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6? District PMA Officers PG. 14 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. JAN. 24, 1969 SPRING GROVE NEWS t'0": % M EVA FREUND WOMAN'S CLUB MAKES FUTURE PLANS AT MEETING Wednesday, Jan. 15, the Lotus Country Woman's Club met at the home of Mrs. Ed Buesseler with Mrs. Nora Miller as co-hostess. At we o'clock luncheon was served to thirteen members and four guests. The meeting was called to order by the president Mrs. Leo Karls with a salute to the flag. Members responded to roll call giving a New Year's resolution. Reports were read, also "Thank you" notes from the members who had been sick and received plants and fruit. Frances Heinemann substituted for corresponding secretary Harriet Olson who was unable to attend. An invitation was-read from the Harvard Woman's Club for the County Federation meeting to be held there Monday evening, Feb. 3 at eight o'clock. Also a notice of the mid-winter meeting of the Eleventh District Federation at the Sherman House in Chicago, Jan. 23. This will be a morning session starting at nine o'clock. > PHONE 675-2135 The secretary, Peggy Buesseler, informed members that the club had received a citation from the General Federation of Woman's Club and Sears Roebuck Foundation for their effective community" action through the "Community Imr provement Program". The program for the afternoon was given by Miss Nellie Mourtjouhn,, an exchange student from Patras, Greece, who is staying in the Phillip Borre home and attending Richmond high school. She gavfe highlights of her native country which proved very interesting. A gift was presented to her by the club. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Roy Todd on Feb. 19. FORMER RESIDENTS DIE This community was saddened to hear of the death of Ronnie Fout, age 28, a former resident. Ronnie passed away on Jan. 15, the result of severe burns received from an explosion of paint at Johns-Manville plant Waukegan where he is employed; Survivors are his wife, the former Alice Rinda and two children. Funeral services were held at St. Peter's church on Saturday morning. Another former resident, Mrs. Ada (Carr) Hoefflin, passed away Jan. 2 in Muscatine, Iowa, in the Hershey Memorial Rest Home. She was the former Ada James and was born on the old James Farm which is now the Lutheran Alpine Camp. She married Reed Carr and they lived here for many years while Mr. Carr was rural mail car-: rier and Ada was a clerk in Weber's general store. After Reed's retirement they made their home in Florida until his death. Then Ada went to Muscatine, Iowa, to live. Here she married Nathan Hoefflin who passed away a number years ago. Mrs. Frank Sanders is the only one living of the family of two brothers and three sisters. The body was returned here for burial in the Carr cemetery near Ringwood. « CLUB MEETS The 500 club met at the home of Mrs. Ben Busch on Thursday afternoon. Winners of prizes were Tillie May, Mame Tinney, Minnie Pierce, Annie Sanders and Emma May. Mrs. Christina Britz from Fox Lake was a guest. A lunch was served. Avery Vose, 16ft, front row, district director and president of the Pure Milk association, is shown with newly elected officers in McHenry Tuesday. Others, front row, are Ralph Nichols of Hebron, president; Charles Weingart of McHenry, vice-president ; and Mrs. Ferol Tomlinson, McHenry, secretary -treasurer. Standing are Ferdinand Dahle of Big Foot, and Richard Beers of Harvard, resolutions committeeman and alternate; Norman Heinrich of Woodstock and Douglas Shanks, Lake county, re-districting committeeman and alternate. PLAINDEALER PHOTO. The Law Serves You New Year's Resolutions for Safer Winter Driving The Illinois State Bar association has offered a number of resolutions for motorists who would like to go through the winter without a scratch--or a traiffic ticket. The ISBA says your chances of coming through the months of ice and snow with your fenders, disposition and pocketbook intact will be better if you resolve to: 1) Maintain safe interval between vehicles. The law requires that a driver shall not follow another vehicle "more closely than is reasonable and prudent," considering highway conditions. 2) Reduce speed whenever "a special hazard exists ... by reason of weather or road conditions." 3) Keep windows free of ice and snow. If you don't you are improving your chances of an accident and liability for damages. 4) Turn on headlights (not just parking lights) at sundown or "at any time visibility is so limited as to require the use of ts for safety..." 5) Never offer to push another vehicle except in case of emergency, and thenpush the vehicle only far enough to remove it from the roadway or any immediate hazard. It's against the law to push a car with a dead battery or cold engine in an effort to get it started. 6) Always signal for a turn. If the electric signal is inoperative, you MUST roll down the window on the driver's side and give the appropriate hand signal. 7) Give the appropriate turn signal to indicate a change of lane or start from a parallel parked position (a new law). But do not use a flashing turn signal on one side of a parked or disabled vehicle, or as a "do pass" signal to motorists approaching from the rear. 8) Never leave the motor running when the vehicle is parked on a roadway unless the driver is in the car. Finally, the ISBA says, resolve to watch for those special dangers such as ice on bridges when the rest of the pavement is clear. Ice lasts longer on bridges because there is no ground heat to melt it. OTHER BIRTHS Mrs. Agnes Schaefer is a proud great-grandmother for the first time. Judith Renee Kraus was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kraus in Stuttgart, Germany, on Jan. 2, where he is serving with the U. S.Army. Her weight was 5 lbs., and 15 oz. Mrs. Kraus was the former Christine Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Waters of Costa Mesa, Calif., and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kraus of Santa Ana, Calif. CAR WASH CENTER THI CAR KtLPtlTS OfAncfUtA PROTECT WASH Hot Wash Hot ICins* Hot Wax Best Bargain in Town I Automated WE WASH: 38 Seconds No waiting Stay In Car 75<| Self Service BIRTHDAY PARTY Congratulations to Cindy Sutton on her eleventh birthday , Friday, Jan. 17. Cindy had a/j party in her home and invitea all her classmates. Games were played and refreshments included a large decorated birthday cake. Cindy received many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund enjoyed dinner with the Dan Freunds in Crystal Lake on Sunday, Jan. 12, in hortor of the first birthday of their little granddaughter, Kelly. There was a turkey dinner ending with birthday cake and ice cream. Service News First Lieutenant Donald J. Herdrich, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Herdrich, 1068 River road, McHenry, received the silver wings of an Army aviator upon graduation from the Army Aviation school at Hunter Army Airfield, Ga., Jan. 14. During the sixteen-week course, he was taught various fire techniques and tactical maneuvers for hell cooters supporting ground trot^ i.\ combat. He also received Instruction in helicopter maintenance and survival techniques. Lt. Herdrick received his commission through the Reserve Officers* Training corps program at Marquette university, Milwaukee, Wis., where he received his degree in 1966. He is a member of Tau Beta Pi and Eta Kappa Nu fraternities. His wife is the former Frances Mayfield of McHenry. Army Private Terry J. Graham, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Graham, 2726 Iroquois, McHenry, was assigned as a welder with the 19th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam Dec. 24. The best counsellor is the man who gives you no advice. USHERS MEET The ushers held their regular meeting at the home of Tony Meyers on Wednesday night. 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