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I Thursday, September 8,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Five MCHENRY SHORES BERNfCE WILSON List Workers For Beach Duty On Sept. 10 M. Zeimet is the boss of clean-up duty at the beach and his coworkers are H. Clausen, R. Dobbertin, G. Hattan, H. Paulin and C. Whitney. There are only two more weeks to gO/after this one, could it be that fall is almost here? Parties Cathy Musielak made her first communion at St. Mary's church on Sunday and fiftyfour relatives attended a buffet dinner and made merry after the big event. David Hinspater invited some of his friends in to help him celebrate his fiftn birthday and the children who enjoyed the games and goodies were Scotty and Dale Houghton, Maryann Winters Bonnie and Billy Pinkonsly, and Dawn and. Chuckiel Whitney. J Michelle Calvert entertained Cathy Musielak, Susie Ewald, Beth Lexow and Dorothy Koleno on Wednesday in honor of her seventh birthday. Games were played and luncheon was served to all the girls. Birthdays Best wishes for a wonderful birthday to Ruth Jenner' on Sept. 8; Kathleen Harper and Mrs. Ruth Miller on Sept. 9; Kathy wiii be 3 years old, Donald ]V|gsielak on» Sept. 11; Lawrence Hicks, Trent Middlekauff, Emily Reznicek, William 'Bill' Zeikert and Frank Camasta on Sept. 12; Jackie Mc- Dermott on Sept. 13; ^and Evelyn Kobernus and Ellen Tiggemann on Sept. 14. Legals RlNMOOD Nils DEI/ORES BBENNAN 653-9046 LOCAL PLAYERS CHAMPIONS OF SOFTBALL LEAGUE The former Ringwood Softball team, now known as Richmond Bowl captured the league's first place trophy, last week. This week they were in the playoffs and after being defeated by Genoa City in the best of three games, they won the second place play-o f f trophy. Players include John Hogan, Bill Huff, Charlie Sowers, Ed Skidmore, Russ Carr, Don Harris, Gerry Freund, Allen Spencer Roger Barker, Bob Klapperich and Lyle Andreeson, and managed by Bernie Klapperich. Congratulations to our local boys. Around Town On Monday, Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and children and Mrs. Wesley Bruce and daughter visited Lord's Park and Museum at Elgin. Mrs. J.C. Pearson, Jim Pearson and Mrs. L.E. Hawley called on Ruth Rieke and Agnes Jencks at Barrington on Monday. The Paul Walkington family spent the weekend on a camping trip. Special Days Happy birthday to Mrs. Virginia Bruce who celebrated her natal day on Sept. 12. Also happy birthday wishes to Jim Etten on Sept. 13. Jim is in the U.S. Army. Ringwood Church News OnSept. 8 the young mothers group will meet at the home of Corine Weizs in Hartland for business meeting and weenie roast. Anyone wishing to atten d may contact Mary Brink, 653-6223. The "Lord's Cellar" will take place on Sept. 8 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The menu is chicken and dumplings. On Sept. 9-10-11. The senior high program is planning a retreat, a camp out at Pistakee Island. They will leave Fri day night and will break up early Sunday morning after all have attended church together. Sept. 11 the men's breakfast will be held from 8 to 9 a.m. There will be a junior high picnic with parents, 3 to 5 p.m. at Mt. Hope. There will be an officers training session for the W.S.C.S. Officers from eight churches will meet from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Women's society will meet at 12:3 0 beginning with dessert and coffee. Due to the holiday weekend and early deadline, the news quite brief. Hope all had a Anniversaries C o n g r a t ulations to our couples celebrating their anniversaries this week, Harry and Pearl Paulin on Sept. 9, Edward and Dorothy Vilim who will be having their eighteenth on Sept. 11; Clarence and Agnes Schweikert on Sept. 12, it will be the thirty-fourth for the Schweikerts, and Christopher and Bertha Quinh who will observe their thirty-ninth on Sept. 14. Meet The Stanells Dr. Robert Stanell, his wife Barbara, and their children, Christy and Bobby, have been living in their new home or Miller Drive for a few weeks and have been welcomed into the Shores. Dr. Stanell is an anesthetist at McHenry hospital. Barbara's mother, Mrs. O'Callaghan, also residps with the family. The StaneUs are from Great Lakes and the doctor has recently been discharged from the Navy. We wish them the best in their new home and hope that they will be very happy here. Around The Shores Mrs. Dousjlas Leight was the guest of Mrs. Herbert Berry at the Woodstock Country Club for golf and lunch on Aug. 30. On Aug. 20 thirty-eight friends and relatives gathered at the Woodstock Country Club to honor Herbert C. Berry on his birthday. Doris and Fred Wetzel had a family reunion last Sunday in honor of their son's homecoming and twenty guests enjoyed the visit with Terry. NOTICE OF CLAIM D^TE Monday, October 3, I9l>6 is the claim date in the estate of Joseph Krettler deceased, No. 86P149, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Joseph J. Krettler of 924 S. Courtlaod, ^ark Kidge, Illinois is the Executor; Leroy J. Welter of McHenry, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. Sept. 1, 8, 15, '66) * jr NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE October 3, 1966 is the claim date in the estate of AGNES WEBER deceased, No. 66-P- 176, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Martin A. Weber of 2517 W. Johnsburg Rd. McHenry, HI. is the Executor; Carroll, Leali & Gitlin of 329 Lake Av.e., Woodstock, 111. are the attorneys. (Pub. Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 1966) . NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Monday, October 3, 1966 is the claim date in the estate of \nna Diedrich deceased, ^No. 56P178, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Alfons Diedrich of 3405 W. 3rd Ave., McHenry, 111. and Loretta Adams of 1616 N. Court, McHen-< ry, Illinois are the Executors; \llen & Herrmann of Woodstock, 111. are the attorneys. tPub. Sept. 1, 8, 15 1966) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Monday, October 3, 1966 is f.he claim date in the er.tate of Alvina A. Johnson deceased, No. 66P195, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Launne Arvidson of 5420 '^est Lakewood, McHenry, 111. is the Executor; Leroy .T. 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