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"M&t Section Three -- Page Three THE McHFNRY PLAINDEALEK ^<1 1 • ., . . , l( x?j- ^ ^ Thursday/ Abpm 28. PISTAKEE TERRACE Jerry Dicks 885-7250 PRITCHARDS WELCOME BABY. MARY LOUISE Congratulations to the Pritchards on the arrival of Mary Louise on Aug. 15. Miss Mary weighed 7 lbs., 3 oz. Mother and baby are doing real well. Staying with the Pritchards are Grandmother and Grandfather Sillitti. Mr. and Mrs. Sillitti are from Chicago. Baptized Sunday was a happy day for the George' M e c k o family. Grandson Mark John -was baptized at St. Fidei's church in Chicago: After the ceremony all relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. Mary Klimecko's home, maternal grandmother, and all enjoyed a. delicious feast. George and Mary have two other grandchildren, Veronica and Cathy, sisters of Mark John. Their father, George J. Mecko, has just finished his 4 years in the air force as Airman First Class, and is now home to stay. Parkers Went Fishln' The Parkers spent one full week in beautiful Lac du Flambeau, Wis. They had a wonderful time swimming and fishing and just plain taking it easy. I heard that the fishing wasn't as good as was expected but despite tjlat fact Mr. Parker caught a inch Muskie. How about that?x The family also took in a water ski show in Minacqua. So a good time was had by the whole family, and their vacation is now a pleasant memory. Terrace Service Man Kenny F r o e h 1 i g recently spent , 15 wonderful days at home, only to return to his home base at Fort Benning, Ga., to learn that- he is to be sent to Viet Nam. Ken was given a 5 day furlough before going overseas. He is with the First Cavalry Air Mobile Divi- HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 Old Fashioned Picnic Sunday Next Sunday, Aug. 29, is the big day for the 'Old Fashioned Picnic' held by the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association. The purpose of the picnic is to provide fun for one and all, young and old, mom, dad, sister, brother, grandma and grandpa. There will be games, races, prizes, refreshments and something exciting going on all day, from 12 noon until 7 p.m. Just take Sunset Drive all the way down to the River and follow Riverside Drive right down to the picnic. See you there!?! Sympathy Our deepest sympathy is ex tended to Dorothv Anderson on the loss of her mother, Linnea D. Carlstrom, Thursday, Aug. 12. 81 years of age, she had been ill for some time and died •in Woodstock. She lived here in Holiday Hills with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson and family. The wife of the late Carl F. Carlstrom, she leaves just one daughter, Dorothy and three and Barbara. Interment was g r a n d c h i l d r e n , J o h n , J o A n n Monday, Aug. 16, at Memorial Park in Skokie. Debra's Cook-Out, P-J Party Friday the 13th was not an unlucky day for Debra Slot tag whose birthday was that day. And the very next two days were pretty nice too because on Saturday she had a cook-out, f o l l o w e d b y a p a j a m a p a r t y with Patty Emerson, Donna Caulfield, Rosemary Foreman, Sharon Filips, Debra Smith and of course her brother, Billy. Sunday morning her dad made pancakes and sausage for their breakfast. Rummage? Don't forget, as you're going through the clothes for school to put aside those that no longer fit for the rummage sale to be held on Saturday, Sept. 18. sion. Our prayers and best wishes go with Ken for the duration of his service. The Drive Is On Jean Benoche is the chairman of the Cystic Fibrosis drive in Pistakee Terrace. Jean is the captain of this "drive and therefore we should "Team Up" and help make this a most successful drive for such a worthy cause. Jean can be reached at 385-4010. A Dogs' Life Lavern, Carolyn, and Keith Mierzwa's plans for a day at Lake Michigan, frolicking in and out of the big waves went asunder with all the rain Wednesday. Nevertheless the day was well spent in the city, shopping for clothes and visiting Grandma Mierzwa. On the way home from Chicago they stopped-* off in Roselle to pick up'their "Horse Guests" for the following week. No it's not a misprint...Lavern is dog sitting with her brother's Great Dane while he is on vacation in Michigan. The ride home was interesting and crowded especially when a certain passenger decided to turn around for a more comfortable position. Recovering B e r n i c e Froehlig is home from the hospital and is feeling lots better but will still have lo take things easy for a while. Birth Daze Happy birthday to Don Zamistal, Grace Gavin and Stev,^ Stahlman on Aug. 21; Lorrin Toepper on Aug. 26; Bern ice Froehlig on Aug. 27; Kathy Stull on Aug. 28; Frankie Kaiser on Aug. 29. JOHRSBVRG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN 885-1290 LADY