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ran WMMmm mm PHONE 385-8729 LUTHER LEAGUE Luther League Plans Events Fifty members of the Luther league or youth group at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, enjoyed a bowling outing Sunday. The excursion was one of fifteen events planned by the group for the next six months. On March 24 at 6:30 p.m. the League has planned a "Silly Supper" for its membership. A highly misleading menu with strange names is presented at a silly supper, with each item on the menu being assigned a special number. Those par­ ticipating choose items from the menu which also contains the silverware as one of the numbered items. The four- course meal is served exactly as it is ordered by the par­ ticipant and each course must be eaten before the next course is served. Since the names on the menu are totally misleading, many order their dessert for an appetizer. Some participants have been known to order their silverware only for the last course, but that is what makes a "silly supper" really silly The members of the Luther league are encouraged to register for the event at the church on Sunday. The officers for the group include . Lowell Kivley, president; Jeff Damiani, vice- president; Felicia York, secretary and Jeff Haddick, treasurer. The sponsors for the league include Earl and Lynette Trier, Larry and Lynn Lund, Steve Missman, Robert and Jane Lewis, and Harold and Shirley Kivley. The ad­ visors for the group are Intern Don Thurn and Pastor Roger Schneider. Girl Scout Court Of Award Recognizes Many Mayor Joseph Stanek congratualtes Mary Price and Tammie Kieschke on their acievements at the Court of Award ceremony held by Cadette Troop 41 Tuesday. March 12. A Court of Award ceremony is held twice a year to honor Scouts receiving badges and completing Challenges. There are four Challenges a Cadette must complete to earn First class, the highest award in Girl Scouting. Each Challenge tests a Cadette's performance in a real life situation. There are the Challenges of Social Dependability, of Emergency Preparedness, of Active Citizenship and of the Girl Scout Promise. Tammie Bieschke has completed all of these and needs only one more badge to be awarded First class. Tuesday night she was presented her badges for Language and Games Leader which brought her total to sixteen Junior and nine Cadette badges. Mary Price was hostess for the evening and planned the ceremony as part of her Challenge of Social Depen­ dability. Mary has earned forty-three Junior badges and two Cadette, receiving her Games Leader badge at the Court of Awards. Other Cadettes receiving badges were Yvonne Crouse, Chef an J Child Care; Kelly Wegener. Child Care; Robin Nolan, Horsewoman and Water Life; Gigi Smith, Sports; Heather Newkirk, Child Care; Bonnie Wemken, Sports and Sharon Smith. Sports. Sonja (Sunny) Corbin, an American Field Service ex­ change student from Barbados gave an interesting and in­ formative slide presentation about her home on an island in the Caribbean. The girls were especially fascinated to learn about school life on Barbados, where students all dress in uniform, where they must pass a stiff exam to be able to attend high school and where teachers are allowed to "flog" students for mishehavior. Cadette Leaders Mrs. An­ thony (Kathy) Schaefer and Mrs. Lester (Betty) Smith announced that the Cadettes will be selling Girl Scout cookies Friday night, March 29, from 4:30 to 7:30 at the McHenry State bank and on Saturday, March 30, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at various locations around McHenry. This is an opportunity for Goudies Move To Wonder Lake After Retirement In January, Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie E. Goudie retired to their year 'round home at 7605 E. Sunset drive, Wonder Lake. For thirty-eight years they lived at 2109 W. Leland avenue, Chicago, and spent weekends in Wonder Lake for the past eighteen years. Mr. Goudie worked for the city of Chicago for the past forty-two years as an operating engineer and is a life time member of the International Operating Engineers local 150. On May 10, in Chicago, the Engineer group will have a retirement dinner for Mr. Goudie and Edward Gayne, close friend and co-worker for the past thirty years. