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PagrfSlwrtiir: THE ! ±iaSfi^u&iSiaBitttesab ThuYsfldj* Pt^ker'KMriaiidB ' Ru.a.»^ •; v^. « i,i NEW ASSOCIATION FO®, COMINGYEAR Hazel >torrey. nr. 7-3320 their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joe' Schroder,- f«r>o m Chicago.-t Wednesday. , 'Dan and Betty Johnson'attended the meeting of the Richmond Chapter No. 267 O.E.S. at Richmond. Betty was presented with a diamond Eastern Oj 1<». J.,. At .t he.. nssoaaljon meeting helif!'"l,iSf'"Wednesday at the _ , , T, , ,, ham the executive"committee : ®n ^as made by Frank Moroseleetfrl their officers for the V(* of *ho ,s ronn^VW,rT^' arV IPr^si-' patron of the chap,er' Ne,gh" rlent, Fred tlauhold: Vice- bors, • Carl and Blanche Hae^- PrgSMbnlV Trtfn 'Wftrcznk; '5*ec- liger, were also in attendance. . -y-' »,«, i •• • Last Saturday evening Bob rotary. TTeo Conway: Treasurer. . . . .,2 LoB"Fpiini<urh', Financial Secretm; W;/fre\S^1licK-/Tnist^ ;linin?: ?nd dancin* al McCuU •' - v • -- . • lum Lake. are. Tom IStason, Ted 'Wroblewski Nruf 7.er>'Orlowski. Let's all -'gSfrbort.' fl?c Vie'sv officers ih thef^ endeavor to hotter our coiTHttuTiM yy • • •••Mount Hop#' Church TfR> Mourrf Ft ope ^hvuch will hold Ms first „scrvioe in the new chureli on Sept.* 24 at 11 a.m. This is a Ions; a wailed day to Ihose who havo boon watchinc the ffbiirch4>oifle built and «iusl swa® '*18;" visiting his mother, Blanche* Haefliiier. His wife, Luisa, will visit here after she visits hter mother in New York. This is the first time Blanche ,and CarJ have seen their son m two and a half years. Dan and Audrey Morin and Star rin.u from her husband as '"'family drove to Kankakee over a birthday ^ift. The present a- the Labor Day to attend the funeral of- Don's cousin, Wiilard DaNault, who was killed in| «• ear collision. Dick and Rose Farwell entertained guests over the holiday weekend. Last Wednesday Herb and L o r r a i n e L i n d e m a n n v i s i t e d Herb's niece, Arlone Hulse, in Addison. They did some shopping ano on the way home visited an &unt in Mount Prospect. Belated birthday wishes to Pat Rogde who celebrated her birthday on Sept. 4. She had a birthday party on the beach with her many friends. Barb Schlick was home visiting her parents and brother over the holiday. Lynn Rosinski under went major surgery at 4he Lutheran and Lorraine Hurekefc did some ! Joyce Froney returned last week from her vacation visiting her mother down Souih. Don and Audrey Morin spem •last Sunday Visiting old friends. Mr. and Mrs.' Ken Dressier, in , Chicago. The occasion was the Dresslers' twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Herb and Lorraine Lindemann spent three days at their daughter-s homo in Lansing. While thev wore there Mrs. McHenry County grand,* jury. for the, current year. * Ron Jackson and sons, bie, Billy and Randy, attended a ball game in Chicago'Ia'sf week. The two younger1' children stayed with their grandmother in Wauconda. * Last Sunday, Lorraine Lindemann attended a bridal shciwer | for her nephew's girl. ' " ' Cards were flying free and ti th tJrrtVtol of a new niece, wetodi Ldui^O, born to his siseasy at the Schlick home last"*1 Grove. God's speed aftd saffc waiting .mpye-iijlo jl. , "Lindeniann and Marilyn at- i General hospital in Park Ridge • ciuic a show in Hammond. 