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Section Two -- Page Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB j Thtirrciay. September 8» 19S6 JOIHSBURG NEWS BETTY SeTiTlRMANN Early Deadline Curtails News You will notice that this column is considerably shorter than last week's. Well, the Labor Day holiday has quite a bit to do with it. In place of the regular; Monday deadline, my news copy had to be in the office by noon on Friday. I'm hoping next week will be an exceptionally long column. .There must be lots of little things that you and your friends have "-been doing that would interest readers. So whyhot give me a call before the next Monday's deadline .and share your happenings with your neighbors. Sisters Reunite The George Oef fling, Jr. home on Dolores Drive was the scene of much reuniting within the past weeks. Sarah's sister and family, the Ray Busses, of California spent several days in her home. While they *"wPre here another sister, the C. D. Clutes of Battle Creek, Mich., came down for a short stay. The girls' dad, Lawrence Cook, thoroughly enjoyed the visits. with his daughters. As you know Mr. Cook m akos his home with George and Sarah. Meetings Coming Up All you members of the Johnsburg Community Club don't forget the meeting coming up next Monday, Sept. 12. All members are urged to attend. The Blessed Virgin Sodality will hold its regular monthly meeting in the community club hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. Ladies of the sodality are requested to be present as there are many important topics to be discussed. All junior members of St. Agatha court No. 777 are asked to remember that their first fall meeting will begin at 7 p.m. on Sept. 19. TK£ directors would really like to see a large turnout for this first meeting of the season. Spends Time With Mother Pam HiUer and daughter. Stephanie, left last week to spend a few days with Pam's mother in Minnesota before the school semester starts. I'm sure their visit is always looked forward to as there isn't too much visiting done throughout the year when everyone settles down^ to their normal routine. Besides his sons his wife, the< former Doris <Jean Freund, also survives.'Our thoughts and prayers go out to this family I in their sorrow. Well parents by this t^me 1 you should "almost be back in the routine of having all the youngsters back in school. There are a few college kids home yet, but soon they too will he hitting the "good old book trail". Let's hope we all have a safe and sue cessful year ahead with our children. Be sure to give me a call with your news before the Monday deadline. LAKEMOOR- LILYMOOR 8HIKLEY SCIIUERR S8K-2645 Anniversary Wishes ' Belated happy, happy wishes to George and , Sarah O effling who observed their fourteenth wedding anniversary on Sept. 5. Sept. 15 is a big day for three of our local couples. All of them share this d.ste as their wedding anniversary. Those observing - will be Dan and Betty Schmitt, Harry and Lois Thelen and Harry ar^J LuAnn Smith. Many, many happy years ahead for all. Wisconsin Visitors Ted and Diane Stilling made j a day long jaunt to Jefferson I where they picked up their sis j ter. Carol Ann, who attends , St. Coletla's school there, and | took her out for a day of sight- ; seeing at nearby points of in-! terest. Eddie and Mike Hettermann also ni'ade, the trip with them. The Pete Peterson family spent several days enjoying the various sights at the Wisconsin Dells last week. This will be the last fling before school starts. Family Mourns Loss We all join in extending our sincere sympathies to Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Freund upon the recent loss of their son-in-law. Perry Walker. The young father of six sons, passed away at the McHenry hospital after undergoing surgery there earlier. HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-467? Seek Members For Bloei Bank The blood hank is-looking for flew members. Have you joined yet? If you are not a member of a blood bank, give the idea of joining the Holiday Hills Blood Bank some serious c o n s i d e r a t i o n . A l t h o u g h w e don't like to think about it, the time could eome- when we'd Bged blood for some member of our family. Ask anyon ewho has been in this situation. It is not always easy to get enough donors to replace what Is needed, and it is very costly if yott don't get donors. If you have considered joining a blood bank, don't put it off any longer. Join now. Call one of the following directors for further details: Bill Boeftcher, 385-5416, Don Teuber, 385-3242, or Jack White, 385-7352. middle sized ones and the teenagers will once again be walking the roads just about the time when many of us are headed for work. The youngsters will be running, walking, hopping, skipping, or just plain dawdling down the road, looking for their friends. They will be lookitigNor a thousand and one things, the last of which is a car on the road. Drive with special care during the hours that the school busses are coming into the subdivision. A social word to you school children. The roads were made for cars! Always look both ways when you cross over to the other side of the road, and always walk on the side of the road so that the cars can get thru. They are your Moms and Dads on their way to work so that you can have the things you want and need. Cub Scout Picnic The Cub Scouts held their annual picnic at the home of Scoutmaster Bill Krause on a recent Sunday afternoon. Both the children and adults enjoyed an afternoon of games with prizes, followed by supper and concluded with a marshmallow roast at a bonfire. On hand i were the Krauses, of course with Billy, Bobby, Brad and Bruce, the Kruegers. with Kris, Liz and Gerry, the McWilliams, with Jim, Bobby and Wayne. Nancy Ohlson with Paul and Danny, the Breedes with Roy, Bud Minter with Pam and Ronald and John Connell. Woman's Club Next "Wednesday, Sept. 14 is the next meeting of the Holiday Hills Woman's Club. A cordial welcome is extended to all women residents of Holiday Hills to join in an evening out with a planned social and refreshments served every second Wednesday of the month. The meeting is held at the Ranch House community center, River Road and Sunset Drive and begins at '8 p.m. i School Daze It's that time of the year again when all the little ones, (i reetings Belated birthday greetings to Larry Jende on Sept. 4. and a happy birthday to Steve Kasprzyk who celebrates his tenth birthday on Sept. 13 and Leslie Jende who will be 6 years old next Wednesday, Sept. 14. m (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TBAIHING • BATHBJG Becker's Is 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) ALUMINUM SIDING Fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "30" Siding with the DuPont Finish 30 Year Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors A Awnings IVL 8318 W. m WauJkegan PHONE 986-1180 w & Awniraf Co. . McHenry, 111. ADl'LT ( LASSES The adult education division of Barrington Consolidated high school is offering over fifty, credit and non-credit subjects during evening classes this fall. A highlight of the Adult Education program is the Travel. Adventure club, a series of seven color motion pictures nai'rated in person and presented at the high school auditorium monthly, beginning Oct. 25, VILLAGE CLERK ANNOUNCES NEW , OFFICE HOURS Pat Morrison, village plerk of Lakemoor, is announcing new office hours. They are from (i p.m. till 9 p.m. .Monday thru Friday- and all day Saturdays, NO SUNDAYS. If you have any business to take care of with Pat please remember these new hours. You can contact her at her home at, 110 W. Valleyview from 6 p.rn. till 9 p..m. . Mmd iy thru 'Friday and all day Saturdays. Reminder The village meetings for Lakemoor are . held the second Thursday of each month. They are held at the fire-community building on route 1^.0 at 8 p.m. By attending the village meetings you can find out wh;.t is going on in your village. Graduated Micki Morrison graduated Friday, Aug. 19, from the American Acadcmy of Medical Technician in Chicago. Micki is now taking her year internship as a laboratory and x-ray technician at the McHenry hospital. Congratulations, Mic^ci. ' Engaged Lucinda Fradinardo, daughter of Fred and Val Fradinardo has become engaged to PTY Officer Sergio Marttini of the Italian Navy. Pty Officer Marttini was stationed at G re.at Lakes. Congratulations Lucinda on your engagement. Birthdays .Three of our residents have and. are celebrating their birthdays. Kevin Kpperson celebrated his tenth birthday Sundnv. Aug. 28. Sharon Neumann celebrated her twelfth birthday Wednesday, Aug. 31. B ob Lo- Presti will < del r i*e his big day Tuesd iv, Sept. 13. Anniversary Greetings go to Steve and Lil V/ijas who 'celebrated their wedding anniversary Tuesday, Aug. 30. Congratulations"' and hope you celebrate m :ny more together. Ilor.it> On l.eave Dave Tobey is spending his fourteen day leave from the Navy visiting his parents. Ray. and Eunice, and his friends. Home From Vacation A1 and Pearlc Slineman are home after spending twenty days taking in interesting sights of the- state of ?dinnesota. lY.rin TSand Four of our lo^al te^n-'gers i have gotten togeiher and form- I ed a band. Heard them the' other evening and they are very good. Those ' in i!i.> band are Joe DeMareo, Eddie Gray, Fred Thornton and Chris Wij js. j They call themselves the Mark I IV. If there w-)uld have been !a prize for the h' sl < ouole on the floor while the boys were playing it should have gone fto Chuck and Irene T. 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