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(MVtooUMCUHq (Mi PRINTERS PUBLISHERS EST 1875 Set Installation Of St. Agatha Officers The new officers elected at the March meeting of St. Agatha Court, No. 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters at Johnsburg, will be installed Tuesday evening, April 17. A pot-luck supper at 7 o'clock will precede the installation at the Community club hall. Mrs. Ernest LaBay is in charge of the committee. Assisting her wUl be Mrs. Ed. Hettermann, Mrs. Jos. E. Freund, Mrs. Fred Fuch£, Mrs. Robert P. Freund, Mrs. An­ thony Schaefer, Mrs. Roland Bauer, Mrs. Jerome Tonyan, Mrs. Ben Thelen and Mrs. Vincent Tonyan. The new officers will meet in the hall Monday evening, April 16 for rehearsal. The chairmen of the com­ mittees for the annual con­ ference of the N.C.S.F. Rock- ford Diocese association being held in Johnsburg Sunday, April 29, were named at a recent meeting. General chairman will be Mrs. Richard Hearing £ Aid Service 24 Hour Service 9 FREE LOANERSCOMPLETE I SERVICE ON ALL MAKES 0 Zenith Sonotone Bel tone Telex Octarian Fidelity 0 Acousticon Qualitone Vicon Dahlbert Audivox Radioear Maico « Wldex_- Audiotone R.O.StensTand & Associates! Rental on Zentith or K Maico Hearing Aids S 3937 W. Main, McHenry 815 385-7661 Wednesday only 1-5 P.M. Other locations: Mt. Prospect Oak Park - Aurora Hinsdale Batteries Half Price fi With This Ad. fi Dehn, association president, visiting courts reservations, Mrs. Fred Fuchs; Court 777 reservations, Mrs. Leo Diedrich; registrations, Mrs. Terry Tvaroh, and Mrs. Carl Neiss; name tags, Mrs. Gene Hughes, Mrs. George Mann and Mrs. Boyd Lindberg; flowers and table decorations, Mrs. David Miller; prizes, Mrs. Mike Schaefer; hospitality, Mrs. Albert Huff; publicity, Mrs. Paul Pitzen; photographs, Mrs. Alan Etheridge; resolutions, Mrs. Francis Sch- mitt. Reservations for the con­ ference dinner should be made to Mrs. Leo Diedrich by April 17. Garden Cl&b Views Display Mrs. Richard Tade of the Crystal Lake Garden club gave an informative talk concerning projects and plans of that group when she appeared at the recent meeting of the McHenry Garden club. Mrs. Elmer Stange, 504 N. Mineral Springs road, hosted the meeting. Mrs. Tade also brought a number of items for display that her club had made. The local club made final plans for planting a sunburst locust on Kane avenue, in front of McHenry Junior high school, on Arbor day. Lots of people expect to make this year better than last, by following last year's formula. VOTE FOR X JOSEPH B. STANEK for MAYOR APRIL 17. 1973 Joseph Stanek and his wife Marilyn and their six children reside at 1316 Millstream Drive, McHenry Illinois. Joe is 40 years of age and has lived in McHenry for 18 years. STANEK IS INVOLVED • 4 years member City Council 4 years member Licenses & Fees Committee Tk 4 years member Sewer & Water Committee •fc 4 years member Street & Sidewalk Committee 7th Infantry Division - Korea • Local Businessman - Barber • Member American Legion •It Manager American Legion Youth Baseball STANEK WORKED FOR: State funding to widen Route 120 Federal funding for McHenry Sewage Plant STANEK SPONSORED THE BIDDING OF GASOUNE FOR USE IN CITY VEHICLES. (PAID BY MR AND MRS. D PAUL) Helen Wright Will Conclude Fine Art Series The program by Helen Wright, Woodstock resident well known to Holiday Hospitality Day visitors for her original miniatures, at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 19, is the final event in the Creative Living Series, sponsored by the Woodstock Fine Arts association. All series programs are in the Woodstock Opera House. "Majolica" is the Utl^pf tlys, program scheduled fdr all those interested in the collection of antiques and American folk art. Mrs. Wright will display and discuss her extensive collection of American Majolica glazed earthernware, molded in naturalistic shapes. Her collection includes dinnerware, serving pieces, and one-of-a- kind designs, all hand painted during the 19th century. Admission to the program is by series or single ticket. Coffee will be served in the Green room by WFAA board members beginning at 9 a.m. Easter Seal Auxiliary Hosts Annual Luncheon The Easter Seal auxiliary of McHenry county will hold its annual spring luncheon and style show at the Crystal Lake Country club Wednesday, May 2 , at noon. Cocktails will be served at 11 o'clock and buffet luncheon at noon. The highlight of the program will be auxiliary members modeling the latest fashions. Co-chairmen for this event are