1 last -week. Joan MegJey has Rosinski Ijfappy birthday 1o Johnny Also oiv -Sop1. 24. school, classes will be held at 9:45 a.m. There will he a nuiNeryessmwew^ w^i' 'fMm kin^ergartengage down at the 11 ^Service. » (3fi Or^r-lf will bfc CVinsecrr,-,i• , ,. „ , ti.o _a*,• ser\ ic'e•. wB>i sh1 op ( harl, o,t Wmt . !i Jones who was five on Sept. 12. T , . „ ,, 4, , . , . „B nftharos of ihe Chicago auen ,J ohnnv fe,ll ,o ff , th.e co.u ch in . his wiltbe our guest. • , hom,e an.d h, a.d' to have , t-wt o J _ -stitches to close the wound. He • £ (was taken to the McHetiry fibsm- AiS 3 *-« •« .V# 1 pital by his mother aral ,a lA^ec®«*l%' *fwrto* t^atA'tne ' - Jar^jua rts were married 1,4 veaid! on Sept. 7. it should have reaj£l5 years^. Sori^ Jan. Ind. ' been caring for the -:.L£s £U)d Elsie Rosenquist and [youngster while Lvnn is away, family spent three days visiting We all send out best wishes for in Minnesota. "0 ' ai" speedy recovery. J ffef irhbor. | Richie and Dorothy Orlowski resumed their bowling Sept. 7. 1 They bowl in a mixed league in ' Chicago. Both are excellent I •lw*'le'rs anrt^rajoy 1 he mat all nnK'h: wm ,he ' * * ' * trophy again this year. Mrs. Helen Collender re- 8' •Tohnslnirg P.T.A. Dorothy and Richie Orlowski entertained Dorothy's family ob Se[)t. 3 in honor of her sister's birthday. Gola MacDonafld, of Chicago and -nineteen tests helped celebrate the rthdav with a big cook-out. f Haj>py biithday to Jay Story Who celebrates his thirty-ninth birthday on Sept. 14. * Dan Johnson has been notified of his appointment to the Friday night. Marilyn ' (Bob) VanZevern, Betty Sandelin^ Audrey M i s a v i c e, M^rcia? Weaver and Joan Zilligan were all on hand for a few e.tcitirtg games. Waljy Sielisch's b r o t h e r ? Charles, from Downers Grove, and his wife Millie, and family spent Sept. 3 with Kay and Wally. Wally's mother returned' with Charles where she makes her home! She had spent the month of August here with Kay and Wally.. -> • Mary and Jay Story fiad their niece, Carol Caliguire, and her friend, Joyce Rohde, staying with them' for three days. * On Sept. 3, Lillian C>rlowski, suffered a heart attack While attending mass at St; John'st church. She was rushed to the' McHenry hospital by the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. She was hospitalized for a few days. Marine Corporal Warren. L... Andrews, son of Mrs. Margaret Andrews, left fpr. .his base in* Santa Anna, Calif.* after enjoyr. ing a 30 day leave. Before.his. leave he was doing interesting radar scope work.* Upon arriving at his base he and his squadron are leaving for. Japan. More Club News The Woman's club wfH 'meet at' the nOw Mount Hope Ohtlfch on Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. If there are any last minute changes, 'the officers will notify all riiembeiVby phortte calls. - tejr; Rosenlfikry- Mix; wife of William Mix, son of Mr. and Mrs. A^ix of Lakemoor. We are sorry h? had^tO'lea^e^ before the arrival of 4iis other niece, Louise Ann, who "waiS born on Sept. 2 ^o his Other sister, Margie, wife of Dale Leonhardt, sorr of the William Leonhardts of Spring rettom is wished for him and B6b MesselJ who enlisted witli hiiti two years ago. Bob is "now in Gertti&rty. ' that's It • That seems to be all the latest hews for another week. I appreciate the calls and I would be happy to hear from you. Bye now, see you next week. Install Officers Of County Voiiure The 40 and 8, McHenry County Voiture 578, recently installed Charles R. Frisch of. Car^' as" chef de gare: Htigh Sayrtor of McHenry, chef 7 de train; Clar^hce H. Hammondof .Fox Rivet Grove," corresport-' dent. Among officers and chairmen' apWoirtted was Lester 'A.' Siedschlagi' chamfian of the nurse procurement program. Help Needed To Maintain Beach **aVM Heckmann EV. 5-05S? • • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Normand and & few recruits spent the -better part of Sunday cleaning up our beach. Since the beach is enjoyed by the majority of the villagers, it wpuld only seem fair, that the upkeep of that same beach shofuld be shared, not shifted to the shoulders-of the same lonely few. Work can be fun, if made a commuhlty project. Won't you help? Sick List Friday afternoon Mrs. Helen ZU6ge had to undergo surgery, to remove a blood clot in her left foot. She was allowed to come home Saturday morning. We hope you're feeling better, and continue on in good health. Adios Amigo It is With a feeling of regret we learned of the retirement of that excellent host and cong e n i a l g e n t l e man, B e r n i e Peschke. With old timers in our area Who' share many fond memories ih his cdrflpany We wish Vow the v^ry best of luck and goodhealth! What A Hideaway DaVe iHfeckthah had the privilege "of a qUiet weekend in his favorite retreat, Camp Lowden, i« ebntimiftig his pleasant duties* as neighborhood commissioner, Soy Scouts of America. Dave is grateful to the members; of V.F.W. Post 4600 in McHenry for helping make his participation in this memorable Scouters event possible. May God bless such generous people. The little known phase of Scouting, the multiple duties of the commissioners of the Scouting program, were further simplified by his attendance at Lowden. The instructive program of training was presented to a finis group of Scouters by two members from, the National Council. The chow was prepared very capably by Bill Mulford's wife. Bill has long been an adult Scouter in our council and is a very familiar figure to local Scouts who have been to Lowden. Girls Wanted Girls from ages 10 to 15 from Lakemoor, Lilymoor, and'Eastwood Manor, are invited to come cut for the Lakemoor Drill team. The more the merrier. All girls interested in jqining, plea&vGfei| Mir. s^n. He'll be happy to Hear fifom you. ;•*> ~ - *'•_>' T. |The re<?epti6H 'ftr • Mr. jif^jpiek Sebfcsta, Thursday* Sfept. 7, held at Glub Lilymoor, proKa^ to, be a ;happy and joy»- . Thai;happy bride, the formed Maijy. Srtiith, aftd he^ groonft, njade-. a yeiy handsome couple. ' Mapy= ^ore -a very pretty blu# short., .