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V Thiirttfey, October 2tl 1960^ THEMcHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Eleven Johnsburg Softball Team To Hold Party ' ty Betty Efcttennann The players of Hettermann's Softball team are planning a feather party for Saturday evening, Nov. 12. Anyone who wishes to attend is more than welcome. Remember to keep this date in mind and "come on over" and join in on the fuii Congratulations Corner ^ Belated birthday wishes to Rudy Fischer who observe^ his natal day lafet week. The Freuhd brothers, Peter M. And Joe L., celebrated* their birthdays last Sunday, Oct. 16. Congratulations are extended a little late but still with same meaning to George and " Plivia Hiller who observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Oct. 15. . Joey Dehn will be lighting feeven candles on his birthday . take come Oct. 25. , ters. The party will last until 9:30 in the community club hall. All members from grade school age on i|p are invite<j to attend. J. ' Sewing Guild Meets Oh Oct. 13, the Pink Ladies Sewing Guild held a pot-luck kincheon at the home of Esther Knapp to honor as outgoing chairman. This luncheon also jhonored Maree Moreth as the mcoming chairman. Eoth laities received a beautiful gift At this time. ' Mrs. Mary Turner, who was ^guest of honor" for the day ^ejfebVdted her eighty-f o u r t h birthday>A* huqe birthday cake was enioyed by all followed by the taking of group snapshots. Mrs. Turner has contributed some wonderful handiwork to tite sewing guild, and is the wother-in-law of Lilah Jordan, one of the members. In attendance besides the above mentioned were: Celia Blake, Margaret Bolin, Nellie Bergener, Jsft Braenne. Aenes Komen, Mabel Martin, Viola Schuble and Mae Siadek. All the members will attend the annual meeting and luncheon of the Pink Ladies Auxil- £ry on Oct. 18 at the McHenry Country Club. There will be many articles on display at this time. ' * ' At this particular meeting held in Mrs. Knapp's home. Lorraine Lindemann of Pistakee Highlands was elected publicity chairman. Around the Town Tom Thiel, (better known to his friends as "Speedy") was guests at a party held in his honor ih the commiAity club hall last Saturday evening. "Speedy" will be entertering the service next week so his friends and relatives gathered together for a farewell party. Mrs. Charles Hiller and daughter, Stephanie, spent a week recently in St. Paul, Minn., visiting her parents. The boy Foresters will hold their picnic on the community club grounds next Saturday afternoon. Catherine Dehn and Betty Hettermann spent last Friday in Chicago visiting Mrs. John Dehn, who is now recuperating at home following surgery. Change of Meeting Date Because of Forty Hours de- fJ>(H»i!»wliieh"will be held next Uiiday, Monday and Tuesday, the planned meeting for St. John's Home and School Association will be postponed. This meeting will take place instead on Nov. %4. Please keep the change of'date in mind. Witches and Goblin Fly High And certainly they will be on these two separate dates. Wn the- twenty-ninth of Oct. they will pome out for a trial r^n when fthe community club sponsors its annual masquerade party. Why not go "all out" and| really get yourself dressed up for the occasion. Judges will be present to start debating at 10 o'clock sharp. Prizes w|ll be awarded to the winners., ^By Monday evening, Oct. 31, at 7:30, these symbols of Halloween i should be in "rare form" when they come to haunt the juvenile girl Fores- Girl Scouts and Brownie News At their last meeting which was held on Oct. 10 troop 408 was treated to refreshments furnished by Mary Lynn Meyers and Linda Mangold. Sandy Meyers also treated the group to cookies which she baked herself. The troop planned the party for Halloween which will be held on Oct. 28 in the basement of Dorothy Adams' home. Games were played outdoors followed by the goodnight circle. Troop 295 also has plans for a Halloween party. This event will take place as an extra affair outside of their regular meeting dates. Lois Anderson, co-leader of this troop took