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/ PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1972 POET'S CORNER "r, °«!<™ W i l l L e a d B i g New officers of the National Catholic Society of Foresters, St. Agatha Court 777, Johnsburg, were installed Tuesday evening, April 18, at theCommunity club hall. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Paul Pitzen, Mrs. Alfred Oeffling, Mrs. Richard Dehn, Mrs. Lucy Domino and Mrs. Carl Neiss. Standing, Mrs. William Pierce, Jr., Inst^lF New • Officers Of -tSifewafeiuU- N.C.S.F. Court Mrs. Lucy Domino, national president of the National Catholic Society of Foresters, installed the new officers of St. Agatha Court 777 at Johnsburg Tuesday evening, April 18, at the Community club hall. She was assisted by Mrs. Alfred Oeffling cf St. Agatha court, a national director of the society. New officers installed were president, Mrs. Richard Dehn; vice-president, Mrs. Albert Huff; recording secretary, Mrs. Paul Pitzen, financial secretary, Mrs. Carl Neiss; treasurer, Mrs. Leo Diedrich; trustees, Mrs. Allen Etheridge, Mrs. Ernest La Bay and Mrs. Stanley Schmitt; conductors, Mrs. Terry Tvaroh and Mrs. George Oeffling, Jr.; sen­ tinels, Mrs. David Miller and Mrs. William Pierce, Jr.; junior directors, Mrs. Gene Hughes, Mrs. George Mann and Mrs. Boyd Lindberg. Honorary conductors were the Misses Cfcthy La Bay, Cathy Freund, Donna Frisby and April PritcMtftf. "'**• MTs. Wilfred Klapperich was presented with a 25-year membership pin by the national president. Mrs. Domino also announced that St. Agatha Junior court had qualified as a Merit court. This is the third consecutive year the junior court has qualified, and in so doing the directors were given a special award. Mrs. Boyd Lindberg, Mrs. George Mann and Mrs. Gene Hughes ac­ cepted the award. An engraved emblem will be attached to the frame of the first year citation. St. Agatha Junior court was the only junior court qualifying as a Merit court in the Rockford diocese this year. It is rated on the activity, reports submitted to the home office of the National Catholic Society of Foresters each year. Several members of St. Clara Court 659 cf McHenry and Mrs. John Pritz of St. Anthony Court 674 rf Rockford attended the installation. Rev. Leo Bartel, court chaplain, was present at the dinner at Hettermann's preceding the meeting. Schedule Gem, Mineral Club Meeting May 2 Because the locaj school was closed for Easter vacation, the last meeting of the Hiawatha Gems & Mineral club was cancelled. The public is invited to attend the next meeting May 2 at the West campus high school, in the dining room, at 7:30 p.m. Gilbert Rudiger of DesPlaines will be guest speaker on the subject, "Eden Valley Petrified Wood - Wyoming". He has been collecting his display for more than forty years. Mrs. Terry Tvorah, Mrs. George Oeffling, Jr., Mrs. George Mann, Mrs. Boyd Lindberg, Mrs. Gene Hughes, Mrs. Ernest LeBay, Mrs. Stanley Schmitt, Mrs. Allen Etheridge, Mrs. Albert Huff, Mrs. David Miller and Mrs. Leo Diedrich. / "OUT OF NOWHERE" I thought that the flower of love had bloomed For me long years ago. But until you came, out of nowhere I find that it isn't so. I thought I had found contentment And in a measure also peace. But from the moment, I looked into your eyes My soul has sought release. I have tried so hard to forget you And to replace my love with hate. But maybe it was meant from the beginning Written on the tablet of FATE. As time passes into eternity And eons shall be but a day. Until then shall I have forgotten you And the thrill to have passed away. When the flowers cease blooming in springtime And the dewdrops kissing the rose. When the sun fails to shine in the dawning Then you will know that my heart has grown coh When the waters recede from the ocean And the stars forget to shine. When the rainbow gives forth its pot of GOLD. Until then shall I call you mine. When the sands of the desert grow icy cold And the raindrops from Heaven to fall. Think some time while you are dreaming Of someone who's given their all. For you came to me out of NOWHERE So into NOWHERE MUST YOU RETURN. But you left behind you a memory Of a kiss that stings and