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Guest Speaker For Women's Club Nov. 12 Meeting The McHenry Woman's club will meet Nov. 12 at the V.F.W. hall with a social hour from noon until 1 p.m. The business meeting will start promptly at 1 o'clock. Later, Mrs. Lorraine Menkhaus will speak on the topic, "Put Your Best Foot Forward". Tea hostess for the day will be Mrs. Paul Jessup. The local organization is a member of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs, Eleventh District. The water used by 90 per cent of the population in the developing world is either unsafe or inadequate, or both. UNICEF projects help provide abundant, unpolluted water supplies. Other Births S-Sgt. and Mrs. David O. Druml, Oceanside, Calif., announce the birth of a daughter, Dana Ann, on Oct. 26 at Camp Pendleton Naval hospital. She weighed 6 lbs., 10 ozs., and was 20'^ inches long, and has a brother, David Patrick, 7V2, two sisters, Doneen Marie, 5, and Denise Catherine, 2l2, for playmates. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Johnsburg, and the paternal ones are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Druml of Lakeland Park. Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Druml of Wonder Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Oswald, Hospital Notes Dr Donald Kidd of McHenry underwent surgery at St . Therese hospital, Waukegan, early this week. PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAOCTOBER 29. 1971 Decatur. The maternal great- grandmother is Mrs. Grace Smith, Cicero and the maternal great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Ida Martin, Kankakee. Improved land management for highway rights-of-way will save Illinois more than $3.5 million in grass mowing costs this year, according to Public Works Director William F. Cellini. More than 180,000 acres are in the program involving architectural mowing along interstate highways and selective mowing along all primary roads. The mowing patterns, established in early spring, leave cover for small game and provide better . erosion control. Certain kinds of grasses are beifig cultivated to provide week-free cover and trees and shrubs ^fe being planted to regenerate the landscapev Cellini said more than 175,000 trees, shrubs and seedlings were planted last year. IIS Pictured above are some of the new members received Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry, at a special service of reception. PLAINDEALER PHOTO City Church Receives 40 New Members Forty new members were received at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, Sunday at a service of recep­ tion. At a special time during the regular worship service each of the new members was introduced to the congregation and received a certificate of membership from the church. New members received by letter of transfer from other Lutheran congregations in­ clude Roland Besserud, Carolyn Besserud, Keith Besserud, Kathryn Besserud, Wayne Besserud, Kenton Cody, Janet Cody, Janine Cody, Drake Cody, Gail Crapy> Christine Crary, Donna Cillo, Sharrel Cillo, Patricia Garcia, Dreanna Garcia, Gregory Hamen, Helen Hunt, Don Scheid, Dan Scheid, Bar­ bara Frantz, Clyde Kangas, Martha Kangas, Kevin Kangas, Josephine Macdonald, Ardis Ress, Mary Ress, Patricia Ress, Joseph Ress, Leonard Swedberg, Cecelia Swedberg, Robert Weinholtz, Sue Weinholtz, Todd Weinholtz, William Wentzel, Diane Wentzel. William Wentzel Jr., Kitchen Band Appears For Two Events On Wednesday, Oct. 20, members of the kitchen band of the McHenry Senior Citizens club presented a program at the Town Hall Estates Nursing home at Wauconda. This was a very special program, dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Florence Johnson, who had been a member of the kitchen band, and who had also been a resident of the Nursing Home. From the tremendous ap­ plause the band knew the audience had enjoyed the program just as much as they had enjoyed presenting it. One of the men in the audience mentioned some German songs, so band members im­ mediately sang several which rated high applause also. The band said goodbye to the audience with the promise they would be glad to play for them Laura Wentzel, Matthew Wentzel, Fred Wilton and Hazel Wilton. ^ A dessert hour in honor of the new members will be held at the home of Eugene and Miriam Miller, 3912 West Oak, McHenry, Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. again. The band has received a number of requests for programs for the 1972 season. They should be made through the band secretary, Lyda Radisch. The Zion Lutheran Church had a new members dinner Sunday evening, Oct. 24, and also had as guests the kitchen band of the McHenry Senior Citizens club. , After the dinner the band took their places on the stage. The ladies were resplendent in their ornate and colorful hats, and all with their prized musical creations hand-crafted from items and gadgets found in any kitchen. A straight line is the shortest in morals, and in geometry. Jack's Place (formerly Mi-Place) FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY (Includes Free Beer) •1.65 --Also-- Pizza-Fun-Games |1237^i^ir2er^St^385-9702 spurgeons now, when every penny counts it counts more at Spurgeon's! inch a Penny Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-8:30 Saturday 9-6 Sunday 10:30-4:30 Our Semi-Annual One-Week Uniform SALE! Buy Two and Save Even More! 2JI3 $7 each Reg. 7.99 find all the flattering lines, carefree fabrics and the whole range of sizes from petite 3 to misses 18 to half size 24y2- Come pick now, save now, and be ready for the busy seasons ahead1 A. Corduroy and opaque Da- cron^ jersey. 141/2 t° 241/2- B. DacrorV* -- cotton whipcord empire, Petite 3 to 15. C. Lace-touched Dacron'* -- nylon Crescord. Petite 3 to 15. See these and more, now! CHARGE IT AT SPURGEON'S McHENRY MARKET PLACE OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30-4:30 l i t 1 * * 4 » OUR PRfNCIP THE BEST JANET MILLER ENGAGED -- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Miller of 4214 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, announced the engagement of their daughter, Janet L., to Gerald W. Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd of :155 Dean street, Woodstock. The wedding date has been set for June 17, 1972. The Illinois Department of Pubic Health and the Illinois Regional Medical program are each furnishing half the fun­ ding of a new $110,000 state­ wide program to provide greater access to quality care for residents with chronic kidney disease. Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie said the program is "another effort to coordinate the health care functions of the state and achieve the most efficient use of scarce resources." Injun Summer Specials EDUCATION WEEK - The week ot uct. 24~M, American baucauon ween, is oeing ooservea locally as a time to honor school principals. Edgebrook teachers held a surprise coffee hour before classes Oct. 26 to honor their principal, Mrs. Dorothy Ullrich. They presented her with a terrarium as a living memento of their respect and love. Mrs. Ullrich, right, is shown with Carol Phillips. owerw \ X / / ' for people with a lot of l iving to do. 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