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Thursday, June 6. 1963 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER Page Thlrteeit Johnsburg • HOLY NAMIINSTALLS NEW OFFICERS JUNE 6 Betty Hettormftim At the next meeting of the Holy Name society, the recently elected officers will be installed. This meeting will be held tonight (Thursday), June 6, in the community club hall. The society cordially invites all members to participate at this time. Newly-elected were the following men: president- Fred Ansell; vice-president- Richard Marsh; secretary-Don Schmitt; treasurer-Joe Gregg; marshali-Thomas Cahill; membership committee-Ralph Johnston and Richard Marsh; program committee-Albert Adams; publicity - Harry Freund; and refreshments, Richard Dehn. Delegates chosen to represent the Holy Name are Mike Schaefer and Ted Wroblewski. Father Weidemann is the spiritual director. The June 6 meeting will be the last one until September. Lunch and refreshments will be served. funds will be used to fix up the shrines in back of church. I'm sure we all agree this is a worthwhile endeavor. Plan cn bringing your car to the community club grounds on June 15. Reception For New Pastor All members of St. John's church are extended an invitation to meet our new pastor Sunday, June 16. This function will be held in the community club from 2 until 5 p.m. A large turnout is wished for by all members of our parish. Please be there and show Father Dording some good old "Johnsburg hospitality." Hospital Patients We join in sending get-well wishes to Bernice Althoff who has been quite ill for sometime. He has spent sometime in the McHenry hospital. We certainly hope he will soon be well again. Leo Hiller wa; another McHenry hospital patient recently. He is now up and around after a few days rest. Mrs. Martha Freund is scheduled to undergo surgery in St. Mary's hospital in Rochester, Minn., in the very near future. Our prayers for a complete and rapid recovery are relayed to her from all of her friends. Joe and Mrs. Isabell Stilling are with her during this time. Jo Ann is spending her mother's hospitalization time with her sister and family, the Jack Wirtzes in Elgin. Mrs. Erica Olson spent a few days in the Woodstock hospital last week. She suffered severe nosebleeds and is now taking it easy at home. We hope this is the end of her trouble. Congratulations Coraer Happy anniversary wishes to Tony and Agnes Freund who will observe their thirty-fifth wedding over next weekend. Congratulations on their fourteenth anniversary coming up on Junei IX to Bill and Marge Barth. Little Douglas Oeffling was host to a large group recently celebrating his third birthday. Present in his home were his grandfather Lawrence Cook, the Bud Lieser family, the Alger Oeffling family, and the Tom Fowler family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lois and their entire family of Wheatland, Wis., were here last Friday to enjoy dining out on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Sponsors were Mary Ann Knox and Dave Miller. Dinner was served in the Miller home tb Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson and the Howard Knox family. The Millers' other daughter, Cindy, who is a year old, spent all last week with Joe and Alvina. She really kept them hopping, but it was a real joy to have her there. Carnival Coming Up Remember the dates of June 28, 29 and 30. These are the three big days of the annual Johnsburg Community club Carnival. More details will appear later but keep these dates in mind when making your plant. Attends Graduation The Bill Barth family attended the graduation of their nephew Robert Grens from St. Rita's high school in Chicago on Memorial Day. A celebration followed in the Grens home in Buffalo Grove. Infant Baptized Carla Jean is the name chosen for the new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller or Woodstock when she was baptized last Sunday. The little Miss was born on May 25. Association Needs % New President St. John's Home and School Association met on May 27 with forty-two members present. The nominating committee was unsuccessful in finding a new president for next semester. If there is any woman who would be interested in filling this position please contact Mary Hettermann - Ev.5-5946. There must be a president to head the association if it is to continue. Rescue Squad Calls Several times within the past week or so the rescue squad members were called out. The home of Mrs. Helen Pitzen was one of their calls. They took Mrs. Pitzen as far as McHenry in the squad ambulance. She was transfered to another ambulance which took her to the Woodstock hospital. Two minor car accidents also called them out last week. One on the Bay road and one on Johnsburg road. Late Saturday evening they answered a call which involved a collision of a cat and tractor. One young boy was taken to the McHenry hospital where three stitches were needed to close a wound. That's it for now! Keep those calls coining! CATTLE PKST The face fly continues to be the most important pest of cattle in Illinois, said Dr. Herbert H. Ross, acting chief of the Illinois Natural History Survey. A