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Goudie were honored guests at a surprise combination bir­ thday and retirement party given by their children, grandchildren and great­ grandchild in Wheeling. Those attending the festive celebration were their children, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph (Dolores) Blomseth of Crystal Lake; Jack Goudie; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goudie, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Goudie, all of Chicago. Grandchildren present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond (Dee) Denman and great-grandchild, Miss Robyn Lee Westman, people who have not already ordered cookies to purchase some and help the Scouts develop their new campground in Woodstock. Covent Garden Productions announces that auditions for Arthur Miller's drama, "The Price", will be held at the Woodstock Opera House Saturday and Sundaty, March 16 and 17, from .2 to 5 p.m. "The Price" is the story of two brothers, one a cop and the other a successful surgeon. One of them is trying to sell fur-, niture that belonged to his father before he died years before. The policeman's wife and the Jewish antique dealer round out the cast of charac­ ters. This is the first time that Covent Garden Productions has thrown open auditions to the public. The casting director requires two men from 30-50 years of age; l man who can speak with a Russian-Yiddish accent and 1 woman who is age 30-50. "The Price" will open at the Woodstock Opera House Friday, April 19. Everyone is invited to audition. St Agatha Court Will Name Officers St. Agatha Court No. 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters at Johnsburg, will meet Tuesday evening, March 19, at 8 o'clock in the Com­ munity club hall to elect new officers for the coming year. Members of the Nominating committee will present a slate of officers for election. Com­ mittee members are, Mrs. George Mann, Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. Francis Sch- mitt. The last round of the current card tournament will be played after the business meeting. Woodstock; Gary Blomseth, Crystal Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goudie, Timothy Robackowski, Steven Goudie, all of Chicago. Other guests included Mrs. Emma DeMars, Mrs. Jean Jensen, Jody Johnson, Kathy Ward, Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis and Cornelius Blomseth. The Goudies extend an open invitation to Chicago friends to visit them in Wonder Lake. DIAL-A-DEVOTION Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTLER'S SERVICE STATION all under one roof- -one stop fast food service! *Mr. Donut AT EASTER SEAL LUNCHEON - McHenry Rotarians gather at assisted the center with tag day proceeds for many years. Shown McHenry County Easter Seal luncheon in their honor, held at the with members of the McHenry club are some of the center's staff, therapy center in Woodstock. The local club has generously Mrs. Francis Schmitt is in charge of the following com­ mittee: Mrs. Leo Hiller, Mrs. Lowell Anderson, Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. LeRoy Miller, Miss Betty Sompel, Mrs. Agnes Nell and Mrs. Daniel Schmitt. The twentieth Conference of the Rockford Diocesan association will be held in McHenry April 21, beginning with Mass at 10:45 a.m. in St. Mary's church. St. Clara Court No. 659 of McHenry will be host court. PRESENT "ALICE" The Interpreters Theatre group is in preparation for its spring production of "ALICE IN WONDERLAND ". It will be presented in three per- Auditions For "Fantastic ks" March 21 -22 The newly formed St. Patrick's Drama guild has announced that it will present a musical, "Fantasticks", as its first offering. A May production date is planned. All parishioners of the church formances on March 29 and 30. There will be two evening performances at 8 and a Saturday afternoon show for children at 2 p.m. The' production will take place in the Crystal Lake high school auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door. and any other interested persons are invited to take part in auditions which will be held in the church hall March 21 and 22, beginning at 7 p.m. Guild officers say there are parts for "teen-agers and keen-agers alike"! Anyone with questions should call Allan L. Smith. Make-up for this season is not the pale washed out look or that with artificial DIVORCES Diane E. Freund from Gerald C. Freund, McHenry. Romeo DePasquale from Arlene M. DePasquale, McHenry. Jack Guenther from Betty M. Guenther, McHenry. looking eyes. The make-up, which is popular today, is a subtle blush including mois­ turizer. Eye shadow is used but with restraint. >OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQC D0NT FORGET ST PATRICK S DAY • All You Can Eat Corn beef - Cabbage • Murphies • Entertainment MARCH 16th at OAK PARK H0IH ON PISTAKEE BAY Phone: 385-0176 801 W. Oak Grove McHenry-lll. gOOOOOOOCOPPPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCi. Audrey R.' W A L G E N B A C H H E E o f X n f P e i e s c r t i i e e n n t c e d For McHenry County Treasurer MARCH 19TH PRIMARY ELECTION Pol. Adv. Paid for by Audfy R. 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