FORESTERS HONOR MEMBER OF FIFTY YEARS Mrs. Lucv Domino of Rockford, High Chief Ranger of the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, attended the meeting of St. Agatha Court No. 777 last Tuesday evening. The purpose of her attendance was to present Mrs. Margaret (William) Meyers with a fifty year membership pin. Mrs. Meyers joined the W.C.O.F. in McHenry as a member of St. Clara court No. 659 in August, 1915. When St. Agatha court was instituted in February, 1918, she transferred and is one of the twelve surviving charter members. Most of her fifty .years, of membership have been spent as a very active "Lady Forester", including several terms as an officer of the court. Sincere congratulations to her. Diaper Line Noies A young man was welcomed into the family of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dschida of Spring Grove Road last week at the McHenry h o s p i t a l . T h e D s c h i d a s a l s o have another child, a girl. Get-Well Wishes Cheerful get-well wishes are sent lo Marcella Slrossner who was hospitalized in Chicago for a bout with pneumonia, and to Penny Walters who spent a few dqys in McHenry hospital for surgery. Hope you're both much better by now. Greetings Anniversary greetings to Virginia and Roy Lundelius celebrating their fourteenth anniversary on the 25th, to Dick and Lorraine Bemis on the 27th, to Dot and Don Gabriel on the 28th and to Gunnar and Loretta Nelson on the 30th. A happy birthday to Dont Teuber on the 28th and to Dick Bemis on the 29th. Sorry the column is so short this week, with Clare taking a week of his vacation, we were gone most of the time, taking in the sights of Illinois, and part of Wisconsin. Terrace Tidings Yours truly, along with three of his friends, traveled to Chicago on Saturday, August 14, to see live and in person Henry Mancini along with Peter Paul and Mary at McCormick Place. Jeannie Jo and Susan Benoche are spending one week in Chicago at the home of their aunt, Ruth Stopar. Jim Deppmier treated Brad and Brent, his twin sons, to a memorable day in an amusement park. The Val Patula family went to a picnic sponsored by Val's old neighborhood club, the Del Mars. A great time was had by all. Dead Line * The deadline for getting news to me is 6 p.m. Thursday night. Only public relations salesminded people, pleasantly* aggressive and positive thinking will be considered qualified. Take advantage of this opportunity now. Local Travel Only Fringe Benefits Available Today is the Day -- Now is the Timet Write us including background and tell us what you are doing now: DEPT. "OPPORTUNITY" Box No. 306 c/o McHenry Plaindealer McHenrv, HI. 60050 don't hurry... Corvair Monza Mow's the time to drive a great deal from a great choice of brand-new Corvairs, Chevrolets and Chevef/es. Leave it to Chevrolet to make sure these beauties look costly* Leave it to your Chevrolet dealer to make sure they're not. But nash, rush, rush! They're moving out fast• Cheveffo fflafiba ijfMK Coupe*. JVSmrtr the time to get a Afa. / bey a* the Mo. / mm** ChemdhtBd/e A/Vw.Q<iWa». CHEVMIB?; CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 12-5318 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund are grandparents once again. Their daughter, Doris, and husband of McHenry were overjoyed with the arrival of their first son. They have four daughters at home. We wish to congratulate the new parents and grandparents ar»d wish them much happiness in the future with their new additions. 908 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY. ILLINOIS PHONE 385-0277 Entertains Relatives a The George Logsdon family of Alvada, Ohio, were overnight gue"st-s at the home of Arnie and Clara Michels recently. 385-1259, the local field representative for morev'information. Gifts Stacking Up Misses Kathy Thel.en and Donna Frett were honored with bridal showers last Sunday afternoon. Both young ladies will be married in St. John's church next month. Kathy's shower was held in the community club hall while Donna's was held in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Delia Miller. The soon-to-be-brides were the recipients of some lovely gifts for their future homes. Attends Wedding Many relatives and friends were in Chicago last Saturday to relay their best wishes to Lambert Freund and- his new bride. Lambert is the son of Mrs. Anita Freund. We all wish the newly-married couple much happiness in their years aehad. Luncheon Card Party Coming Up The annual luncheon and card party for members of St. Agatha court No. 777 will be held this year at Tomasello's on Sept. 15. Reservations should be in to Virginia Pitzen bv Sept. 12. One more note about the W.C.O.F. -- a Diamond Jubilee membership drive is now on. Anyone interested in this fraternal life insurance society