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Thursday. July 9, 1964 THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Ntneteea SPIYIIDE ESTATES CHRIS FAIL 885-4084 GARY SCHROEDER ATTAINS RANK OF YEOMAN 3RD CLASS The alert mind and long hours of study scored for Gary Sehroeder the runk of Yeoman 3rd class recent ly. Gary will have been in the navy 2 years this September. His boot training was received in San Diego. He then attended school there for 22 weeks, being assigned to Norfolk upon completion, where he is permanently stationed. He is now home on furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sehroeder, at 1917 W. Oakleaf. He will return to his base July vll. Congratulations on your n£w rank, Gary, Police Protection If you are wondering, and I know some are because I have received calls as to vyhy we are being so well protected by Sunnyside Police, it is because they have been authorized by the office in Woodstock to patrol for vandalism. A number of cases have been reported in this area recently. Reminder Just a reminder of the Blessed Virgin Sodality meeting at Johnsburg Club, July 14, at 8 p.m. A pot-luck supper will precedc the meeting this month beginning at 6 o'clock. VI Suffers Stroke Vi Sehroeder suffered a stroke June 18, while attending the fiftieth wedding anniversary buffet dinner of an aunt and uncle in St. Charles. She is recuperating at home. Our prayers are with you, Vi. Get well quick. Comings and Goings Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roy are here from Hallandale, Fla. to spend part of the summer visiting son, Herb Anderson, and daughter, Pat Kuntz, and their families. Tom Hanahan finished his week's extension course at University of Illinois in Champaign just in time to travel on to Springfield where he was met by wife, Delores, to attend the nominating convention on Saturday, June 20. The Smolinski household has been busy with comings and goings lately. Amy Jayne Thorpe, Jackie's niece, came to spend a few days recently. At the end of her stay, as Stan took daughter, Laura, and her cousin, Amy Jayne, to the station to make their way to Dearborn, Mich., to spend a week with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sanders, Jackie's parents, he picked up his own mother, Mrs. Frances Smolinski, and brought her home with him. She will be with them until about July 20. The Stoffels were happy to have Jim's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Stoffel, from Chester, with them for a few days recently. Tom and Cheslene Brotherton were lucky enough to have a friend that offered to come and stay with the children while they slipped away for a fast and lovely trip to Toronto, Canada, for the large sum of two days. The one and half hour plane trip across the lakes was a real thrill, and they found Toronto a lovely old city, with up-to-date entertainment. The Wegners attended the wedding of Helen's cousin, Rose Ann Krivoshein, to Arthur Mielke in Wausau, Wis., June 13. The wedding took place in Our Saviour Lutheran church with the reception dinner and dance at the Colonial Ballroom. "The gowns were the most gorgeous, the wedding the most beautiful I have ever seen," exclaimed Helen. The rest of the weekend was spent with Keith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wegner, in Merrill, Wis. Marcella Miller is home for the summer, after much time spent visiting friends and relatives. Her most recent venture was a short plane trip to Rock Island, her hometowrt While there, Marcella divided her time equally among her four nieces, Mrs. Morris Colehour, Mrs. Phillis Spring, Mrs. Carl Wulf, and just across the way in Moline, Mrs. William Quaintance. Marcella tells with pride of meeting all the children and that Mrs. Quaintance's three sons are all Eagle Scouts. Barb and Gene Urbanski are now spending a happy weeks vacation near Palisade, Minn., fishing. Gene's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Urbanski, went along. So did Duke, the cherished German shepherd. Birthday Doings Patti Stoffel celebrated her fifth birthday Wednesday afternoon, July 1, with her friends, Karen and Connie Hanahan, Janice Major, and sister, Peggy- Mike Brotherton had a fine day for his outdoor birthday party with Teddy and Ricky Voight, Ernie and Marty Von- 'Oepen, Pam Beischke, Pam De- Francisco, Ricky Patula, and twins, Brad and Brent Detmeyer, on hand to share in the fun. It was a surprise party for Carol Wagner on June 22 with Cindy and Buster Simmons, Sarah and Matty O'Brien, Heather Siepman, Ronnie, Don and Tom Fiedler, sisters, Cathy and Carol, and brothers, Steve, and baby, Gary, in attendance. Helping Mike Anderson celebrate his twelfth birthday on June 25 were paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy, cousins, Carol and Steve Kuntz, and maternal grandmother, Mrs. George Quill, along with Mike's immediate family. An outdoor barbecue was the highlight of the day for Mike. Carol Pinkonsly was the center of attraction among, oh, so many relatives on Sunday, June 28, who had come to help her celebrate her fourth birthday. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkonsly, and aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkonsly, Jr., Mrs. Bertha Burger, Mrs. David Jacobsen, great aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramage, and all the children shared in the family type reunion dinner prepared in honor of Carol on her big day. Bernie Janicki's family treated him to a dinner in a local restaurant for his fifteenth birthday on the 28th. Let's Get Acquainted --this week with the Williams family, Tom, Violette, and their 2 year old daughter, Shirley, who moved to their present address at 1706 W. Oakleaf Drive laqt May. Violette was born and raised in Genoa City, Wis., and attended school there. Tom was bora in Chicago, later moving to Spring Grove. He is employed in Wonder Lake. The Williamses share many of the same interests: swimming, ,water skiing, golfing, to name a few. They were married in 1961 and lived in Richmond previous to moving to Sunnyside Estates. Happy Birthday this week to: 8 year old Rosemary Kayler on the 9th, Betty Lakowske on the 10th, 4 year old Connie Marie Hanahan on the 10th, Heather Siepman, who will be 7 on the 12th, Marge Fischer, Mike Tillich, Sr., and Yours Truly also on the 12th, 8 year old Patrick Maule and Marge Palmer on the 13th, LaVerne Jost on the 14th, and Ray Bieschke on the 15th. Fran Olsen, your regular reporter, will be home by the time this copy goes to press, so call your news items in to her. I realize, after 5 weeks of endeavoring to keep you informed through this column just how much your cooperation is needed. I trust you will give Fran your full support upon her return. Your summer scribe, Chris Fail PARENTHOOD COURSE Three doctors and two registered nurses will conduct the next two-class session of Memorial hospital's outstanding "Preparation for Parenthood" course. The free instructional classes for both mothers and fat hers-to-be are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. on Monday, July 13. The second class will be at the same time on Monday, July 20, just one week after the first. Written consent frogi the family physician is required as a routine requirement, Bert Hanson, administrator, explained as he urged expectant parents to take advantage of this detailed preparation to become better parents. FAIR STAFF The staff of the Illinois "Land of Lincoln" pavilion at the New York World's Fair is composed of young men and women from throughout the state of Illinois. The staff numbers 12, with an additional six in the Tourism Information c?nter and two chief ushers. The young fair workers were chosen from more than 1,000 applicants primarily for their ability to "meet the public." RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN 653-2045 MYFers Hold Drag Night "Drag Night" was held on July 5, for the Senior M.W.F.ers. We went out and "dragged" new members to our meeting. We had a turnout of fifteen youths for our meeting on Sunday night. We started the evening with geiacquainted games and others. Then saw the movie "The Deeper Roots," A film made at an M.Y.F. retreat. Worship through singing was then led by President Sue Fossum. ^Refreshments of home made ice cream and cookies were served by the Bakers and Walkingtons. Next Sunday at 2:30 p.m. we will meet to go to Joliot Stateville prison in Joli&t. We will take a bus from McHenry with their youth group. Linda Low, reporter Receives Appointment Bishop Richard Raines has appointed Rev. John R. Me- Farland, effective July 1, to be minister to Methodist students at Indiana State College and Rose Polytecmic Institute in Terre Haute, Ind. Rev. and Mrs. John R. Mc- Farland and daughters, M;iry Beth and Kathleen, visited with the John F. McFarland family over the Fourth. They are moving to Terre Haute on Wednesday. Teen Club Notes Archery Night: Last Wednesday evening, the first of a series of archery lessons was held. Each Wednesday lessons will be held at the Barnard Mill Community Center under the watchful eye of a very capable experienced instructor. It's not too late to join up, last week there was a rather small turnout, so there's room for more. Come jbin the fun and learn archery. Car wash: This coming Saturday, July 11, the Teens will hold a car wash at McHenry Auto Body Shop on Route 120 in Lakeland Park. 