^rnmer fdrmal, and. her groom jiaokedr sHarp in his tuxedoL. n r' . A ijv^ry viifre ^buffet supped wbd stored. Everybody , had i : dancing good time, waitihg fab the tra^itlortal toss of the quetr and garter,' which caught hy sister, Connie, and hrothir, Ray. Dick r and Maiy received manysiJoVely presents, giving them a gdod start on the sea of matrimtin^. Let's hope your life1: -together Will continue on in the hiappy but peaceful veirt in, which it started. Read The Want •' ' FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Onp^plete LiM o<' iwjtrji r k , IProdncts . ^ •FREE DfcLIVEEF EV. 5-0195 or 543231 "BttTt Mo^gri-. the McHenry Countv Prolja4ion officer, will ho the turned from her stay at the gueffi? for 1ho . evening. This McHenry hospital on Labor veaBiillunchoon anrl serve" .will Da>'- Helen feels much belter be 6# Oct. 23. Tickets w-fH^o-i-«n<J is happy to be back witjjrr •. on at the ineetinLr lltxfl children. > rf<[, isHcf fa* Woman's Club the children. George Hanisch will celebrate his fifth birthday on Sept. 17, Kay and Wally Sieliseh will T& officers of the Woman's be his guests. cluhpwiwill have an executive j Happy birthday to Diane mw||« on Sept. 20 in prepara- ] Story who was 14 years old on tiorrSnr the September meet- ; Sept. 13. The thirteenth was also the birthday of my oldest boy, Dickie. He had a party after school with a few of his -buddies. He was nine. Last Tuesday Dan and Betty ^ ^ tftrtinsorf were among th# guests hfe^Oetebor i«ieetiBft> is Lai. the Art Guild dnd Fashion ing.™r hey have been busy all suirSer working towards a suc^ful year and they hope to ®o full support from all then11iers. To date there are sixt^^hrf^' flrjerhTfey^ in "11 he the clul 50fhing* "the meeting "»£nly "Show at the McHenry V.F.W. lgiv$b by ;the McHeni^': Worpwii: rul getjjfcur dues paid before the deaSwie of Oct. 25. Each year theJJJub grows a little more. : TheHSpptember meeting will be ' an ggjn meeting and members j majgflring guests. Any woman i in tlil»Highlands and surround- j ing ^tfta is welcome to attend I for Spe regular fee for each j motftiti I Tjtrujjii^age^aJle is^t for j Oct»5 a-SftSa f^rgtfjg^.m. i to "Joa# ^legley, Joc®i Staudenmaier or any offiflgj for further information. S&ws of Your Friends ;ind Neighbors TEStory family #o£erfeined Th SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO "'BUILDING MATERIALS FREE ESTIMATES ON . .. Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Railings Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call .FRANK GANS Repre^titatlve 1.^2-Ii. Ri^ersldts Drive Hi? &18T8 McWeiiry neW^sidglttyTyiay -jmn. Therfr ^n^-Democratic organization; EA^Y-> P^AN wil^|&e Bo "t<5""Th?^ Doiielas 'MacMahon • of Ha- atf-'- '\ij••litTi. < . if «3b you wish to join please :2»u iEc MarKii..ryMo.-d All Types and SizeB (No Job Too Large or Too Small) aFor Prompt Fast and Eifipient Service -- •-' > * > . .. **1 * clll EV 5-4645 ft * Al's -4021 W. Main St. & Repair Service . ,b McHenry, 111. SEPTEMBER 5 ctap-^-A **ESPECIAL - :t. mm 12 QT. OVAL METAL iBRuSi WAS? and nding. Soft synthetic bristles, mar-proof polyethylene ctft. Detergent charober. With ovjfhentic Rand-McNaHy 50 state mop. Mountain ranges in third dimension. BURNS FAMOUS Wws$$wm VACUUM B©TT¥li $7 JO r-SiPEeQ^ Every good tool $1.95 $|39 fho Barns serrated redates a sharp fc edge cuts bo} bread, pastry or nert witb equal handle. triple seat stopper end ptastic cup «X228 N. Green St. EV 5- McHenry. 