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PAGE 10 • PLAINDF XLKH WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12,1980 MCHS Class Of 1940 In Reunion Oeffling, Helen Kilday Low and Ethel Althoff Low. Members of the faculty present were Maurie Taylor, Helen Stevens, Lucia Rausch and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McCracken; also Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt. The committee planning the successful reunion consisted of Lorraine Schaefer Gausden, Joe Gausden, Nick Freund and his wife, Dorothy, Gerry Larkin and his wife, Joan, Laura Denman Schmitt, Frank Schmitt, Bette Buss O'Brien and Mabel Bolger Weber. Saturday Recycling Day CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST Saturday, Nov. 15, is the day set for McHenry's monthly third-Saturday recycling drive to be held at the Market Place parking lot from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Members of the Citizens Concerned for the En­ vironment will be working along with the McHenry County Defenders. They will be on hand to help unload cars and provide the other labor needed as recyclable materials are brought in by McHenry citizens and others who come to McHenry to shop. The McHenry County Defenders announce that the market for mixed papers (magazines, catalogues, advertising mail, etc.), has opened again. They a c k n o w l e d g e t h e cooperation of those who for two months held back on this material and-or disposed of it through their regular trash disposal channels. Bundled nespapers should be kept separate from all other paper products, for they are put into a different truck than the magazines, catalogues, advertising mail and corrugated cardboard. All bundles should be securely tied. Clear, green and brown bottles and jars are accepted, as well as all- steel cans and all-aluminufr products. Bi-metal beverage containers (with steel bottoms and sides and aluminum tops) are not acceptable, and have not been for many years. Used motor oil is also accepted at the drives. Anyone having questions regarding the recycling of materials, please call 385- 8512. December's monthly recycling drive, as has been the case for the past 3 years, will be held again this year in the West campus high school parking lot. Members of the MCHS class of 1940 are shown at their recent reunion. Kneeling, in front, are Ken Cristy, Don "Buzz" Tonyan, Walt Low, Mabel Bolger Weber, Joe Gausden, Lorraine Schaefer Gausden, Anita Althoff Beckenbaugh, Wilbur Schaefer and Geno Unti; sitting, from left, Elva Bauman Col cord, Esther Colby Seibel, Gerry Becker Boehm, Rita Merchant Hill, Pearl Smith Benoy and Bette Buss O'Brien; standing, from left, Margie Duker Hamboldt, Pauline Bode Rogers, Gerry Larkin, David Swan, Betty Orr Benson, Leo Gerlach, Bob Newkirk, Laura Denman Schmitt, Herman Schmitt, Nick Freund, Earl Smith, Frank Schmitt, Lucille Weingart, Dorothy Krohn Benoy, Pat Phalin McDaniels and Delma Freund Rusboldt. WAYNE GAYLORD PHOTO In a beautifully decorated room, in candlelight, 35 members of the McHenry Community high school class of 1940 gathered at the McHenry Country Club recently to renew friend­ ships of 40 years ago Although many were from the McHenry area, some travelled from Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Ohio and California to attend the reunion As members approached the building, they saw a car of 1940 vintage at the door and, upon entering, they were greeted by the reunion committee dressed in school sweaters, bobby sox and saddle shoes, apparel worn during their high school years. A social hour preceded the 8 p.m. family style dinner Joe Gausden acted as master of ceremonies. A former teacher, Maurie Taylor, took roll call as each class member identified himself and introduced his spouse or escort. A few moments of silence were observed in memory of the deceased members of the class, Marie Johnson Long, Robert Schultz, Lloyd M To get the best service from your drycleaner, follow these tips: Instead of wear­ ing that garment "just one more time" after it looks soiled, have it cleaned. Ground in dirt is hard to re­ move. If a garment is stained get it to the cleaners quickly and tell them the cause of the stain. Point out spots which are not obvious so they can be pretreated. Dedicate Church Organ The McHenry United Methodists will dedicate the new pipe organ Sunday, Nov. 16, at the 9:30 hour of wor­ ship. James Gruber of Gruber Pipe Organs, Inc. will perform and explain to the congregation some of the features of the new in­ strument that he and his company rebuilt and enlarged for the new sanc­ tuary. Gruber studied organ under Dr. Herbert L. White, Jr., and received his Bachelor of Music degree from Sherwood Music school in Chicago. He served an apprenticeship with a Quincy, 111., organ firm and returned later to Chicago to begin his own business. The worship hour will be the United Methodist One Great Day of Singing and will feature the senior choir with several selections and an organ-trumpet duet by Bill Toalson and James Gruber. The original pipe organ was given to the McHenry congregation by the Woodstock Methodist church in the Spring of 1957. The building committee chose to have the organ rebuilt and enlarged as a part of the church expansion. Solemn Pledge Old Jim Ritchie was celebrat­ ing his 100th birthday and everybody commented on how well preserved he appeared. "1 will tell you the secret of suc­ cess," he stated. "My wife and I were married 75 years ago. On our wedding night we made a solemn pledge that whenever we had a fight, the one who was proved wrong would go out and take a walk. Thus, I have been in the open air almost contin­ ually for all these years." 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