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PAINTED F ACES - The painted faces booth at Fair Diddley is one of the most popular with the small fry. Booth chairman, Mrs. David Stone, promises many artful makeups to change youngsters into imaginary characters. Fair Diddley, to be held May 20 from noon to 5 p.m. on the Woodstock square, will offer entertainments for all ages. Beneath these painted disguises are, at bottom, Heather Brown; second row, Jason Gaul, Matthew Stone and Corinn Gaul; third row, Steve and Sarah Knight and on top, Michael Brown. Announce Winners Of Club Scholarships TOM VANKANEGAN The Woman's Club of Wonder Lake has announced that Tom VanKanegan of McHenry High and Donna Gay of Woodstock High have been selected as recipients of Music and Art scholarhips for summer camp this year. Tom received the Music scholarship and Donna the Art award. Tom is a junior at McHenry West campus. He is in the upper half of his class and holds a "B" average. Tom started studying music by playing clarinet in the Harrison school concert band. When he entered high school he picked up trumpet and saxophone. He played sax in the stage band and clarinet in the concert band. He was also a member of the Viscount drum and bugle corps. Now at West campus he is a member of the concert band, stage band, and belongs to a jazz group outside of school. Tom is interested mainly in jazz and will attend the Western Illinois university Jazz band camp in July. Eventually, he hopes to make a career of music. Donna is a junior at Wood- Landmark Will Host First ,Fun •Fair The Landmark organization of PALS is sponsoring its first Fun Fair at the school Satur­ day, May 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. One of the highlights of the fair will be an old fashion cake walk. Other attractions include a fishing pond and chute-the- chute. There v ill be snack type refreshments. The public is invited to participate in this fun event at the school, located on Waukegan road. DONNA GAY stock Community high school. She is in the upper half of her Friendship Club To Hold May Pot-Luck The Friendship club will meet Saturday, May 12, at 6 p.m., in the dining room of the First United Methodist church for the May pot-luck dinner and meeting. Hosts and hostesses for the evening will be Grace Borchers and Hazel MacLaughlin, Bernice and Donald Corby, Frances Vycital and/ Helen Kaufmann. Dorothy and Eric Steinbiss will prepare the program for the meeting. AMERICAN LEGION AUX. McHENRY UNIT 491 By Pearl Cooler Over seventy past presidents of the McHenry county units of the American Legion auxiliary met at the Idle Hour on the Fox in Cary, Thursday evening, April 26. The Cary unit was hostess for this meeting. Iolene Biangarde, president, presided over the meeting. Ceil Violett, McHenry, gave grace in the absence of Doris Henken, McHenry, chaplain of the Past Presidents. The Cary unit provided the members with entertainment from the Cary-Grove high school band. It was voted to donate $25 to the women patients at Downey hospital for whatever is needed by them. The sunshine cup was passed. It was announced that Emily Vick of Harvard is in the Harvard hospital and Gladys Kerns is in Memorial hospital. Past presidents from the McHenry unit attending the dinner were Eva Sparks, Lauretta Homo, Minnie Green, Ceil Violett and Pearl Cooper. The next meeting of the McHenry county unit, Past Presidents, will be held in Marengo Oct. 18. class and holds a "B" average. Donna has been interested in some form of art' 'ever since I can remember." She started art classes in Westwood Junior high for two years. As a fresh­ man in high school she took beginning art and proceeded to intermediate art which in­ cluded classes in silver jewelry making, ceramics and wheel thrown pottery, oil painting, wood sculpture, batik, pen and ink, and pencil work. This year included a course in sculpture. Donna has received an award for her work in the poster contest sponsored by the Woodstock Public library, has shown work in the McHenry County Art Fair, and paints rocks as a hobby. Donna will be attending the summer Art program held at Western Illinois university in July. ^ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ̂ ^ ̂ ^ ̂ ̂ ̂ . » "The Unusual In Women's Apparel" The Fashion Shoppe Day/ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A Special For Mom - 20% off on all street-length dresses Thurs.