111. 1 • 01. PAUI/S EPISOOPAIi OHUBOH (1 toL wutb on Green St) Sundays: 7:S0 am MW B-45 &m. Morning Prayer 9:00 ajn. Family Eucharist Ttibesctajfs: \h '9:00 a.jfij, l^ssi'r1! Clr^Thiirpdavi 8t00 pjfli., : AtnriHuw ii Seie^d TteiniSiy! 8^X) pm lAen's dub Friday: 7 a.m. Mass 2:00 p.m. Oonfesslaaa and ZION EYANGBLtGtAL LUXHERAN OHUBGB iMissouxi Synod) 4206 W. Waukegai^ Road (Highway im Weflll Bar. Cart A; Fuftar Sunday --• Service®: 7:48 tad 10:30 a.m. 9^)0 am. Sunday School and Bible COan Ladles Aid -- 1st 'Tu|68. of the month Friendship Guild -- 2nd Tues. of the month Men's Club -- Last Tues. of the month Walther -League -- Last Sunday of me month fou are cordially invited to atteaid our servicoa. if Aim ntttmnmiux OHUBOH Uimfln M Wait of Outdoor Theatre Jota O. Mclntyre, Minister Worship: 11:00 a.m. Church School: 9:30 a.m. Deacons: 2nd Monday at 7:30 p.m. Sssioa? M Wedneaday at 8:00 pm ^ Women's Society and Study Circle: 3rd Thursday at 8:00 p.m. M. JOSEPH'S mmOLIO mdunond, llinoia Rav. Fir. Frank J. MOHm S^ujtov Sunday Magmas -- 7:00, §:S0 and 10:00 Daily M^z;a --. SiOO lit Holy DUsp -- . % cotS 9 am -- t:C0 jam Plenear GHrti ImSmark EcStool So Answer" ST. MART'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Eugene BaumhofeT Rev. Harold Nllgei Rev. Albert Rieandl Assistant fulUm Sunday Masses: 6:30, 8:00, 9:30, 10:45 and 12:00. W it Sa^K^efij Thursdays before Ftot Fitdays, and daye iafnra Hcdydays: 3-4 ih stfteraote and 7-8 in eventog BaptiBna: S«ttBay 1:30 pa % : n ST. PAHSBCrB OATBOLN (ttdOa R«r. Edw " Assistant PafeRftr ' Suwlay Macrj -- 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 aiid 12 Daily Muu--r- 7 and 8 am Bohr PW ^ 8, 9 aad 8 pm mm Frktoy i -- (Dmmunian (Eatxfbutad «! ©:S0 and during 7 aa8. 8 - Saturday -- 4*6, 7-8 pm OwfmidMii *fitaeiBy (BelaPe Vlnrt SW.) -- 4-s, 7-8 pm cSsstestoei COMMUNITY MElTEiCS>lDIST CHURCH 3717 W. Main Street McHenry, Illinois George W. Martin, pastor EV. 5-1352 Sunday Worship Services-- 9:30 and 11 a.m. Church School -- 9:30 and 11 a.m. Every Sunday -- M.Y.F. at 7 pm Every Other Sunday -- I.Y.F. at 7 pm Thursdays -- Senior choir rehearsal at 8 p.m. Fridays -- Junior choir rehearsal at 3 p.m. Second Wednesday of the Month-- Official Board at 8, pm Third Wednesday ot the Month-- Homebuilders at 8 p.m. Fourth Wednesday of the Month-- Men's Club Dinner Meeting at 7 p.m. Third Thursday of the Month-- Woman's Society of Chid* tian Service luncheon „ 4v meeting at 12 noon •, A?• friendly invitation is •extended 1q you and your family to coqne for worship, ^fellowship and service with , lis. M WMBB8 LAM ~ . - WWII OiftURCUI! . Beoc 2, Fhooe Wik M ReVk Richard N. WrigSit Meeting Bibls iu :Af.& pm |*|j*r • 7:00^i.:' Mte ^ 8-18, Pals' GHub ; - i-t3> PSoosers' IftaK', y ... i m»O Rev. wpw ^ Suiiday (Q#t. thru May) 7 :®Qk 9 &>11 a.m. (June ^ -'thirtt"-|j#l) 7:30, 9 10:30 & 12. IKkfiy Masses^ '8 a.m. or ll:d0 a.m. Waly Jftaja--• B a hl 6 8 p.m. Fint . 