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TShwday, JMMmt 47. 1959 THE McHENRY PLAWDEALER Pag* ShwIw . Iohnsburg HETTEBMANN'S SOFTBALL TEAM 'IN FIRST PLACE P by BeRy Httumaai IMttermann's softball team i wonr first place last Tuesday V^vening at the V.F.W. diamond. fThis year there has been a ter- Tific amount of competition ;iamong the first four teams. It i^as nip and tuck right on ^down to the last night. The vteam was awarded a tropin ffor first place and also has in •'its possession a travelling atrophy. The team who wins fireplace for three years has 4the®honor of keeping it for agood. Bimbo's won it last year and presented it to Hettermann's team for their year's |reign. It is a gigantic trophy and can be seen at the sponsor's business place. Our consgratulations to manager Hank jHiller for the wonderful job he |flid this season and to each and every player who did his most °ut®en the field. Playoffs start thi™week td round out the season. • . Hospital Patient ^ Ricky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, was a recent patient at the McHenry hospital. He was taken there for treatment when he fell while playing and hit his head. He made a return trip to the hospital where it was found he was suffering from a skull fracture. We all join in wishing him a quick recovery. Ricky celebrated his fifth birthday on Aug. . 9. ' School Reminder St. John's school will reopen Jits doors for the fall session on •Sept. 8. There will be a full day of school so be sure to ;bring your lunch. To facilitate matters at the ..beginning of school it would ^be fell appreciated if parents would take care of their child's school needs on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 29 and 30. Saddened by Death ' Our sympathies are extended to the surviving members of the family . of Joseph (Shooty) Thelen. Mr. Thelen, who would have been 66 next mortfh passed away at the Villa ffest Home last week. He was laid to rest in St. John's cemetery following the Mass last Wednesday morning, Aug. 19. Birthday Corner Belated birthday wishes are extended to Harry Thelen who celebrated his natal day on Aug. 20 and to Ruth Martinec who passed another milestone on Aug. 25. Terry Kruger was guests of honor at a party in her home last' Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her sixth birthday. The young ladies who attended the party were gifted necklaces as j a remembrance. Joining in on the festivities we^e: Pam j Pechous, Maureen Crist, Lynn i Letzter, Mary O'Connor, Kar- ' en Hettermann, Kathy and i Mary Jo Lieser and Peggy Peterson. A I don't like to make habit of writing about myself but with all the planning that went into this project I do think it deserves to be mentioned. Joy, Karen and myself were waiting for Jim to come home from work as he was taking us out for dinner in celebration of my? birthday. Instead of one car pulling into the dirveway, twelve cars blowing their horns pulled in all over the place. Jim had planned and carried through a most successful birthday surprise party. The re^i good point is all the ladies prepared the food and we had corn and meat on the grill outside so it was a completely wonderful blrthdny. Besides other gifts, I wns presented with a wonderful ixrlll complete with rotisaerto. tfolplnn in making this a most memorable birthday were: Mrs. Helen Hettermann. Mrs. Jack Keenan, the Ed and .Gerry Hettermann. families, the John Herdrich family, the Richard Dehn family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dowe and Miss Violet Crowley which totaled about 35 in all. New Family Member et> The hottest news from the diaper set is the recent arrival in the Pechous home. Roger and Gloria welcomed a new daughter born Aug. 21 at St. Therese's hospital. The young Miss just hit six pounds at birth. Pam. who will soon be four and 21> year old Rogie can't wait to strike a lasting acquaintance with their new sister. Our congratulations to the Pechous family on their new addition. Around the Town The Arnold Michels family did some entertaining on their lawn last Sunday when they had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rutherford, and daughters, of Alvada. Ohio. Mrs. Francis Sieberialler of New Regal. Ohio and the Eugene and Cleatus La Fontaine families, Village of Sunnyside CHANGE VILLAGE MEETING TO SEPTEMBER 14 Irma Gunther - Reporter - 1577-J The first Monday in September falls on Labor "Day so the meeting will be postponed until the following Monday, Sept. 14, at the village hall. These meetings should be better attended, especially if you want to know what is going on. Home Bureau I hope all of you have paid your dues for the coming year to Jean Leakey and if you had planned to resign that you turned in your resignations. Our year will star^with a regular. meeting in September on the fourth Wednesday and at thflt time vou will be informed about the changing of our meeting to an earu-er part of the month and also to learn about our new home advisor who will be taking over Mildred Olsen's job. Get Well Wishes To Martin Christensen who Bert and Rita Davis and daughter, Xerri. of Chicago visited relatives here over last weekend. very sick but is cominS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klap-'3^^^ nicely. perich and Mr. and Mrs. Leo May of Meyer, Iowa, were recent visitors at the Wilfred "Klapperich home. The Mays spent sometime at the home of Frank and Agnes Freund. Enjoying some hot southern weather in Florida this past week are Jim and Betty Freund. The girl scouts of troop 408 enjoyed a picnic on the lawn of Mrs. Skjoresta's home last Wednesday. Have you purchased those tickets for the rescue squad Vacation The John Ripley family recently returned from an extensive tour of the North Central and North Western states. The three-week vacation included sights of the Grand Coulee Dam, the Ginkgo Petrified Forest Museum. Narada Falls and Mt. Ranier National Park, all of Washington. While visiting her sister in Bremerton. Wash., they toured the Puget Sound Naval Base, and boarded the USS Missouri, which is docked at the Base dance coming up on Sept. 5? 1 wherev visitors may witness the DON'T SEND YOUR KIDS TO THE CIRCUS! McHENRY - TUB.. SEPT. 1 BRING THEM! A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repair* Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. McHenry, 111. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R NYE DRUG, Inc. SCHOOL M| -Jfc v * A \ I w |» SCRIPTO BALL PMT m Just the pen |g^ for smooth nHV writing •FREE FREE • CLOTH-BOUND • NOTi BOOK 2 Either 2 or 3 Hole • with "McHENRY" embossed J in gold, with every purchase ? of $3.00 or more in school 2 supplies. 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Driving through the Belt Mountains, the Cascades, the Rockies' and the Big Horns with the lush green valleys, rivers and streams below the beautiful Shoshone canyon-- mere words cannot truly describe the Wonders of nature. The famjjy returned from their 5,000 mile trip--full of the wonders of the West. All too soon vacation time was at an end, but the sights seen will never be^ forgot ten. Numerous souvenirs and movies taken will be a lasting reminder of a simply wonderful vacation. Swimming With the weather so hot the kids sure have been enjoying the beach and our neighbors around us have been too. Things have been rather quiet and the children have been behaving so again I would like to mention that if there is any disturbance please let the police be notified and they will straighten everything out. Well vacation time is ending and I guess the mothers are getting things ready for school, so don't forget to let me know what you did before school starts. 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