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Johnsburg News Wins Title Ardele Oefflin^ was one happy girl last Friday evening when she was crowned Homecoming queen in a ceremony which took place in the McHenry high school gym. Ardele was chosen over the five other competing finalists. Dennis Conway was chosen to reign with Queen Ardele. This good looking couple was crowned by last year's king and queen, Jim Huemann and Jeanette Freund. Our congratulations to Ardele. Subdivision Isolds Meeting The Jak-Ana Heights association held their monthly meeting at the home "of Gerald Wakitsch last Wednesday evening. The members discussed the Tieed for safety signs throughout the subdivision and residential zone siens for the roaad. On Saturdaay the signs were posted. On North Ave there have been two residential district speed signs posted. One is placed just before approaching Hiller's subdivision on, the south and one as you approach Jak-Ana Heights from the North. Please observe these signs and those pjaced throughout the subdivisiop. They have reason for being there. Plans for the second annual Christmas party were also discussed at this meeting. The party will be held at the Community club hall on Dec. 15. Committee for this party was chosen at this time. fornia where they dropped in on the. George Duesslers of Rodenda Beach for a short visit. The foursome did a lot of sightseeing throughout certain parts of California, Mexico and various states. They visited With relatives in Pheonix, Ariz, and just couldn't resist stopping off and seeing the various attractions in Las Vegas. They returned home after completing a month long, vacation. I'm sure they would advise this trip for every person in the future years. Community Club Meets Somewhere in the neighborhood of sixty-five men gathered at the Cdmmunity club last Monday evening to attend the clubs monthly meeting. Current business was discussed and final plans for the Halloween party on Oct. 30 were arranged. Note! If you haven't got your costume together as yet, you had better get on the ball, as time is getting short. Roast beef and mashed potatoes were served by the committee at the close of the meeting. Miss Mary K; Schmitt and Mrs. Frank Freund were in St. Paul, Minn, for a few days last Week, where they helped their aunt celebrate her eighty-fifth birthday. Some boy scouts from this district attended the "Fall Comporee" which was held near Cooriey Height? over last weekend. The scouts pitched their tents in a wooded area and spent the night camping out. • ' •, Brownie News The Brownie meeting of Oct. 8 held in the Community club hall found all the young girls busy working on the Halloween trimmings. At this particular meeting the girls completed their napkin holders, Barbara Huemann was the hostess for the afternoon and served brownies to all those attending. Around tbe Town John Wenzel and Miss Frieda Doerge of Elgin visited at the Althoff home one evening recently. Mesdames Charolette Reinboldt and Jan Oker of McHenry, Marge •Tune of Solon Mills, and Ruth Martinec, Dorothy and Betty Hettermann enjoyed dinner out last Tuesday evening near Elgin. Jim- Huemann who is attending St. Thomas college in St. Paul. Minn., was home over last weekend, to attend the homecoming festivities at the McHenry high school. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martinec and son Bobby spent' last Saturday visiting with his parents in Chicago. Hospital Fund Drive In the near future someone will be asking you for a donation for the McHenry hospital fund. This money will be used to finance the construction of a twenty-five to thirty bed addition to the present hospital. Give what you can as every little bit helps. Wonder Lake News by Jane Ducey x (Continued From-Page 11) Thursday evening menu. The teachers have only a two hour break from 4:30 to 6:30 between conference schedules. Extension Course A course in physical education for three credit hours has been offered this fall at the Clay Street school in Woodstock. Mrs. Goetchel, Mrs. Slavin, Mrs. Wenck and Mr. Wenck, all of Harrison school, and Mrs. Henry Setzler of Indian Ridge are attending. „by 520; Cristy Sr. 513. Kruegerti, McMahon, ftobferta Mae Burns, Oil won 2, Lake View Inn won 1; I Walterine ROchowic2, and Kathy B. Fiala 210-512; J. Svitariek 511; Bruscato. Ed Bell 502. W. L. Builders 2, Silk's Sporting Goods Wort i7$ GuStavson 208. W. L. Oil Won 3, Paul's Hardware won O.RoIaine Grill won 2, Mill Inn won 1; Be. Ditweiler 201-510. George's Firemen won 2, Lake Dry Cleanerswon 1; G. Gutzman 200, 200, 580; J. Kline 508; B. Schau 224, 207, 569; G. Wrede 215 517;. George Street 504. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks -returned Monday rrom a three-week vacation in Florida. They drove down the west coast, flew to Havana, and came back up the east side to complete a 4£00 odd mile trip. A 7 lbr 4 oz. girl was bom to Philip and Dianne .Armstrong of Wooded Shores at the Memorial hospital for McHenry county on Saturday, Oct. 12, at 2p.m. and has been named Cindy K. Five young ladies helped Eileen Bruscato celebrate her eleventh birthday Sunday, with a theatre party in McHenry followed by hamburgers and milk shakes. The guests were Carol Wood, Diane Another "it's a small world" story came .to light when Mary Lou Mills and Ruth Woodward discovered that Ruth's cousin out in Council Grove, Kansas, was the wife of Mary Lou's mother's cousin. We leave it to you to figure out the ^relationship, if any. Condolences are extended to Mrs. Helen Marks and Mrs. Lucille Liberator on the passing of their mother ,Airs. Zimmerlin, Oct. 14. The funeral w^s conducted yesterday in Chicago. The ladies are summer residents of A1 Hom, Wynn Davidson and Billy Wright are sharing an apartment in Chicago and attending the University of Illinois at Navy pier where tHey are all freshmen. The C. L. Wright family went to DeKalb the past weekend to see the Homecoming festivities of Northern Illinois university, where Betty is a junior this fall, majoring in home economics. Bill Merritt left the lake Sept. 30 for Palo Alto, Calif, where he spent a week visiting his uncle, Lt. Cmdr. William Armstrong, before going tack to the' Navy, where he is on a radar ship out of San Francisco. Leah and Gerry Cormier flew to New Orleans last Saturday, where Gerry plans a ten day sojourn and her mother hopes to stay for twp or three weeks. Fred Sells is home from Buffalo^; Wyoming, with his limit of four deer and two antelope. CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPE -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists -- 200 So. Green Street McHenry, III Appointments Accepted - Men. thm Sat* 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS -- $5.00 & up including cut, shampoo and hair set ALL WORK DONE REASONABLY PHONE McHENRY 10 PISTAKEE BAY PHONE McHENRY 176 Served from-11:00 A.M. -- 8 P.M. For those of you who desire more than Breakfast - Less than Dinner JUST ONE OF THE MANY DISHES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Creamed Chip Beef & Mushrooms on Toast Points -- 90c Harold Haltin, accompanied by his sister Genevieve, and their mother, were callers at the home | ground and leaf burning this indiof Miss Catherine Althoff recent- i <ates that care is being taken by Fire Department Reports Last Saturday the fire department was called for a grass fire which is only the second one since Spring. In light of the very dry Public Party Next Sunday evening, the Bless- I q ed Virgin Sodal'tv will be^in its | H fall season of public parties. These o parties were ever so popular last season and if everyone turns out as well next Sunday, we should be off to another profitable season This event will take place as usual in St. John's school hall. Please come and join in on the fun. iy. Carol Ann Stilling returned to St. Colettas" school in Jefferson, Wis. after spending almost five weeks vacation visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Helen Hettermann. our householders. The department is happy to report that they have not yet used the new ambulance. Men's Bowling League In Friday night's games Cristy and Stendebach won 3, Van's Wonder Lounge won 0; B. Rams- Hospital Not$?8 Walter Schuellter of Jak-Ana Heights was hospitalized for a few days in the Grant hospital. We all wish him good health in the future. I0E301 aoi Open Dally 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. FrL A Sat. Until 3:00 A.M. Tower Grill On Rt. 120 In Lakemoor Phone McHenry 161 FINEST FOOD ANYWHERE Large Parking Area Mrs. Nellie Bergener was a patient at tbe McHenry hospital last week as was Lu Huemann. We hope these ladies will soon be Well again. Extensive Trip Joe and Vera Huemann returned last week after covering about 7000 miles seeing some of our beautiful country. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Huemann of Chicago on this extensive trip. The Huemann foursome visited Bill Huemann who is Stationed in Denver, Colo. They spent four days with Bill catching up on what has been going on since they last saw each other. The Huemanns continued to Cali- ANNOUNCEMENT: Our spacious new dining room is now open for your comfort and dining pleasure. Plan to visit the Tower Grill this weekend and enjoy our excellent food at moderate family prices. CHICKEN -- BAR-B-Q RIBS -- SHRIMPS Snacks, Sodas, Sundaes, Pies. Steaks, Chops Packaged Ice Cream I AIR-CONDITIONED I Carry Out Service -- Phone: McHenry 161 Place your order and in 20 minutes your food will be cooked to order, packaged to go. 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