8 a.m. CdftfeMloiht-- - Saturday 7 to 8 p.m. , " Moly Days & First Friday one-h»l^ hQur before CHURCH ^, Sdvof^kr tkdbu aMkf Worship :00 k a.m. Sunday mi'muot camv Ttao p£23. ^ajbr Choir Crtinrttyii CmMka dur- 13 tha 8um^ anorning All are "1 Jha .church 03* a stranger 11:00 Morning Worship 7:30 Evening Service Wednesday-- 7:30 Midweek Service Men's, Women's and Youth groups meet regularly. RINttWOOD METHODIST CHURCH Ringwood, Illinois Rev. Jas. McChesney Minister Sunday -- 9:30 a.m! Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Church School --to p.m. Jr. Hi. ^ Sr. Hi^lf.ir.F. Tniir^fay -- 7:30. p.m. Adult Rehfearsal V Seebnd Wednesday -- / 8:0&p,m. W.S.C.S. Last Tuesday -- . gJOO p.m. Methodist Men VlBSl CHURCH OV CHRIST SCIENTIST 87 McHenry Avenue Orystal Lake, BiL Sunday -- 11 cusa Oiurch Servtem 11. em Sunday Schboi In the Oea^rai Grade Sdxxd, Multiputposa msm; aitnact on Frankliis Am Wednesday -- j 8 pm ShresiiBs ServicM, bicldding testiBKoniea of Oiristian Science Sisallng. Tihs reading iogm, leoated at 'IB N. Willianio stoset, is opea daOy from U am. to 5:00 p.m. (except Sundays asuS holidays). FacMasra frooo 11 to 9 pm MX ARE ST. miatg mmmib (DZSWaCE SprJag Gswe, > R^v. E. J. ilg2gb*o, PMiav M 8, 9. 10 mi ll !* a.iia. ' Weekday Mqogd -- 7^0 and First Fridays -= 0:S0 ie 8:00 B:G0 pm Satunflay -- S:lS,f:lSpm Ooi^alsi CE591SOW Spring Grove, Siinda Philip Bergstrom, pasfor 9:30 Church School Ruas^I Gaffxfflssr, aupt. 10:55 Organ Meditation Edith Blaine 11:00 Staling' Wc FOX LAKE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mission Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Fox Lake American Legion Post Pastor D. W. Karnuth Nursery During the Service SPON1WED BY THS Eei Qi dviTtl Co. Gtorgo Hi BAPTIST CHURCH 23 WgSt Grand Avenue Fox Lalfe, Illinois 'ttev. Roger Bergeson, pastor Sunday -- 9:45 Sunday School BTOEMESS FIRMS AS A FUBLIC SERVICE COMMUNITT OHUBCn , ' ^T TYOiI Ci AB IHO- -B *• B, /J«W•»*f fllW . '•. 9:45 a.to. Siald^ Scinxi llcOO a.m. WoMdp •'•t^iMca «RAOB mmBUOAl % (LUTHERAN CHUBCWI I 'Mdunni, BUnoto Harold L.^ Carlson, piMVi Church School-- T a.m. 11:00 a.m. May tflfi 8r^ . anr • * 1 1 : 0 0 a . m . " M 7A) pm Tnursday (Befwe filet Apl JGQ -pJOk <mmam McHenry, 111. V Fellowship Hour m. Prayer IfleeljM SmHh^ Ptottw a.fn. for Gride and H^« pupils SuWldy School Superintendent, Mrs. Gladys Jones HYatt 7-3^0 - . s Morning #®Kaip om Nyfrsift-jj Qt1 '^13;"i§. Louelia Kitfde^atlen at <223 6. Thelen Yoatn fellowship f p.mT j[ \ OnQsEcc^ar ' CM A PEL / | ^ls^0i^iVest"Maln I Illinois ' ' VijJKtesSrr ^Ghappell, pastor Sunday Services: Sehool 9j45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 •mffiWrtftron 'TOO 'SSl" %ening .8: Op ; «^kday ScfrvieeS: v* i K-ayer MfetJjag; . Wed. 8:00 • I W( McR« 920 N. Frontl at. UlaslBIeaEy, Tninir^yi^ IkhfMdir Iron Hwy. tl -- Bo^l MeHeury, DUnoto McHenry State TZnxfit Serving Slnee 1CE3 McHenry, OUbCj '• ^ ; HcHenry Recreation Fox St. McHenry, ID: - fete* |t Sm li--uj MclSGM?f Lnsafecj Ox 4080 W. MQSei 'stf 'Vi •ft H. E. Bncli ie fisao Pluutlkg A flnalf"^ S01S W. Ron«9 120 -- CS Martlet© is Inc. 8314 W. Elm St. l&agHesaes?, BWlBgaa Sioflel & BdUianflpergar liiKiiOt D©isfc~5?570 tmdi ©is S©slr!ct 908 M. Frontl St. -- SW &43M The Kent 1S11 N. Riverside Prive lOeSSsaty, HIacS3 Tony McHenry Constm^Slesi-Co. dew sa -*W i mil '©o 8611 W. BSaa St. MeSZczss'o CMi "gf L'l •