charge of this meeting in place of Marge Barth who was ill. The girls wrote suggestions as to what they wished to do at future meetings and trip they would enjoy. Mary Anderson \yas cookie hostess. The first meeting of Brownie troop 378 was held last Tuesday in the new multi-purpose room of the public school. The troop held an open discussion at this time to talk over some of their future plans. If the weather permits, a cookout will be held in the back yard at the home of their leader this week. New officers will be voted on at the next regular meeting. The meeting was adjourned with a goodnight circle. Joy Ann Hettermann supplied the cookie treat at this time. More News Tidbits Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Meyers were hosts recently to a family dinner held in their home. Enjoying the delicious food an4 the cofnpany of one another were: Messers and Mesdames Fred Smith, William Althoff, Ben Smith, Joe Schmitt, Leo Smith of Richmond, Ray Smith of Berwyn, Clarence Smith and John Smith. The Walter Smiths were unable to attend. Mrs. Joe Smith and her sister spent a day last week in Milwaukee visiting their cousin. The ladies returned together to Chicago where they visited an aunt. Bill Smith will be spending this week in Mountain, Wis., visiting the Clarence < Timm family. Harry and Lu Ann Smith, and Clarence and Lucille Smith motored to Chippewa Falls, Wis., where they spent the weekend visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund entertained guests on two separate occasions last week. On Tuesday afternoon the following persons were present in the Freund home: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Mrs. Ruby Shepard of Ringwood, Will Claxton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Freund, Mesdames Anton H. Freund, Paul Schumacher, Anton J. Schmitt, George J. Freund, Ben Blake, Henry Schmitt and Leroy Miller. Sunday evening, Mr. Freund was surrounded by his family for supper in observance of his seventy-first birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Freund and M$try Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller, Nancy Kay, Johnny, Georgette and a girl friend. Mr. a?d Mrs. Bill Rutzen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freund, Kevin, Craig, Keith, Denise, Kenny, an<j Dawn, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Freund, Michael, Kathy and Karen. Sodality Meets Last Tuesday evening the Blessed Virgin Sodality welcomed thirty-five new members. The new members were taken up in a ceremony performed in St. John's church followed by benedicton. Some ninety-six sodality members gathered in the school hall later for the regular meeting. Discussed at this time was the forthcoming public party to be held sometime next month. A social evening of cards was enjoyed followed by the serving of refreshments. COMMUNION SUNDAY About ninety persons partici- «ted in K. of C. Communion findSf %t St. Patrick's Catholic church on Sunday, Oct. 16. Breakfast was served at the K. of C. hall on Park street. 1961 License Platte Service We Are Taking Applications Now! Firs! Delivery December 1st WORTS SINCLAIR Rts. 120 & 31 McHenry Ph. EV 5-9856 Bag of 100 CANDY *1(1* KISSES Box of 24 5* CANDY QQ< BARS ao 80 Pieces CHUCKLES 79 Whitman's ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Full 7 os. 39 STAGE MAKE-UP KITS NOISE-MAKERS FULL FACE RUBBER MASKS . .29c 10c . 49c FLAME- CREPE PAPER . . 25 ft. 49c BOLGER'S >'103!S. GBEEN ST. h DRUG STORE EV. 5^500 McCv&om Elect Officers ; / - At Annual Meet A large group of gals turned out for the annual election of officers of the Ladies of the Lake on Thursday, Oct. 13. By a large majority, Mrs. Louise Hammerstein recaptured ttje office of president and will again be assisted by Mrs. Marge Stacknick in the capacity of vice-president. Mrs. Ethel Fox was introduced to the executive board by winning the election for the office of secretary- treasurer,^ .... u. Appointments were made by the president and th^y include Mrs. Robbie Cancel as sunshine chairman and' this reporter to head tip the.j&fcJhQr par^y committee. Folks