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JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN S85-1290 FORTY HOURS DEVOTION BEGINS AT ST. JOHN'S Parishioners of St. John's c h u r c h w i l l b e g i n F o r t y Hours Devotion of the Blessed Sacrament next Friday morning at the 8 o'clock Mass. On Friday and Saturday evenings, Mass will be at 7:30 p.m. and the closing will be on Sunday evening at 7:30 with a short sermon, singing of the Litany of the Saints, procession and Benediction. Confessions will be heard on Thursday at 4 and 7:30, and on Friday and Saturday at 4 and 7. Confessions will also be heard after Mass on Friday and Saturday evenings. Everyone in the parish should make an extra effort to partake in' these devotions. N e e d l e s s , t o s a y , m a n y , many of our prayers are needed for peace in this troubled world. Gather your family together and take them to church over next weekend. We will all be better spiritually for any amount of time we spend in prayer. Hospital patient* Please remember in your prayers Anton Schmitt of Chapel Hill Road, who is very sick in the Woodstock hospital. He has been confined there for a couple of weeks. Joe Huemann became a patient in the McHenry hospital quite unexpectedly last week. We hope by the time this comes to print he will be home. Resident Claimed by Death Mrs. Tyne Dumil, age 52, passed away at St. Lukes- Presbyterian hospital, Sunday, Oct. 2. She had been in ill health for the past year and a half. She and her family have resided at 2213 Fairview for six years. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday from Elmhurst. Our sincere sympathies are extended to her husband, Kenneth, and her daughter, Tymia, age 10. Home for the Winter With the bats, balls and uniforms tucked away for the winter, Chuck Hiller is settling down to a little more normal routine with his wife, Pam, and daughter, Stephanie. Chuck completed another season with the New York Mets, which is quite an exciting life, but it still goes back to the same old saying "There is no place like home", and I'm sure Chuck will be the first to agree. Anyhow, we say welcome • home once again to him. Presented for Baptism Our new son, Scott James, was baptized in St. John's church by Father Dording at 2 o'clock in the afternoon last Sunday. Our whole fam- OVERWEIGHT? REDUCE WITH IM-ffil! ff.00 FOR 72 TABLETS BOLGER'S Drug Store 1200 N. Green St. STOP ^ZEN PIP; (EBcxs&ric HeoSbagTo* o&otSy wrapped cs» pif Built-in thermostat iivm curr«n«. |«,uUto with •TO-0N INSULATION to •Cvo haeV All |||«| Itockid SEC us VYCITAL'S Pro Mdwe. 1228 N. Green Street Phone: 385-0008 ily was in attendance at this joyous occasion. Chosen to serve as Scott's godparents were his aunt, Mrs. Ted Beeskow, of Chicago, and his cousin. Ted Stilling. Dinner for the sponsors and the immediate family was served in our home after the church rite. Mother Passes On We wouls like to relay our condolences to Bill Jorgenso'rr and his family of Dutch Creek Woodlands upon the recent death of his mother. Mrs. Jorgenson had made her home with the family for many years as she had been sickly for quite a long time. Marriage Vows Exchanged A most beautiful wedding took place in our church last S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n w h e n John Olson of McHenry and Mary Lou' Wakitsch were united as man and wife. The Mass which took place at 2:30 was attended by many of the young couples' relatives and friends. Later in the day, tftey greeted many per- ^ sons at a reception held in their honor in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. After their honeymoon, the new Mr. and Mrs. Olson will take up the first residence together in an apartment in the Joe Frett building on the Johnsburg Road. We sincerely hope the years ahead produce much happiness for these newlyweds and all of us send our good wishes to them. • Halloween Party Reminder All members of the junior court of St. Agatha court 777 are reminded that their • annual Halloween party will be held on Monday evening, Oct. 24. Plan your costume now so you can join in on the forthcoming fun. Well Known Couple To Celebrate Anniversary AU the many friends of Sonny and Dolly Smith of New Minister will be happy to learn that they will be observing their silver wedding anniversary on Oct. 22. They would like to have their relatives and friends join them at an open house celebration on this date in Twin Lakes, Wis. The festivities will get underway at 6:30. Sonny and Dolly have been frequent visitors here and have many personal attachments in our good town. Let's show them they are well liked and be on hand to help them celebrate. . Saddles Passliag Bewilders All Although Mrs. Anna Fritz was 79 at the time of her death, it came as a great shock to all. She had been in comparatively good . health these past years. Mas. Fritz passed away at her home on Hillcrest Place Friday morning suddenly. She had been up and doing light household chores when she was stricken. The Johnsburg rescue squad was summoned to her home but she had already succumbed. Mrs. Fritz will be sorely missed by the people who have come in contact with her over these past years. She and her husband, Jacob, have done