syrup bait has been developed1 by the Survey for control of the face fly on dairy cattle. A back rubber containing toxaphene is recommended as the most practical control ot this bothersome fly on cattle running pasture. HATCHERY REPORT Commercial hatcheries in Illinois hatched 5,700,000 chicks during April -- 58 per cent above the previous month, but 7 per cent below a year earlier* F?te&bie&& Ja MtyteTIkctn/'A VMyul *Jetuet/$•* ^3^ I 1 ^tmdSlous A Freshness f IS THE DIFFERENCE YOU CAN TASTE IN JEWEL CHICKENS! DON'T FORGET DAD On a Father's Day NYE'S is the place to get a "SPECIAL" gift for the man in your life. NYE DRUG Troop 408 News This troop held its last meeting for the summer last Wednesday afternoon. Connie Thomas taught the girls a flag ceremony. No refreshments were on this meeting's agenda. The girls are appreciative to Connie and Bonnie Meyers for all the things they taught and the time spent with the troop. Juveniles To Cook Out The girl juvenile Foresters will hold their summer cookout on the community club grounds next Monday evening from 6 to 8. Each member who plans to attend is asked to bring hei own hotdog, hamburger, buns and silverware. Burners will be provided for grilling.Ten cents is also needed for pop by each girl. Season In Full Swing The baseball season is off to a flying start! Anyone and everyone who is an avid tan can get his fill of this sport right here in our own town. Besides the ever-popular Johnsburg Tigers whe play each Sunday, there are now two Softball teams. These teams are sponsored by local businessmen and play weekly at the V.F.W. grounds in McHenry. Last but not least is a whole lot of little leaguers who play just about every night. So if you want some real enjoyment be sure to get out and see some of these weekly games. Let the players know they have a lot of rooters. Exchange Vows The age old wedding vows were repeated by Patti Hiller and Don Weber in a beautiful ceremony performed in St. John's church on May 25. Upon returning from their honeymoon, they will take up residence at 2621 W. Chapel Hill road. To this young couple we wish every kind of happiness available. Succumbs Mrs. Helen Pitzen passed away last Tuesday in the Woodstock hospital where she was admitted the day before. She was 77 at the time of her death. Sincere sympathies are extended to the surviving members of her family. Initiation To Be Held At the next meeting of the lady Foresters all ne\v members who have joined in the last year will be initiated. Any parish women who wish to become court members are asked to contact any of the officers. May crowning took place at the last meeting. Thirtepn girls from this year's graduating class participated in the ceremony. Fifty-eight members attended the May meeting. Car Wash Coming Up If your car is dirty- leave it lhat way! The juvenile boy Foresters are sponsoring a car wash on June 15. They will start at 10 o'clock in the morn ing and continue on until there are no more cms. A nominal fee will be asked. Some of these 1 CAREY APPLIANCE. Int CELEBRATES THEIR 40th ANNIVERSARY WITH A MAYTAG "40" SALE! WASHER Prices As Low As . . $189.40 DRYER Prices As Low As $149.40 COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC WASHER Cycle control to handle all fabrics! Temperature selector protects delicate laundry! Automatic water level control saves hot water -- saves money. Completely automatic dryer gas or electric --damp dry, regular dry -- or wash 'N' Wear. Electronic control eliminates all guess work-- turns dryer o f f w h e n c l o t h e s a r e just dry. Saves time -- Saves clothes -- Saves money! As Low As $2.64 Weekly For A Dependable Maytag Automatic. MAYTAG Specials On WRINGER WASHIRS Prices Start As Low As $ 8840 Top Line Model E. Square Aluminum Tub. Everyone knows this old dependable washer.. Big Capacity -- Big Washer -- Big Savings! COME SEE, COME SAVE DURING THIS SALE OF SALES -- CAREY Appliance, Inc. 1241 N. Green Street McHenry Phone 385-5500 GOVT INSPECTED - GRADE A FRYING CHICKENS * 31' CUT UP FRYERS H>. w.m.m sZ,t wXJ LARGE ARIZONA CANTALOUPE 2 for 49c FANCY BING CHERRIES Vf~ mm »<i •- * tr-lb. 49c tin JU to C^liooAe! . . . . » 6 9 CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS OSCAR MAYER - SLICED BACON & WIENERS ib.pkg. 49* 6 FLAVORS JD\6 Banquet Cream Pies Green Peas g MONTE Re*. 16 OX. .. a WHITE. ASSORTED COLORS Northern Tissue From Your Pastry Shop! WHITE FUDGE PECAN OR CHOC. PECAN FUDGE SQUARE CAKE Reg. $1.19 ea. 99* It's New Pineapple Filled COFFEE CAKE 59* Take Home a Fresh Baked 1 HOT APPLE or DUTCH APPLE PIE . . . ea. 59* YOUR McHENRY JEWEL OPEN SUNDAYS 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. FOR THE SUMMER Reg. Frlc* 4/31e f| Pineapple Grapefruit fj DEL MONTE I-' DRINK f r. LIBBY ^ tof- 29 ox. Bluebrook Bartlctt Pears *r .« c | TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. Can 22 46*oz. Can 25' INTERESTED IN GROWING WITH JEWEL? Experienced men and women needed -- Starting salaries based on experience and ability. Apply to your McHenry Jewel manager, in person or by letter to --- P. H. Jeffries, Jewel Tea Co.. Inc., Barrington. 111. MM i' • i wit in i Y ~~ fiiiiritiiiriai m