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•ftiundiy. April 18.1963 tHE McHENRY PXJUNDEALEB Pag* NlnciMB Sunnysld* EilaiM Parties Honor Confirmands J Jom Wslczyasld M5-S105 i Two of our local young ladies Jvere in the confirmation class of Zion Lutheran church of McHenry on Palm Sunday. Karon Rau and Sandra Fry celebrate the big day with parties. Karen's folks, Henrietta and* Karl hosted a buffet dinner in celebration of the big event and the guests included Grandma Rau; Mr. and Mrs. Charles long and their two sons; Mr. And Mrs. Edward Olson; Mrs. ^Lu Davis and children, Kathy fcnd Johnny; Linda Casey from the Village of Sunnyside; and of course we can't forget brother Johnny. Everyone had a really grand time and as if the day wasn't grand enough, the Raus' cat had her kittens to top it all off. Sandra Fry's party was somewhat of a combination. Not only did they celebrate her confirmation but it was a family reunion for the Turenne family as well. Those attending were the following (which I might* add totaled sixty-two?: Bernice's mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Turenne, and her sister, Frieda, and John Dumalski, all of Volo. Bernice's one sister and her husband, Violet and Frank Hendrick came all the way from Onne, Wis- Violet and Frank are also Sandra's godparents, so It helped make the day complete for her. The Hendricks' single daughter, Nancy, and their married daughter, Faye, and husband, Don, and their two children, also came in for the reunion party. Then there was Sandra's aunt Frieda and Uncle Bud Austin and son, Gene, from East Troy, Wis. The rest of the family that was able to attend came from Chicago and they were Verne Grabalski and children (her hubby couldn't make it); Inez and Dean Haas and children; "Chickie" Lorbeck and children (her hubby, too, was unable to attend); Louise and Angie Turenne and^ Children; Harvey Turenne; Sandra's cousins, Pamela and Glen Gudula', "Nicki" and Bob "Miskanis and children; and Glen and Carol Turenne and children. Needless to say, with that many people there was never a dull moment and the only regret of the day was that • not enough time could spent with each one to really catch up on the news. , In the evening Bessie and l&i Schweiger and June and Dennie Banker dropped in, as did Carol Kennebeck. Well, it certainly sounds as though the two girls had a wing-ding of a time. May we add our congratulations to ; -them "both. new officers are: Bonnie Smith as secretary; Joyce Pitzen as senior conductor; Carol Ann Dehn as junior conductor; Elaine Schmidt and Mary Ellen Freund as sentinels; Carol Lima, Theresa Freund and Barbara Michaels as the faith, hope and charity symbols, respectively; and Carol LaBay and Barbara Diedrick as flag bearers. Installation was followed by the initiation of new members. Then there was a short business meeting. The fun evening ended with the gals all playing a game. Village o! Snnnytld* SUDDEN DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT SHOCKS VILLAGE Betty Lehman S85-6S66 We were all sorry to hear about the death of Dean Cios former police magistrate and a wonderful neighbor loved by everyone here in Sunnyside. Words cannot express the loss we feel at this time. Judy, son, Larry and let's not forget Pop. Clean Up Week This is it! The clean up committee have done their best to get as many of the empty lots as possible burned off, with the co-operation of the residents and I might say our community is really beginning to shape up. Now to clear off some of the debris. Ray Jensen and Boy Scouts of Troop 144 will help clean up all they can. Each resident is asked to look, first in his own back yard and then in the neighboring lots. All this debris Is to be put in the ditch by the side of the. road (NOT ON THE ROAD) and a truck will be around e a r l y S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n (April 20) to pick up everything and anything, as small as a tin can, or as big as a car body. Jim Leahy, clean up chairman, asks all residents to please co-operate and get the trash out before noon on Saturday, April 20. All the help you can give will xbe appreciated And certainly just seeing the community rid of such junk will be reward enough for all who care. Feel ,free to call if there are any questions concerning this. Scout Ne*f I goofed again. When Troop 88's reporter Margaret Moore, call me with her news of this week's meeting I was unable at the moment to jot it down and had said I would call leader, Alice Bieschke, to obtain it. Then this feeble brain of mine let it slip away and there I was with no excuse. I apologize and will report on both meetings next week. Troop 295 did not have their regular weekly meeting this week, due to a busy schedule before Easter, but we did have one on Tuesday, April 9. We got started on our place cards and entertainment for our Father-Daughter banquet on May 1. Which reminds me to ref*4«4 the^girls- and -their parents. Reservations must be in before April 24. We had fun and accomplished quite a bit to boot. Sorry Sick List to lenrn that Carol Juvenile Forester* The girl foresters met on Sunday and at this meeting they had the installation of officers, and also initiated the new members coming in to the court. Nancy Weber resigned as director and was presented with a beautiful gift. Mrs. Jo Ann Haag will take over the job as director. Supper and bingo followed the meeting. Johnsburg P.T.A. •fhe Johnsburg P.T.A. will held its monthly meeting on Tuesday April 23, at 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. . Cub Scout* Den 1 met on Tuesday and surprised this den mother with birthday cake with candles and cards they had made. After the usual business meeting and refreshments the boys went on an easter egg hunt. What fun it is to watch these boys look for a little thing like an egg. Honey prizes were given to the winners. Birthday Party A real old fashion birthday •pa"rty" w"as" h"eldr fror C\ larai 7C a*m1- '*Laura, wismarata on Sunday April. 7. All ^onsin Rapdis wis> surprised of her children pitched in with the goodies and a beautiful birthday cake. Those attending were, daughter, Kathy, and family, daughter, Mary, and family, son, Phil, and family, son Joe, and family, daughter, Kennebeck suffered a touch of tonsillitis this past week. And the Palmer family has played tag with the flu bug again. Hope everyone was well by Easter. Happy Occasions Birthday greetings go today to Jean Barrar. On April 20, we send birthday wishes to Mildred Senkerik and Hank Zieger. On April 23 that nice young man, Michael Bott, will be eleven years old. Happy birthday one and all. Happy anniversary on April 22, to Lois and Bob MacDonald, when they celebrate nineteen years of married life. And on April 23, to Carol and Bud Kennebeck, when they chalk up eight years of. wedlock. Congratulations to all of you. Visiting and Visitors The senior Garlinskis were Sunday visitors at the home of son, Rich. Jean and the children were glad to see them. The Pflugs spent Sunday in Maywood for the confirmation of Bud's niece, Joneen Schrilla. The Gunthers had daughter, Barbara, her husband and granddaughter, Jean, for a pre- Easter visit. Baby Jean received a nice basket but because she is a little one I guess the parents were going to have the goodies. The senior Lehmans had a busy weekend and week. On Sunday daughter, Lois, and family enjoyed dinner • with them, on Monday daughter, and family from Wisthem andr stayed until Wednesday. A most enjoyable time was had talking over all the things that had happened in the six months since they had seen each other. Annual Affair * Qn Palm Sunday each year 1 th0:' Juvenile Girl Foresters . have their installation of new i officers and their initiation of . new members along with a supi per to celebrate. This year was no exception. The gala evening began with dinner at five o'clock. This was followed by the installation ceremony. The Signing Off Hope each and every one of fW had a blesjsed and happy Easter holiday.. 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McHENRY, ILL. -- & Delivery Service Brownie Troop 150 presented their mothers with a very pretty gift they made themselves, an Easter bonnet pin cushion. I understand the mothers were quite thrilled with them. Pack 452 News The monthly Pack meeting was held on Wednesday evening, April 10. Cubmaster Zenner talked about the coming Camp-o-rama, the coming trips to the ball games and the trip to the airport which will be on April 21, (unless something turns up). The Cub Scouts will open the date of May 18. A special program for them will take place on this day. More on this later. Awards were given to seven boys and ten boys were inducted into the Cub Scouts. A lovely Easter program was put on by den five and two Easter bunnies were there to pass out candy to all the children. Refreshments ended a very lovely evening. Sick List Cathie LaBay spent a few hours in McHenry hospital when her mother could not stop learn more about it from the I the bleeding of two teeth she den mothers. Parents of Cub ' had pulled earlier in the day. Scouts were also asked to keep Cheryl Winder and her sister, Tammy, were home with bad colds. Rich Garlinski was home with the flu for a few days. Mrs. Brown is home and recuperating nicely. By the time this column comes into print, Richard Jablonski will have had his spinal surgery and we certainly hope he is feeling much better. Birthday Wishes To Alice Niemiec on April 20, to Sharmaine Prell on April 21. May you both have a happy day. Anniversary Wishes To Fran and Cass Kasperski on April 19, and to Kay and April 1, Ackermann said. Rich Fredrick on April 24. May you all have many more happy years together. WATER SUPPLY Water supply conditio*® ft* most of Illinois were much Improved at the beginning of April, William C. Ackermann, chief of the Illinois State Water Survey, reported. 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