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TftondkfMfty & 1966 Joi'NSBURG BBWf HETTIRMANN THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Sfefclidft fhfe# --IHuji1§«irfcn LADY FOHESTEHS INSTALL NEW B(rCOURT OFFICERS ££ A largfe group of mehifcefs of St. Agatha court No. 777, W.C. * O.F., were in attendance lafct Tuesday evening in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. At this meeting-High Trustee, Angeline Mauer of Aurora; was ^.ibe installing office*. Spe- ^-tial conductors Diane Smith r eally Deidrich, Janice Schaefer and Bonnie LaBay escorted ' the newly elected officers to their places. Installed were: > _Chief Ranger-Marie Oeffling, | Z Uice-Chief Ranger-Cath e r i ne > ^Cehrt, Recording,, Secretary-Vir- | "ginia Pitzen, Financial Secretary- D orothy Himpelmann, TreaSuret-E'V '4 l y n tteldr I c h, Trustees-Kathryn huff, Lou La- Bay and Kathleen Moehlinfe, Conductors-Clara Tonyan arid Dorothy Hughes, Sen^inals-Arlene bowler and Andrea Oeffling, , Junior Directors-P a hi Hiller, Joan Freund artd Lu- Ann Smith. Guests pTesSrit tor the installation were from St. Stephana court at Aurora and St. Clara court of Mctieiiry. Marie Oeffling, Catherine Dehn, Virginia Pitzeh, Kathleen Moehling, Evelyn Ddidrich, Kathryn Huff, Sally Deidrich, Janice Schafer and tfay Bauer attended the installation of officers at St. Clara coutt Prove It! its Good Business Filing cabinets? We have them ... and any other equipment or furalta® you may need. What's more, w* ffciil-plafi office layout for more productivity, 4-iMWBR files Pro^*8, Check now! (HO. 204) Reg. $AQ (SIB Full Suspension $56.95 Spec. KRAUSE NEWS AGENCY Office Supplies & Equipment 3321 W. Elm Street Ph: 385-4015 in McHeniV on Thursday evehing. v Participates in Birthday iCelebraiion Ed and Marie Frett along With Mr. ahd Mirs. William H. Tonyah of McHehry helped Peter VV. Frett of Court Strefet c e l e b r a t e h i s e i g h t y - f o u r t h birthday by Enjoying cake arid ice cream in his home recently. Many will- reiiieriiber Mr. Frett as the former Mayor of MctTenry in the 1920's. Jfe<v Addition Announced A yoUng man has come to live in the Richard Kollenkark home on Spring Grove road. The Kollenkarks welcomed 6 lbs. 13 oz. Wayne at the Sherman hospital in Elgin on April 23. He has a 2% year old sister, Tammy, who thinks he is jutet great. Equally proud of their first grandson are the Harvey Palmers of Spring Grove Rdad. The pate rnal grandfather, Raymond Kollenkark, resides in Woodstock. This young man can also boast of two sets of great-grandparents. They are the Senior Harvey Palmers of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Jeppe Jepsen. Our very best happy wishes to all. In Ohio For Annivet'sary CNblettaltittit Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels. and daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, Bill May, Laura Louise Logsdon of Park Ridge and Melinda Might of Chicago, made a trip to Alvada, Ohio, over last weekend. The purpose of this trip was to par-, ticipate in the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of Clara's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Logsdon. Clara was a member of thp bridal party when the Logsdons were married twenty-five years ago. invitation to Dance Just a word to all of ydu who like to dahce. The ladies club from Sunnyside Estates is sponsoring a dahcie in the community club hall next Saturday everting find Extends an invitation to all to come on over and join in the fun. Tickets can be purchased at the doot. Another SucceM Under the Belt ' 7 The cbtnmittees of the Johnsburg Community Club in charge of the annual Ladies Night festivities have done it again this year. Each year thbs£ of Us whb attend these pafties say this is the best yet, and each yeat* it gets, better and better. This year was no exception. The committeein charge is to be congratulated on the wonderful evenirig that was offered to all. Some 300 people were in the club hall for this annual event dedicated to the ladies. I doUbt if there was a person who weht home from there Who didn't have a good time. This is what makes all of us look forward to the next year. Keep up the good work, club members. Once In A Life Time Happening If you would ask Ben Thelen rtoW how it happened, most probably there would be no explanation. I'm referring to something that happened to Ben • h'st Friday at the Pistak£ e golf Course and is a dream of ail golfers, a "hole in One." Ben was out on the course with* his Wife, Hilda, and Tony Pepping when this great event took place. BeH had his "hole in ope"' on. the fourth hole which is 140 yards. His head is still up in the clouds arid can't say that we blame him. Congratulations to him. GREAT BOOKS ' PROGRAM ENDS SECOND