Mrs. Gerald Donahue and Mrs. Joseph Conerty, Jr. Tickets may be purchased from them or any auxiliary member. There are 150 members at this time. Auxiliary projects such as the luncheon and fashion show have supplied funds for equipment for the Easter Seal Therapy center and for remodeling and ground beautification. The Rotary club of Woodstock just finished a very successful tag day for the Easter Seal in Woodstock. Tag days in other towns will be held this weekend. Hold Program On Nurses Role In Care Of Patients Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and nurse's aides of McHenry county will attend a one-day program on the nurse's role in care of the stroke patient at Memorial hospital in Woodstock, Wed­ nesday and Thursday, April 25 and 26. The meeting is sponsored by the McHenry County Heart association in cooperation with Memorial hospital, the McHenry County Department of Health and the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of Peoria. The same program will be presented to different aduiences on the two days. "Problems'of the Strolce Patient" will be the subject of Miss Maryann Fischer, R.N., Coordinator of _ the Rehabilitation Nursing course of the Institute of.Physical Medicine and rehabilitation. There will be a demonstration in restorative nursing techniques. Serving on the local planning committee are Robert P. F o r e s m a n , M . D . , president, McHenry County Heart association, and Mrs. Vernon Hanson, R.N., McHenry County Department of Health, and Miss Virginia T. Williams, R.N., M.S. VFW Auxiliary- Plans Spring Card Party A Spring card party is planned for Wednesday evening, April 25, at the VFW post home at 7:30 p.m. The Ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 4600 is sponsoring this eVent which promies to be an en­ joyable evening for men and women. There will be refresh­ ments served throughout the evening. A "white elephant" table will contain handmade items, house plants, perennials and white elephants. Proceeds from the card party will go toward many of the community services provided by the auxiliary in the McHenry area. Chairman for this fund raising function is Gerry Kuck, who is being assisted by a committee consisting of Ila Hogan, Marge Moreth, Renee Jende and Barbara Bryniarski. Tickets will be available at the door. 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Illinois from left, Karen Mann, Junior conductor; Kim Spengel, flag bearer; Ann Murray, flag bearer; Jane Mann, director; Monica Davis, sentinel; Irene Miller, director; Connie LeLuex, Hope; Dorothy Hughes, director; Amy LeLuex, sentinel; Patti Stoffel, Faith; and Louise Disenroth, Charity. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD KENNETH KLEIN-MARY ANNE BRZEZINSKI ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mrs. Anna Brzezinski of 121 S. Sheridan road, McHenry, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Anne, to Kenneth G. Klein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Klein of 317 N. Hill road, McHenry. Miss Brzezinski is a 1971 graduate of McHenry high school and Mr. Klein js a '71 graduate of Marian Central Catholic high school. From there, Miss Brzezinski attended the American Conservatory of Music and her fiance attended McHenry County college. Both will enroll in Illinois State university in September, 1973. A June 23 wedding is planned. Dl0t̂ Established 1875 3842 West Elm Street* Phone 3854170 McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund - Publisher Adele Froehlich -- Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION" HNNA SUSTAINING MEMBER - 1973 SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ 1 Yeaf S7.50 1 Year $9 00 Sin McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and ^ County Lake County ^ JUL INSTALL GIRL FORESTER OFFICERS - Shown above are the newly installed officers and directors of the Girl Foresters of St. Agatha Court, No. 777, Johnsburg. In front, left to right, are Susan Dehn, special conductor; Deb Freund, secretary; Lisa Huemann, president; Mrs. Catherine Dehn, president of Senior court and installing officer; Pam Spengel, vice-president; Kim Huemann, senior conductor; and Kathy Miller, special conductor; back row, Society Seeks Attic Artifacts The society recently was given a carpet stretcher close to 100 years old, by Mrs. Neva Van Ness of Huntley. Her grandmother used it and she is 90 years old.Grandmothers laid down the carpeting and tacked it along one wall, then unrolled the carpeting, (usually over corn leaves or newspapers) and