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Thursday, October 6, I960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nine Johnsburg 7 RESCUE SQUAD IS KEPT BUSY OVER WEEKEND fcj Hetty Hettennann T'he members of the rescue squad answered a call last week which took them to the Daniel Malloy home in Sunnys i d e B e a c h . Mr. M a l l o y was the. victim of an apparent heart attack and the squad members tried in vain to revive him. Our sincere sympathies are extended to his wxtow and son. •(Late Friday evening a call came in when a car missed the curve and went into Pistakee Lake. The driver managed to escape unhurt but the car was completely submerged in the water. Saturday evening the squad was summoned to Sunnyside, the scene of a two car collis*^ i. Two occupants of the cars were taken to the Mc- Henry hospital for further medical aid. Returning from the hospital, the squad received word that the sheriff's patrol car had hit a cement embankment on the way to this accident. One officer was taken to the McHenry {lospital with serious injuries while the second officer was treated on tw scene. He was admitted to the hospital later that evening. Girl Scouts and Brownie News Troop 408 called its meeting to order at 3:30 last week with ten members present. At this time the troop welcomed a new girl by the name of Susie u£ck. The girls received their permission slips for their trio to the telephone company in Antioch fot; a tour of their building. A short hike outdoors also took place. Kathy O'Donald was chosen party chairman The meeting adjourned at 4:15. Troop 295 and 378 both had 1o postpone their starting date because of illness. ^|Dnce again I would like to r e m i n d m o t h e r s t h a t M a r g e Barth is holding a uniform exchange in the basement of her home for the McHenry area. Brownie and Girl Stout uniforms may be brought to her home at any time. If your girl has outgrown her uniform why not bring it in, maybe someone else can use it. THE RAINBOW CLEANERS TRUCK IN FRONT OP YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS,** • •• Yo« weak the best for your family! PHON6 EVugmi 5-0927 f H« ' -- ^ ror rionp First Bora A son weighing over 8 lbs. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moehling of McHenry on Sept. 26 at the Woodstock hospital. It is the first child for the Moehlings. She is the former Betty Huff. Proud grandparents are Katy and Albert Huff. Best of health and happiness are bestowed on this little fellow from all the wellwishers. Mother Passes On Our community joins in extending sympathies to Fred Ansell of Sunnyside Beach upon the recent passing of his mother. Mrs. Margaret Papineau, who was 77 at the time of her deatft, passed away at the Villa Rest Home on Sept. 25. She had been a resident there for the past year and one-half. Hospital Patients Two of our local residents had mishaps this past Week that landed them in the hospital. Last Tuesday Joe AMen brook was cleaning his paint roller and his pants leg ignited which caused him some very painful third degree burns on his leg. He was taken to the McHenry hospital for treatment. "Bud" Lieser fell from a ladder in his place of business last Friday and received a most painful heel injury. Saturday he was in Sherman hospital in Elgin for further treatment. As of the first part of this week, he was to remain there for several more days. Halloween In View The witches and goblins will be taking their trial runs very soon in preparation for Halloween. On the evening of Oct. 31, members of the juvenile girl Foresters will meet in the community club hall for their Halloween party. The time will be from 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. -andany member from grade sefhool age on up is invited to attend. There will be a small charge of fifteen cents to cover the expenses. Each girl attending is asked to come in costume. Any candidates for the juvenile Foresters who wish to join are asked to contact Mrs. Marie Oeffling as soon as possible. You must be signed up before the night of the party if you wish to join in on the festivities. Home and School Meeting •At the meeting of Sept. 26 which took place in the community club, found ninety-four members in attendance. This is the first meeting of this season for St. John's Home and? School association. President Catherine Fredrick introduced the new officers and committees for this semester. Sister Elba, our new JSistep Superior, introduced her faculty arid spoke a few words to the parents. Sister Angeline won the attendance prize for having the most parents of her students present at the meeting. Various subjects in connection with our school were discussed throughout the meeting time. Refreshments were served following the adjournment. The next meeting will take place on Oct. 24. Congratulations Corner Many friends and relatives from this area attended the golden weeding anni\-ersary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stilling in McHenry last week. Mrs. Stilling is the sixth one in her family to celebrate 50 years of married life. She is the youngest of twelve children, of which 10 are girls. Belated birthday wishes to Mrs. Klein who was surrounded by her family last week in celebration of her eighty-sixth natal day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barth celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary on Oct. 2.. They are residing temporarily with his brother and family, the Bill Barths until their new home is completed. Kathy O'Donald celebrated her birthday last Monday by having a few of her friends over to her house for cake which she baked herself. New Members Welcomed The Blessed Virgin sodality will take up some new members in a service to be performed at St. John's church on Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. The