will be "talking turkey" on Saturday, Nov. 19, when the women's group will hold their Annual Thanksgiving party. Plenty of Interesting games have been planned for this evening so be sure to mark it on your date calendar! Because of the wonderful service rendered by the Johnsburg Rescue Squad, the gals voted to give fifty dollars to that organization to be used in any manner they deem neces* sary. The next meeting will be a "krazy hat" party and will b£ held at the beachhouse on Thursday, Oct. 27. This affair will take the place of the annual Hallowe'en party. A Treat for Sore Eyes! Next week you will have tfe£ pleasure of reading gossip gleanings from the pen of Mrs. Elma Nelson--EV. 5-3282. She has kindly consented to take over the column in the absence of your reporter who will be jogging east with husband Jake. In fact, we left yesterday morning! Mr. and Mrs. Nick Tabor will be "riding herd" on our Indians and making sure they "punch the time clock." Elma has done a terrific job in the past and it will be a treat for you. No doubt my writing is getting a bit wearisome after all this time. Please give her a helping hand and phone in your news tips. Many thanks and I will 6Bg6Tly looking forward to picking up where I left off. Make A Date For Nov. 8, election day, and give your candidate a vote of confidence by placing an X in the proper square or squares. Council Quotes From a suggestion made by president of the village, J. R. Levesque, the trustees unanimously approved a motion to designate Park View from Gate 5 to Gate 4--an arterial street in order to utilize motor fuel tax funds for road building. This action occurred during the last meeting of the village board on Monday, Oct. 10. Preparations are under way to begin improving Spring Road (gate five) in the spring. At that time, Orchard Drive, the newly re-built road will be surfaced. A committee headed by Art Stuhlfefer 'with assistance from J., H. Levesque, Bob Zahri. Art Nelson and village Clerk, Mrs. Emma Pyritz, met with the McHenry, postmaster on Monday night. Purpose of this meeting was to become acquainted with the new postal zoning numbering system which will be put into effect as soon as possible. Because of the terrific rate of growth of the city and surrounding areas, an overhauling of the address system is needed. More on this subject at a later date. 'Teens Going Strong The local 'teen club is making plans for the fall and winter season and have a new slate of officers to lead them forward. "Bufcji" Stacknick was elected to the office of president, with Arnie Berry Serving as vice-president. Judy Murray will record the minutes, and Jack DeMar will be in charge of finances. Guard- OPEN CLOGGED SEWERS WITHOUT DIGOINOI MMOIVM Roots, QrooMt P&per easily and Inoxpantlvolyl ROOT DESTROYKR BUCK'S Hardware 501 W. Main St. McHenry ing against any interruptions will be Greg Burg and Bob Gates as sergeants-at-arms. The young folks will be meeting on the first and third Tuesdays of the month and the next scheduled one is Nov. 1 in t^e beachhouse. v They have a hay ride party coming up on Saturday, Oct. 29, and a dance sometime in November. Paper Drive--Success and Failure It's all in one's point of view! As far as the co-operation of our villagers (and many outsiders) is concerned, the entire project was a huge success. More than 10,000 pounds of newsprint wen,t on the trucks which delivered same to Waukegan. I Failure enters the picture in the amount of money collected. The total was only $20.32 due to the low going rate for newsprint-- a mere 20 cents per hundred pounds! This amount will be turned over to the Cullom-Knoll building, fund after the next meeting of the Ladies of the Lake -- who sponsored the drive. Verbal orchids to the crew headed by Mrs. Jim Carroll who worked all day Saturday on the project. The calls received from many McHenry folks and surrounding territories were amazing! They had been saving newsprint bundles for us. A deep curtsy to all these nice people. -take Miss Ann Marie Groh of Johnsburg for his "lawful wadded wife". The nuptial Mass Baptist church, Johnsburg, at 