burns. Estelle Harmon Baldwin 1308 N. Court St. McHenry, 111. LIGHTHOUSE OF LOVE In my heart there is a lighthouse, It's love, a beacon true and bright. It beckons to my one and only love, And brings him safely home each night. Not once in all these years, Has this love beam flickered slight. For it shines just to my true love, And brings him safely home each night. By Maureen M.J. Frantz Hollow Board Former Board Secretary Edwin Becker, Jr., was elevated to the position of president at the organizational meeting of the Big Hollow Grade school. Harry Heeres replaced Becker as secretary. Beginning in May^the regular meetings will be held at 8 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of the month. In other business conducted at the regular meeting, the prints and specifications for the new building were studied and it was felt that a meeting with architects Bradley and Bradley of Rockford was necessary before bids were opened May 9. Superintendent Ed Taveirne reported that he has been receiving applications for principal and he hopes to have recommendations ready for the board at the next meeting Consideration was given to requests presented by teachers concerning salary and personal leave days. A salary increase within approved 5.5 percent guidelines was proposed. Music Director Robert Hanson reported that he plans to expand the summer band program. He also suggested the possibility of organizing a band parent club. The board ap­ proved his request to send a seventh grade student to a band summer camp. Part time services of a social worker, a psychologist, and a learning disorders teacher were approved by contract with Special Education district of Lake county. Here & There In BUSINESS BANK APPOINTMENT Thomas Bolger, vice- president and cashier, McHenry State Bank, has accepted appointment to the Bank Study committee of the I n d e p e n d e n t B a n k e r s Association of America for the year ending March 21,1973. The association has 6,835 member banks in forty-one states, and the committee assignments will end with the forty-third annual convention in San Francisco. The new IBAA president, H.L. Gerhart, Jr., president, First National Bank, Newman Grove, Nebraska, announced the appointment. St. Agatha's Junior court directors were given a special award after it was announced by the National Office of the N.C.S.F. that they had qualified for the third consecutive year as a Merit court. Officers accepting the award seated left to right, were Mrs. Richard Dehn, president of St. Agatha Court 777, and Mrs. Alfred Oeffling, national director. Standing are Junior directors Mrs. George Mann, Mrs. Gene Hughes and Mrs. Boyd Lindberg. Display Sorority Artifacts, Give Aims Of Group Miss Adele Sabel and Mesdames Carl Grinstead and William Haddick displayed sorority artifacts and explained the aims and purpose of Beta Sigma Phi International at their Rush Model meeting held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Siatta. President Mrs. Dale Sprouse welcomed a guest, Mrs. Dan Russell, and Mrs. Garry DeVries, who has transferred to our club. Mrs. Siatta, hostess, served refreshments to Mesdames Dan Russell, Garry DeVries. Carl Grinstead, William Haddick, Dale Sprouse, Pearce K on old, Frank Mazzone, Jr., Jim Basak, Russ Parker, Lee Andress, Craig Stackhouse and Miss Adele Sabel. Is That All? The entire world production of gold from 1493 to the present could all be melted down into a 50-foot cube. Present Forum On School-Community Relations April 27 A public forum meeting on school-community relations will be held at the First Congregational church of Crystal Lake Thursday evening, April 27, at 7:30 p.m. The League of Women Voters of Crystal^ Lake is the sponsor. Mrs. Carolina Elliott, for the League of Women Voters, has secured several panelists for the evening. Mrs. John Davenport chairman of the Illinois Citizens Education council, will discuss the role of the council and how it can apply to in­ dividual school communities. Another is Miss Elaine Sikokis, who is assistant director of the Community Relations division of the office of the State Superintendent of Public In­ struction. 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