regular meeting will be held in the school hall immediately following the church service. Any women or young lady from high school age on, who would like to join the sodality is asked to contact Alvina Miller at EV. 5-1262, Lu Ann Smith at EV. 5-65^8 or .caU St. John's rectory as soon as possible, Around The Town Mrs. Clara Adams\ and son, Ronnie, took off lastN Monday for a week's vacation\in Canada and other points of inter est. Arnie Thelen letf recent! for training az the marine camp at Parris f Island, S.l C. Ken Bute of Sunnyside Estates is also with him in training. Jim Freund of Hollywood, Fla.. caught up on a lot -of visiting since his arrival by plane here last week. He also was in the bridal party when his brother, Melvin, married Miss Thurlwell in McHenry last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Jake Miller and Mrs. Art Thelen visited last weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillman .of Grand Rapids, Mich. Word was received last Monday morning by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith that they had become grandparents once again. Her son and wife, the Paul Zimmermanns of Rockford. welcomed their first born, a son, born at 6:56 a.m. on Oct, 3. The young fellow, who weighed over 7 lbs., will be called Paul, Jr. A reminder thaf Harriette Marshall is still collecting items for the rummage sale which is to take place at the Methodist church in McHenry on Oct. 13 and 14. She is more than willing to pick up anyling you,, cgjre to donate to „ sal Until the 1300's, it-^vas custom for husband and \wife to eat from the same plate. Remember the nursery story about Jack Sprat and his wife licking the platter clean? FJfA. DELEGATE Miss Pam Ostergren, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ostergren, was selected to serve recently as an alternate delegate of the local F.H.A. chapter to the twentieth annual state leadership conference held in Bloomington, 111. Her special responsibility at the conference included working on the supplies committee. The Future Homemakers or America is a national organization of students studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools. The Illinois association has a membership of 28,900 in 592 chapter^., The fork is likely the first tool ever devised by man, after the needle and pin. We can imagine all early users were classed as sissies, too. ^ I A C If Q To Fit Everyone I* J In The Family DAD . . . Wool -- Tweed -- Gabardine Many Other Fabrics v Sizes 28-54 $5.75 -- $9.98 BROTHER . . . Corduroy - Flannel Wash 'n Wear -- Continentals Sizes 2 -18 $2.98 -- $4.49 MOM . . . Wool - Corduroy - Knits Co-Ordinates Sizes 8 - 44 $2.89 -- $8.98 SISTER • • . Lined Wools --. Corduroy Co-Ordlnates Sizes: 3-6X, 7-14 $2.98 -- $4.98 A FEW HUSKIES AVAILABLE Riverside Retail Outlet 200 N. Riverside Dr., EV 5-5900 McHenry Open Mon. & Fri.: 9-9 -- Sundays: 9-5 The English Parliament, in 1465, passed an ordinance prohibiting the wearing of shoes "More than two inches longer han the foo*" Smith-craft Inc. Interiors Presents Custom Carpeting For Everyone Quality Samples Viewed In Your Home 36 Months To Pay Smith-craft Inc Interiors 188 X. Riverside Dr. McHenry, III. Phone EV 5-2923 ED'S RENTAL RENTS Electric Hammers to Wheel Chairs EVergreen 5-4123 CLA Distinguished „.. d i s t i n c t i v e . . . decidedly new I Big-car roominess for driving luxury --more headroom, kneeroom, legroom-- plus new ease of entry and the exhilarating performance of the SKYROCKETEnglne I Glamor, comfort, prestige...and the utility of a full-size car! 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MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION X For Savings ind Loan Month >' October I960 WHEREAS, The growing popularity of thrift and home financing services offered by #ie loan association of Wifiois has enabled over two and tontshalf million persons to accumulate sayings amounting to more than five billion dollars, which have been made available fipr the construction and purchase of homes in the State at the current annual irate exceeding one billion dollars, and WHEREAS, Thfe savings and loan associations of Illinois through a statewide educational program of rtheir trade organization, the Illinois Savings and Loan League, desire to express appreciation for increased public recognition of their role in promoting thrift and home ownership, and have adopted an appropriate slogan, "Save the Savings and Loan Way," and WHEREAS, The McHenry Savings and Loan Association of McHenry, Illinois, has contributed greatly to ithe outstanding local business achievements, and has promoted the cause of thrift and home ownership in this community, NOW, THEREFORE, I, George P. Freund, Mayor of the City of McHenry, do hereby proclaim the month of October as SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MONTH in "the City of McHenry, and urge all citizens to cooperate in its observance. (jeorg,e Zsreund Mayor LDSMOBILE 61 exciting new style leaders f " with a new performance punch aria full-size comfort / • ^ Vj. Never before has Olds combined such beauty of line with such sparkling performance in its three famous series! Never before have you experienced anything like the exciting SKYROCKET Engine and all-new Hydra-Matic* with Accel-A-Rotor action! And just wait till you see all the headroom, legroom, entry room In Oldsmobile for '61! 'MiulaJ on Olralc M. optional it «itn cot on oMttr twta. Tmm (*• pogo ...for tmnamtlonml mm mboui Oldtmobllo'M Mot Mow Mombor hi Ma Low-Prtco Mold I R. J. OVERTON MOTOR SALES, -- Sll YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZID OLDSMOBILI QUALITY DIAIIRI---TUNI IN MICHi 403 Front Street HOW TO RELAX*- The Savings and Loan Way Why Not . . . s*. ^ nu You Save . . . 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