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Thmwdgy, July S. 1G€4 THE MsHEHSW PLAIwDEALEB "•<? •$ -J* | •. : P*g* H!ai JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN 885-1296 SODALITY TO HOLD SUMMER POT-LUCK SUPPER The officers and members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality will gather in the community club hall next Tuesday evening, July 14, for a pot-luck supper beginning at 6:30. The meal will be followed by a business meeting and later the ladies will have a social evening. Each member attending is asked to bring a dish to pass. All members are cordially invited to participate in this summer gathering. Death Clalmtf Two Residents Our community was in deep sadness this past week as a result of the deaths of two of our- long time residents. Joseph M. Schaefer of Church street passed away at the ^Woodstock hospital on June "29 at the wonderful age of 90. JMost of this long life was spent right here in our vicinity. His home was right next to St. John's church where he enjoyed visiting frequently. He is survived by a son and three daughters. Mr. Schaefer will be missed by all who knew him. We were all shocked to learn of the untimely death of James Daily. Funeral services were conducted in Chicago last week. Jim, his wife, Rita, and their family have made their home on the Johnsburg road for many years. We extend our deepest sympathies to Rita and her children upon their recent loss. Vows Exchanged June 27, St. John's church Was the scene of the wedding ceremony which united Mrs. Clara Szarek and Edward Ranker. The new Mr. and Mrs. Ranker were attended by her daughter and son-in-law, Richard and Marcella Marsh. Immediately following the ceremony breakfast was served in their home on Goodview avenue on Pistakee Bay. At 5 o'clock that evening, the newly married couple were feted at a reception dinner held in Chicago. Among the close friends and relatives who attended the dinner were Clara's father and stepmother, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mrozinski. Also in attendance were four young people who are very close to Clara's heart, her grandchildren. Because of thar heat, the Marsh baby was left at home. Mrs. Margaret Mc- Cauley, the groom's sister, was on hand for the wedding and breakfast out here also. On July 6, Mr. and Mrs. Ranker left for a three week trip out west. May we all join in wishing them all the happiness in the future life together as man and wife. Hospital Patients Mrs. Dolores Meyer spent several days in the McHenry hospital last week. We were so sorry to hear that she and Bob lost the baby they were expecting in September. We hope they are consoled with the fact that the Good Lord moves in mysterious ways. Following a long rest Dolores should be feeling fine. At this writing Joe Hettermann is still a patient in the McHenry hospital where he was taken in the early hours of Saturday morning. He is still undergoing tests to determine his trouble. Texas Trip Marilyn Smith left last week for Texas where she participated in the wedding party of her close friend, Pam Monroe. Miss Monroe became Mrs. Vycital on July 4. Marilyn returned by plane on Sunday. Var-ation Fun The Pete Peterson family spent several days sightseeing through Michigan and up into Canada. They returned home on Friday evening. The Fourth of July found the Willie Klapperich family in Iowa visiting all of his kinfolk. They returned home early Ds Be AIR COMMONER Prices Start at $139.95 Carey Appliance, Inc. 1241 N. Green St. McHenry PHONE 885-5500 this week after being gone a week. Birthday Corner Peggy Peterson becomes a teenager on the 11th of this month. Her good friend, Joy Ann Hettermann, turns thirteen on the 13th (her golden natal day). On the 12th, Ricky Wakitsch will be fourteen. Bill Martinec will be. on vacation to celebrate his birthday in great style on the 13th. Best wishes to these people and all ohers who have birthdays this warm and relaxed month of July. Ooops -- just remembered two. Carol Ann Stilling will be home from St. Coletta's school to celebrate her twenty-third natal day on July 7. Her brother, Gerry, has his twentyfirst coming up later this month. Rescue Squad Calls At 3:50 a.m. on July 2, the members of the rescue squad were summoned to Pistakee Highlands Where they took a resident to the McHenry hospital for medical attention. The Highlands was the scene of another call on the 3rd. A young girl was struck by a car and was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment. Late Sunday evening the squad answered a call on River Terrace Drive when a resident suffered a fatal possible heart attack. The running count has now increased to 2,374. In the near future the squad members will be around selling their tickets to the annual dance held each year in the community club hall. Please keep all these calls they answer throughout the years in mind when you are approached to purchase a ticket. You may be lucky and never need their assistance and then again -- there may come a time when you will. We all want them to be equipped to handle any emergency. Your ticket purchases enables them to maintain their equipment at the highest level possible. Support your own Johnsburg Rescue Squad by attending their annual dance coming up in the near future. Henry. They also spent some time with relatives here. . The George Hiller home was really "Rocking" over last weekend. Olivia's sister and family, the Al. Garretts of Carrollton, Ky., were their guests. Also visiting in their home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller, the Elmer Freund family, Barbara Freund of West Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund. Church Ceremonies June 27 was the date chosen for two young couples to be wed in St. John's Church. At 10 o'clock Miss Wanda Tonyan of Ringwood became the bride of Wesley Bruce. Upon returning from their honeymoon, they will reside in McHenry. Lieut. John Regner claimed Audrey Tonyan as his bride in a beautiful service performed at 11:30 that morning. They are now in Kentucky where he is stationed with the army. Early next year the newlyweds will go to Germany