are asked to call Marie Oeffling r Birthdays In The News Father and .son in the Johnston home on Hillcrest Place had reason for celebration earlier this wegk- Jt a. 1 p h observed his natal day on the 23rd. while John became a teenager on the 24th. Belated birthday wishes to Mrs. Charlene Ash who returned from her honeymoon to celebrate her "birthday with her family on Aug. 21. Ruth Martinet- celebrated her birthday on the 25th. Eddie Hettermann turns ten on the 29th. Happy, happy wishes to all. Undergoes Heart Surgery George Diiessler is. progressing t-ry favorably after having undergone heart surgery at Hines Veteran's hospital 'on Saturday. Aug. .14. He was taken by ambulance the previous day. .Ik- i-- looking forward to returning home and seeing his friends and relatives. Engagement Announced I n l i n e f o r c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s this week is Ruth Ann Schmilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmitt of St. John's Avenue. Ruth received a beautiful diamond from Don Kibbe of Lakem o o r . F i n a l w e d d i n g p l a n s have not been made. The future groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kibbe. also of Lakemoor. Happy wishes to the young couple and we hope all the forthcoming plans turn out just as they wish. British Isles Trip For Kathleen And Maureen Henn Kathleen and Maureen Henn. along with Joyce Weber, returned recently from a trip *o the British Isles--visiting .Ire land. England, Scotland and Wales. Details of the trip appear elsewhere in the paper, Young Man Heartsick There is an eight year old lad by the namp of David Robel who r e s i d e s on Sunnyside Beach drive and he is just plain sick because someone stole his new bike. This is not just an ordinary one either. He had "his parents "purchase this bike in Milwaukee with the money he, himself had saved. If" anyone knows the whereabouts of his 24" Dunelt, please call the Robels at .385-1776. This, bdy is heartsick over the loss. Vacationing Folks The Richard Dehn family and the Tony Freund family of Mce n r y joined forces for a week's vacation, at Lake Como. The women and children will remain there all week while the men make several trips up there after work. Mrs. Mary Hettermann and Jean and Mike accompanied other relatives for a three day stay in Springfield last weelc THOMAS PALMER RECEIVES HABIT OF HOLY CROSS Remember The Dance Don't foret the Rescue Squad dance to be held this Saturday, Aug. 28. Time is here once again to close. Be very kind to one another and take care so we can all meet right again next time. Remember the noon deadline each Monday--give me a call--won't you? I SOLD IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS Forty-six young men receive the religious habit in the Congregation of Holy Cross in ceremonies at Sacred ""Heart Novitiate, Jordan, Minn., on Sunday, Aug. 15. Father Daniel Curtin, C.S.C., master of novices at the Minnesota institution; invested the young men in the habit as they begin a year's intensive study and practice of the principles of the religious life. Forty-four were aspirants for the priesthood in the Indiana Province of the Holy Cross Fathers and two were Brotherhood candidates: At the same place, on the foj lowing day, Aug.' 16, 19 novices, having finished their year's training, pronounced temporary vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. They will then enter Moreau Seminary at the University of Notre Dame to continue studies leading to the priesthood and Brotherhood. , . Among those to receive the habit on Aug. 15 at Jordan was Thomas Palmer, McHenry. Natives of South America melt the., fat from the guacharo (bird) and use it as we use butter. SPECIAL / 3 Piece CHICKEN DINNER. . . . French Fries, Cole Slaw, Roll *1.00 FRIDAY -- HADDOCK DINNER . . . 90* FISH SANDWICH . . . . With Tarter Sauce . 30* HENNY PENNY PHONE 385-1230 For Carry-Out Only 3815 Elm St. McHenry, Illinois • 1 1 .. AwJfafc..tev,•.ft-. Cookout combo... New Gas grill and yardlight Real open-flame flavor and friendly gat glow teamed up for great cookoufs! Here's a combo that's really catching on. A gas yardlight to keep the party glowing, and a gas grill to give steaks, roasts and chicken that wonderful open-flame flavor. This easy-to-use gas grill gives you threeposition burner control of gas-fired ceramic coals for all outdoor cooking. Just light it and pronto, you're "ia business.** No starter fluid to bay. Mo Messy charcoal. No cfean-tip problems either because a new gas grill practically deans itself. You can get fte griH eeparbtdy If you want But you*ll soon see the light.. Get this chef-pleasing cookout combination today from Northern Illinois Gas Company. Phone 385-2081 NORTHERN A ILLINOIS fV • Gas makes the big difference--wsts less too.