when the opposite wall was reached, used the stretcher, which has a ratchet on it, enabling a good tight stretch to the carpeting. The society is getting requests from national organizations asking it to ob­ serve the United States bi­ centennial in observance of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. There are one or two deeds • of transfer of property dating back to the 1700's but that is all regarding the revolutionary period. Of­ ficers will ask for the loan of any revolutionary items to make a special display at the time, 1976, and hopefully people will let the society borrow, temporarily, their keepsakes. Conservation Speaker For Garden Club The Whispering Oaks Garden club will meet next Tuesday, April 17, at 10 a.m. at the Community center. Speaker will be Robert Flick, who is the chairman of the McHenryCounty Soil and Water Conservation district. This is a very important sub­ ject to all. Fleck will review the conservation efforts being made for McHenry county. Rose Hanner is program chairman. Shown here are McHenry residents, Elaine Bottari and Kitty Matz, planning the production of "The Miracle Worker" which can be seen this Friday and Saturday at the Woodstock Opera House. McHenry Resident POET'S CORNER Involved In Play "Miracle Worker" This Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 14, the Townsquare Players, Inc. will present the play, "The Miracle Worker", in the Woodstock Opera House at 8:30 p.m. Active in the production are two McHenry residents, Elaine Bottari and Kitty Matz. Miss Matz, who is also a teacher at Crystal Lake high school, is the director of the play based on the lifo of Helen Keller. Previously she had directed the production "You Know I Can't Hear You When The Water's Running". Elaine Bottari has been active in theatre . and the Townsquare Players, Inc. for many years. In The Miracle Worker she is acting as stage manager. Tickets for this production can be obtained at the doof the night of the play. Information or reservations can be obtained by calling 675-2066 or 338-4595. WE THANK GOD FOR SPRING Bluebells and crocuses, Greening of grass, Budding of trees, Wild flowers en masse, Soft, warm breeze, Birds on the wing, Harbingers like these Tell us it's Spring! Days growing longer, Sudden rain falling, Planting time's here, Gardens are calling, We listen and hear Mating calls ring. No need of a seer To tell us it's Spring. Boys shooting marbles. Girls skipping rope. Roller skates clattering. Hearts high with hope. Happy youth chattering, Birds gaily sing. Winter's gloom scattering Tells us it's Spring. New life is surging. God's providence we share. Awakening beauties of earth Give proof of His care. Our hearts filled with mirth New loyalties bring. With spirits rebirth We thahk God for Spring! Ethel L. Hintz DIVORCE Ronnie P. Weed from Dorothy Mae Weed, McHenry PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buchert and Miss Jean Mat­ thews were Sunday visitors in the Edward Matthewg home in Evanston. Mr. and Mrs. William Powers of Batavia spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Powers. Mrs. Mabel Knowles was a guest for a week in the home of her friend, Mrs. Maude Warrich, in Chicago. Mrs. Warrich returned with her and is now a guest in her home. The world has always had plenty of good advice: the shortage comes in good examples. Mrs. John R. Freund, ac­ companied by her sister, Mrs. Eleanor Manning of Oak Park, spent the past week with her daughter. Miss Diane Freund, in New York City. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, daughter, Mrs. Betty Clark, and the latter's daughterr Sue, were dinner guests in the Marion Messman home in Woodstock Sunday. M e s d a m e s E l i z a b e t h Thompson, Frances Widhelm, Helen Heuser and Miss Bertilla Freund of the C.D. of A., accompaniedjay Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oakford and Mrs. Eleanor Taylor visited the boys at Downey on Wednesday evening, April 4. Historical It is spring cleaning time and the McHenry County Historical society hopes it will be kept in mind when cleaning out attics, garages and basements. Old photographs, records, tools, toys, children's clothing, men's clothing, women's clothing and accessories. All clothing should be cleaned and marked as to age, donor's name and any other pertinent information. The society is now arranging display cases and shelving and it is in need of volunteers to wash and clean shelves and artifacts before putting in the vast collection, over 6,000 ar­ tifacts.