many things that benefitted our community. Our children at St. John's' school play on property made available through the generosity of the Fritzes. We also have a most beautiful subdivision named for them as they planned it and lived to see it materialize to a garden spot of the county. It is justly called Jak-Ana Heights. There will be many happy memories for all whenever the name of Fritz is recalled. Her husband to whom she was married for 61 years will feel her absence the most I'm sure. To him we send our deepest heartfelt sympathies and hope that he will enlist our aid if the occasion arises. He has done much far many and now we hppe to help him in some way through this sad time. Funeral services were conducted from McHenry at 11 ^o'clock Monday morning with burial in St. John's cemetery. Happy Wishes The best of happy birthday wishes to Joey Dehn who becomes a teenager on Oct. 25.. Well the time has come to close once again. Be sure to keep those phone calls coming so this column stays interesting to all. Be very kind to one another and stay well. S£e you right herfc again next time. OFFERS COURSE Each fall the center at Woodstock Community high school offers to the industries of McHenry county a class in basic drafting for foremen and inspectors. This also includes workmen and mechanics that could be developed to fill such posts. SPRING GROVE NEWS October. 13, 1966 - McHenry Plairidealer - Section 2f Page 9 House and refreshments. EVA FREUND PHONE 675-2185 Funeral Funeral services were held and Debbie and Mr.and Mrs. Victor Freund. Hqst and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Dan for John Weber in St. Pete^'&v , Freund in their new apart- USE THE CLASSIFIEDS HOLD PANTRY SHOWER FOR NUNS AT ST. PETER'S On Thursday evening, Oct. 20, at 8 o'clock there will beer pantry shower for the nuns in St. Peter's parish hall. All women of the parish, all mothers of school children are invited as guests of the Christian Mothers Society. Come and get acquainted, meet the teachers and enjoy a social evening of visiting and discussions. Some very interesting repoyts on the conference day and the national convention will be given. There will be a short business 'meeting. Lunch and prizes. Clubs Mrs. Luella May entertained members of her club at her home on Thursday - evening. A dessert lunch- was served. Games of five hundred were played and prizes went to Fannie Prosser, Marie Lewis and Nora Klaus. The 500 club met at the home of Mrs. Frankie Shotliff i»n Thursday afternoon. Prize winners were Ma me Tinney. Mary Klein, Minnie Pierce, Frankie Shotliff and Clara Deinlein. A good crowd attended the card party at Hunter Country Club house on Monday night. Mrs. Ben May won the special prize and Mrs. Tom McNally and Mrs. Mame Tinney were also winners of prizes. A nice lunch was. served. Attend Convention Mrs. Louis Kagan and Mrs. Albert Wipper are attending the National Council of Catholic Women convention in Mi- :imi. Fla., this week. Attend Meeting Mrs. Eva Freund and Mrs. Marilyn Erickson attended the meeting of McHenry County Postmasters in Hebron on Wednesday night. An announcement was made of the dedication of a new post office in Algonquin on Saturday, Oct.jS. Senator Paul Douglas tie guest speaker. Open •hurch^at 10 a.m. on Friday with burial in the church cemetery. John, who was a life time resident of this 'arfca. passed away in Lake Forest hospital on Monday-. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended his bereaved family. Fire Calls The firemen were summoned to grass fires on two occasions on Sunday. Due to the high winds it was quite a struggle but after fighting several hours the fires were under control. Plan Halloween Party A meeting of the committee for a card party and smorgasbord was held on Tuesday night in St. Peter's hall. The date of the Halloween card party is Tuesday. Oct. 25, Serving will start at noon and the card game of your choice may be played throughout the afternoon. Many prizes. Public is invited. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. C h a r les Freund enjoyed having Sunday dinner with their family. Mr and Mrs. Dan Freund ment in Ci*ystal Lake. Ruth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dunham of Woodstock were evening callers. Forty Hours Forty hours devotion was held at St. Peter's church this weekend. There were hours of adoration during the day and morning^ and evenning services. Solemn closing was held at the eight o'clock on Sunday. Shop In McHenry CONFERENCE INVITATION High school guidance counselors and chemistry teachers from McHenry schools have been invited to attend ihe Chemical Industries council's eighth annual conference and luncheon for high school Chemistry teachers and guidance counselors, to be held Saturday, Oct. 22. The session will take place in the Gold room of the,-^Pick- Congress hotel, Chicago, from 10 a.m. until 2?30 p.m. More than 250 teachers and counselors from Chicago area public, private and parochial schools are expected to attend. THESE BOOTS Will take you wherever you u&mt to Oo - Go .WHITE VINYL .BACK ZIPPER . LOW HEEL .SIZES S-M-L-XL ONLY $2.19 PAIR! . RIVERSIDE Rem OUTLET' 1402 N. 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