10 a.fh. A wedding reception for invited guests will be held at the Johnsburg community wishes for a long and faithful marriage for these two nice young people. Welcome Home To Ailleen and Bob Sheriff who are residing with his parents, Mt. and Mrs. Chester Sheriff of West Lane. The younger Sheriffs have been living in Rockford while Bob was working there, but he has since been transferred to Waukegan. Mighty nice to see these two around again. Mrs. Betty . Murray hasn't looked this good in much too long! Since her surgery, she has been without pain, .and once more "life can be beautiful". She received a rousing cheer when she showed up for the last meeting of the Ladies of the Lake. ' Mrs. Ldna Thorp has returned home again after a prolonged stay at the Shangra-La Rest Home. Here's hoping the home environment will -speed her recovery. Scent of Orange Blossoms 'Twill be June in October this Saturday, when Gene Huff of McCullom Lake Road will Flying Trip Irene and Leo Sales are home again from their flying trip down south. 'Twas a combination of business and pleasure. Orchid Occasions Hubby Roy will be forced to "dig deep" for something special in the way of a natal day gift for his lovin1 Ann -- birthday, today, Oct. 20 TeSsie CLOSED for VACATION from October 24 to November 8 Thank You . . . for your Patronage George and Clara's WHITE HOUSE Route 120 and Johnsburg Road DRlVfcOUf'TODAY TO ENJOY "INJUN SUMMER-AT WONDER LAKE SEE FOR YOURSELF OUR SPECTACULAR 1st TIME OFFERS 10 Acres just developed and subdivided into 20 huge Lake and Lake Front Homesites. All have breath -taking view of 5 mile Wonder Lake and picturesque country side. These Wooded Homesites include utilities of electricity, phone, natural gas and community water; paved maintained streets and beaches private to water's edge. - IN EXCLUSIVE ST. FRANCIS HEIGHTS - • • • T • DON'T MISS SEEING THESE OFFERS TOO 80 (V3 acre) Scenic Wooded Plots with full bathing, fishing, boating, skiing, skating and hunting rights. Open for individual sale only until Christmas. 4 carpeted and distinctly different 3 bedroom models for Sale or TVade - $13,750 and up complete. Includes % Acre site, fully decorated, wall to wall carpeting, natural gas, forced air heat, wood cabineted kitchens, tile baths, utility room, community water, maintained streets, near to Churches, Stores, Schools, Park, Beach and Lake. - IN RUSTIC OAK WOOD SHORES - Liberal Terms and Low Down Payment ON VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPERTY • Vacant -- 10% Down Mo. Payments of $20. • Homes -- Low Down Payment Balance over 25 yeazs Payable like rent STOP IN AT OUR NEW BRICK OFFICE TODAY! (next to Sinclair Gas Sta tion) on Hancock Drive T. P. REALTORS MATHEWS DEVELOPERS ' PHONE -- W4 L. 3061 OPEN EVERY DAY -- EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Schultz and Maude Stuhlfeier share Sunday, Oct. 23 for their natal day. . . .Married, but not to each other! are Wilma Zody and Joe DeMar who are due for congrats on Monday,'Oct. 24. . . .Home from the hospital in time to celebrate 17 years of wedded bliss. Send your cards to Betty and Larry Murray in time for Oct. 25. . . .Jean Reid gets the "happy birthday" treatment on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Felicitations to all. That's it for this week. Don't forget to cal3 Elma at EV. 5- 3282 by Sunday afternoon. I'll see you in two weeks with news about the folks "down east". Medical Society To Hear Political Talks The McHenry County Medical society will meet Thursday, Oct. 20, for dinner in "Crystal Lake at 7 p.m„ after, which Attorney Owen Fairweather of Barrington will give a talk in behalf of Republican candidate Samuel Witwer who is seeking the office of^ senator in the state of Illinois. Attorney Harold C. McKenney of Crystal Lake will speak in his own behalf for the office of state's attorney in McHenry county. Mr. McKenney is the Democratic candidate for this office. Members are encouraged to bring guests to this meeting la ROCKET' SPECIALS! Out of This World Values! Limit 2 of an Item per customer. HANDY PAH J • fiwm Co ;