SEASON The McHenry Junior Great Books Program recently completed its second year of discussion groups. This community project gives elemehtary and high school students the opportunity to read and discuss - some of the books which have enriched and helped to shape civilization. Each discussion is conducted by two adult volunteers, traihed and certified by the Great Books Foundation. The six discussion groups, each of which met twelve times during the year, were led by Carolyn Hoffman, Barbara Fino, Eloise Elliott, Mohica Byrnes, Ann O'Brien, Marie Wilt, Kathi Porter, Jean Wheeiand, Julie Perry, Carole Ht> martn, Marianne Berman and Joanne. Leibsohn: The following children successfully completed the program and received certificates : Set One: Alex Thomas, Gerard Long, Steve Jaenicke, Pam Miller, Debbie, Burke, Celia O'Brien, Lynne Tomlinson, Roberta Quast, Laura L. Smith, Thomas Frost, Tony Wirtz, Louine Klontz, Kathleen Longhway, Lee A. Hahfi Pamela A. Messel, Michael Smith, Mary Johnson, Elaine Bottari, Colleen Miller, Cathy James Haufe, Beth Howell, Silly Wheelock, Lynn Cygan, Jahet Harper, Barbara Ann Mc- Swimming Party Reminder Girl Forester members, seventh grade through high school, Who are going to Fox Lake for the swimming party at a motel there are reminded to be ih front of St. John's school by 12:30 Saturday afternoon. Be sure to have your money with you also. Permission slips for this party were to be in earlier this week. Weather permitting, there will be a cookout after swimming. If not NO MONEY DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY ONE-CAR WITH STORAGE TWO CARS WITH STORAGE "RIGID FRAME" CONSTRUCTION IT'S NEW - AND SO DIFFERENT - AND--WILL SAVf TIME AND MONEY . YOU CAN BUILD IT YOURSELF ON A WEEKEND-- , -OR, WL HAVE RELIABLE LOCAL BUILDERS READY TO BUILD YOUR GARAGE Compare the features! Compare the Quality! COMPARE THE PRICE! Doriagh, Johti Seatoh and Anita" Zelvis. Sfet Two: t)iane AlVary, Cyn-, thia Jones, Becky Liebman, Kathleen Alfcorti, Mithael Cai'- ey, Anne Elliott, William" Her^ kes, Mark Hoffman, Steven CUda, Guy Karofa, Debbie Miller, John Ntiber, Thomas O'Brien, Carol Wilt, Mary Ellen Deja, Mary Frances t>eja, Slrrley Jenkins, Karen Lally, Jane Miller, Linda Smith, Leo Thompson, Dana Sheelock, Jackie Wheelock ahd Denise Zelvis. Set Three: Mark Bartos, Cindy Bolger. Anthony Elliott, Sherry Etten, Barbara Joan Miller, Alice Mc- Culloh, James Meyer, Ernest Muzzillo. Christopher O'Brien Gary Pribyl, Thomas Regelin and Judy Herdrick. Beginning in September the discussion groups will be held at the various schools, during the school day. Additional leade r s a r e n e e d e d . A n y h i g h eM April 14 v/e had our regu lar stated meeting, it was a very special night for Jo Weichmann. for she was to ad- Vance to honored queen for that night. All the line officers went up an office. Most, of her ac ting officers were there, but. these people had to t.iko (heir own office: Vicki Lagios, Pam Schwegel, Lauri Murray, Pais Korr and Libby Stinc.pring. Girl.; ir:;m other bethels came from as far as Aurora and as rwr as l.ake Zurich. Jo's thr-me for the /nirht was school graduate interested in becoming a volunteer may contact Mrs. Allan Leibsohn, 385- 0703. "One Enchanted Evening" dnd. it .was just that. Her colors were "^ink and white. Jo's honored guests wtre StinesiJrihg, ahd borina Weichmann.. They were both surpti^d. MrS. Don Gerstad, the soldist for the evening, did a befeutlful jdb, as did the g u e s t O r g a n i s t , M r s . J o h n eighty. Jo's mom and dad looked so proud, and happy all night. After the meeting concluded, all of the acting officers stayed for pictures, as did the honored guests. Downstairs, Jo found many gifts, candy and beautiful cakes. One of our Jobies, Debbie Rusfiell, is in the hospital. If you have time, send ner a letter or card. We have a rummage sale coming soon, so bring all your rummage, giris. Donna Weichmann, Reporter lunch will be served in a home basement. Be on time. Holy Name Meets Tonight, Thursday, the members of the Holy Name Society will meet at 8 p.m. in the community club hall. All members are invited to attend. In closing this week, I would like to extend hanpy Mothers Day wishes to all of the Moms in our area. Hope you have a real nice day with your family. Please remember the noon deadline each Monday. Keep those calls coming, it is a plea sure to hear from you. FREE COCA-COLA with our JL s Day Special 20 Pes. Chicken 30. Pes. Chielen ( lets keep her out of the kitchen ) Bucket French Fries, Cole Slaw, Includes Free 6-Pak Coke -- Serves 5 people Bucket French Fries, Cole Slaw, Includes Free 2 6-Paks Coke--Serves 8 people $7.00 tax incl. $fo§® tax incl. 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