following his schooling in Georgia. Best wishes for a most happy future are extended to these two couples. New Mexico Bound is now stationed with Uncle Sam's army in New Mexico. Harry recently spent two weeks with his family, the Ed Hettermanns, after completing his basic training in Missouri. Being in New Mexico has its advantages. Harry's uncle and family, the Bill Herdrichs, live about a fifteen minute drive from the camp. So I imagine most of Harry's spare time will be spent visiting with the Herdrichs. Holiday Weekend Visitors Don and Betty Lou Dowe and daughters of Lincoln spent the long holiday weekend visiting with his family in Mc- Brlde Of The Future When Janice May accepted a ring from Thomas Drafkorn of Woodstock, she promised to become his wife. The wedding is being planned for September. The engagement was recently announced by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nischan of Johnsburg road. We are real happy for the young couple. We hope all their plans which are now in the making soon become a reality. Another week has drawn to a close as far as this column is concerned. Remember once again my deadline is each Monday at noon. Give me a ring if you have any news at all. See you here next week. PISTAKEE TERRACE JOYCE TOEPPER 885-8044 New Son Joins Merhaut Family Tom and Pat Merhaut welcomed their first son, Frank Thomas, at the Sherman hospital, Elgin, on Sunday morning. Weighing in at 8 lbs. and measuring 20 inches Frank joins the Merhaut family of two girls, Marcia and Vicky. Staying with Marcia and Vicky until mommy and baby brother came home on Thursday was Tom's sister, Maryann Olsen, Oaklawn. ' Visiting with the Merhauts on Thursday and Friday was Pat's Mom, Ann Vesely, Westmont. Auxiliary Tonight The Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary will meet this evening, Thursday, July 9, at 8 p.m. at the home of incoming chairman, Jerry Dicks. Come and help plan the coming year's* activities. Give the new officers - your support. ^ Terrace Girls Attend Day Camp This past week found many of the Terrace girls at the Scout day camp just outside of M c H e n r y . A t t e n d i n g f r o m Brownie Troop 150 were: Carolyn Mierzwa, Pamela Perrewe, Debbie Hammon, April Pritchard, Gale Dack, Mary Dicks, Denise Thomas,. Debby Jordon and Cindy Stull. Older Scouts attending from the Terrace included Debbie Stull, Barb Parker and Kathi Parker. Besides Troop 150 leader La- Verne Mierzwa and co-leader, Virginia Pradelski, Terrace mothers who helped at the day camp included Joan Stull as Most Inciting ttraction in mm 12 stiles from Wisconsin Dells 115 miles bom Milwaukee Worth driving 2000 miles to see • 4HugoMiinp©milsolosMacres. • Real Mm trataci ©stos! e&cus. elephants* dk>gt and hoiooc--twice dally. • organ concerts-- * 12 feoo dkrily. e Displays of circuses of the world--• pollers, wardrobe# woodearving, sideshows. c Uhow of loading and unloading real circus train • horses--twieo dlai!y0 • World's largest mlMatedl. miniature circus. OPEN THRU Sept 20--7 days a week COME BAM ©1 SHIME a <Jlesie ! RAIN SOFT C 0 0: of Elk ©rove Village, Illinois offers to you factory prices on water softening units through their representative, Mr. Dick Walinski. Should you have a hard water problem, call our represe„tative for a FREE water analysis or write Rainsoft Water Conditioning Co., 1950 E. Estes Ave., Elg Grove Village, III. ' -k No obligation, of course. For Immediate Information CALL well as a couple days time givyen by Carrie Jourdan and Dorothy Parker. Also attending the nursery section of the camp while their mothers were occupied with the Scouts were Lori Parker, Mickey Jourdan, Bobby Pradelski, Keith Mierzwa, and Scotty, Cathy, Karen and Richard Stull. Among activities provided by the camp for the Scouts were basketweaving, modeling clay, taking part in the flag ceremony, and other various projects. On Friday a special pre- Jsentation badge was given to all those attending for the complete five days. Terrace Tidings Don and Barb Zamastil entertained relatives on Saturday in honor of three summer birthdays in the family this summer, Dale, June 25, Betty, July 5, and David, July 17. Attending the celebration were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman, Addison, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Zamastil, Wheaton. Also present were the children's great-grandfather Seibert, Lillian Lehman and the Charles Zimmermans of Lombard. The Russell Parker family were Sunday dinner guests at the Mundelein home of Paul and Eileen Stolberg. Visiting with the Mickey Ferrells Saturday and Sunday was Pat's Dad, Gus Trampus, Chicago. Sue Benoche spent Tuesday thru Friday visiting John and Lynn Perschke, Lake Forest. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this week: Jerry Kern, July 11; Catherine Davidson, July 13, and Marcia Patula, July 15. Mierzwas Witness First Communion Carolyn Mierzwa received her first Holy Communion at the St. Francis church, McCullom Lake, on Sunday, June 28. Following the 10 a.m. mass Carolyn was guest of honor at a party given by her parents, La Verne and Norbert. Relatives present included Grandmother Mierzwa, Grandparents Schroeder, the Adam Ortinaus, and the Charles Quattrochis and families, all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schroeder and children, Roselle and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mierzwa and family of East Mo- Iine. Friends and neighbors stopped by throughout the day to present - their congratula*! tions. ? * ; Anniversary item July 13 marks another aftik versary for Len and Joyce Toerper. Been married long enough now we are beginning to lose count of the exact years. Call for Beach Cue 1 One of the Terrace families contacted a local farmer iand! through his generosity the Terrace beach is now clear of the; high weeds. If all who use the beach would only take one turn at helping keep the weeds down the beach could be something all residents could once again be proud of. Working together toward one common goal can gfve one such satisfaction, J0. let's give it a try. 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