-Fri.^Sat. MAY 10, 11, 12 ONLY juniors misses 1/2 sizes POET'S CORNER A tribute to Mothers by Ethel L. Hintz) MY MOTHER I close my eyes and feel you near, Your gentle touch, your face so dear, Your smile so sweet, your eyes so true, That depth of love in the heart of you. My Mother! Your faith was strong; ^our thoughts so pure, Your laughter gay, your wisdom sure. 'Twas kindliness and inner grace That always shone upon your face. My Mother! ETHEL L HINTZ MEMORY'S GARDEN There are pixie pansy faces With enigmatic smiles, That kind thoughts of others bring to mind And wing across the miles. There is rosemary for remembrance Along the garden wall, And dainty, gold-frocked buttercups With stately tulips tall. Modest, sweet-scented mignonette And blue for-get-me-not, Roses, tokens of fond love Deck that garden plot. But dearest of all in that garden Is mother, with trowel and hoe, With love in her heart for the beautiful Helping God make her garden grow. ETHEL L. HINTZ * * THE FASHION SHOPPE 4RT.MI McHenry 1007 N. FRONT ST. 385-7747 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PAG E 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDMESDAY, MAY 9, 1973 Mary Dobbins Named To Head Women's Club Who stood at the door and waved good-by, On that first day of school, with tears in her eye, For her baby was leaving her tender care, And with others now his life she must share? Our Mothers. OUR MOTHERS Who cared for us as infants small, Fed us and clothed us, took care of all Our wants and wishes, with loving hand Tried to fulfill our every demand? Our Mothers. Who guided our steps when we learned to walk*, Encouraged us when we tried to talk, Helped us over the rough spots each day, Taught us to kneel at our bedside and pray? Our Mothers. Who nursed us when with fevered brow, We fretted and whined, and it seemed somehow The world was against us, But we always knew There was someone to love us, and see us through? Our Mothers. Who loves us no matter what we do, Are always considerate, kind and true, Yearn o'er our faults; encourage the good, Help us to do the things that we should? Our Mothers. As we learn life's lessons day by day, May the things we do; the words we say. Show how grateful we are to the Father above, For blessing us with the unselfish love of Our Mothers. ETHEL L. HINTZ DAWN Early morning stillness Broods over my garden retreat. The rosebuds wearing pearls of dew Fill the air with fragrance sweet. The sun shows on the horizon Flaming rays of crimson and gold. The birds awaking with sprightly chirp Fill my heart with rapture untold. God walks in my garden. In the quiet I hear His voice. He starts my day with His blessing. And makes my soul rejoice. Ethel L. Hintz IT'S SPRING The golden daffodils are dancing Along the garden walk. The stately tulips nod their heads In rhythm as they talk. The lilacs rustle in the breeze, Their plumy fronds swaying The green is showing in the trees. Soon we'll go "A-Maying." Ethel L. Hintz DIOCESAN NAIM MASS The annual diocesan Mass for St. Margaret chapter of NAIM will be offered at 4:30 Sunday, May 20, in St. Bernadette's church, 2400 Bell avenue, Rock- ford. The bus will leave from St. Mary's church at 3 o'clock that afternoon. For further information call Mrs. Ben (Elvina) Summers or Mrs. Daniel J. (Jean) Driscoll. Mrs. Mary Dobbins was installed president of the Lakeland Park Women's club at a meeting held Thursday, May 3, at the Lakeland Park Community house. Also installed by Mrs. Helen Strandquist, past president, were Mrs. Barbara Emery, vice-president; Mrs. Sharon Gacek, secretary; Mrs. Lvda Radisch, treasurer; Mrs. Adele Arndt, registrar and Mrs. Edna Domrese, Sunshine chairman. The installation followed the serving of delicious refresh­ ments by Mrs. Cecilia Oakford and Mrs. Maureen Johnson. The club will be in recess until September, at which time meetings will resume at 12:30. The membership had taken a vote which favored afternoon meetings. The officers will serve as hostesses for this first gathering. N.O.W. Invites County Women To May Meet The McHenry County National Organization for Women (NOW.) will meet May 10 at 8 p.m. at the Congregational church in Woodstock, northeast cornejr of Dean and South streets. The topic for discussion will be, "The Role of the Housewife". 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