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Plenle At Ilognn Farm On Sunday, a family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan of River Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hogan of Elgin; Mr. ^ and Mrs. Richard Thompson and boys from Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kunz and family; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Oscarson and family of Poplar Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Urban Decker and family of Marengo; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wagnar and family from Mundelein. Little Jeff Sonnemaker, grandson of the John Hogans, returned to his home in Detroit, Mich., on Sunday. He has been spending several weeks visiting with his grandparents. Here *N' There On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman an$ family and Mr. and Mrs. Leonar Ackerman and family were guests in the Clyde Morelocks home at Lake Kilamee. Mrs. Eleanore Pliner of Wonder Lake visited in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. They also visited a factory at Zenda. The John Klapperich family and the Bob Brennan family enjoyed a back yard cook-out on the fourth in the Brennan yard. Robert ' Greb and Michael McGradon spent the week with Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. The boys returned to their home in California on Monday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., and Will Claxton of McHenry enjoyed a family picnic at the Alan Ainger home near Hebron on July"4; Loren Harrison was a supper guest in the Bob Brennan home on Monday. Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family; Mrs. Bob Brennan and family enjoyed a picnic lunch and swimming last Wednesday at Berryland. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss, Will Claxton and Mrs. Ruby Shepard were dinner guests in the - Henry Siegert home at Mineral Springs on. Sunday evening. Lor Brennan entertained a group of ladies at a demonstration in her home last Tuesday evening. Attending were Mrs. J. C. Pearson; Mrs. Anton Wieser, Mrs. Jim O'Halleron, Mrs. Jerry Tonyan, Mrs. E. G; Winters, Mrs, Ha Hogan, all of Ringwood; also Mrs. Louis Winn of Richmond; Mrs. James Wegener of McHenry; and Jane Leonard of Lake Geneva. Refreshments were served later in the evening to all. Mrs. Ruby Shepard along with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss and Will Claxton spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hazel Colby at Crystal Lake. Mrs. John F. McFarland has returned to Ringwood after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Pond, and other relatives in Francisco, Ind. Frank Kempfer spent July 4 with his son and family at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan and family called on his dad, Fred Wiedrich, on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Low and family, Mrs. Viola Low \and Mr. and Mrs-. Walt Wilcox *of Woodstock spent the fourth of July at, the home of Mr. and, Mrs.' Bob Low in McHenry for a coqk-out > ... Margey McFarland visited with Rev, and 'Mrs. John R. McFarland in * Cectari Lake, Ind. That's it once 1 c&airr Jrowi the Ringwood area. Hope to see you again next Week via the Ringwood News, See you then? IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE VISUAL TRAINING DR. JOHN F. KELLY OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: DAILY 9:80 a.m. to 5-P.M, FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 Chevrolet dealers sell more cars than anybody Because they sell great cars SS"'tis t C %'/s/tto &\'t < Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe CheveUe Malibw Sport Coupe * ' U • I Chevy II Nova Sport Coupe Corvair Monza Club Coupe Chevrolet has brought a whole new kind of excitement to everyday driving this year. It's a fifty-yardline, ten-rows-up kind of excitement. And whether you're cushioned in the bucket seat of a luxurious Chevrolet Impala Super Sport or behind the wheel of the surprisingly roomy Chevelle, you'll feel it. Whether you're gobbling up a hill in a thrifty- Chevy II or making tracks on a sandy beach with the rear-engined Corvair, you'll feel it. Whether you're just looking at a Corvette or kicking up some dust, with one, you'll feel it. Altogether you've got five different kinds of cars and up to 45 different models to choose from. And each one is looking even more attractive as the '34 car-year closes out.- "X You couldn't pick a better time to build on the model you like either, for behind each one is a list of special Chevrolet options as long as your arm. So stop in at your Chevrolet dealer's now and see what all the excitement is about. Get behind the wheel of America's most popular car. Or all five wheels. And don't be surprised if your neighbor doing the same thing. BE SE ME PEOPLE BUY CHEWIETS, CHEVROLETS MUST BE A Bill CLARKCHEVROLETSALES PHOH3 3tMOT ....... ..... .. .m-mmmtttm* 12 8318 ' 908 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS