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«=Sf - JOHNSBURG NEWS r BETTY HETTEBMANN SB5-12N Women Foresters Honor Deceased Court Members At the next meeting, whlcti will be held Tuesday, Nov. 15 *- in the Community Club hall, St. Agatha court 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters, (formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters) will hold Memorial services for all the deceased members and chaplains of the court. Serving on the committee for this evening are: Lu LaBay, Martha (Joe) Freund, Caroline Deidrich, Donna P^icek, Marie Frett, Lucille Michels, Theresa Miller and Martha (Leo) Freund. All members are urged to be in attendance on this meeting night which will begin at 8 p.m. • Hospital Patient* We are so glad to see Bill Haag out and aroupd after Spending a couple of days in the McHenry hospital as a result of smoke inhalation. He was overcome while assisting to extinguish a recent fire*. "Bill is a member of Station 2. Mrs. Loretta King of Dutch Creek Woodlands entered the McHenry hospital last Wednesday. She underwent foot surgery there on Thursday. Hobbling is what she will do for awhile but if everything Koos as expected, Loretta will be home by the time this comes to print. Get well wishes to all our "under the weather" people. Peisert Baby Baptized Wayne ^Stanley Peisert, second son of Bob and Clarene Peisert, was officially baptized on Sunday, Oct. 30 ln St. John's church. His sponsors were his aunt, Mrs. Robert (Junille) Shaft, and his uncle, Stanley John Freund. Wayne who weighed a tiny 2 lbs. 6 oz. at birth five months ago, is doing extremely well now according to his mother. Dinner was served in the Peisert home to thirteen guests after the church service. Special Congratulation! • To Local Couples Two very nice couple from our town are celebrating special dates in life as man and wife. ^ C* C- $»• 0" C- C" C1* C'* C1*- C" £"• C" C* 0* 4^ " 5 * , ' \ IO-TRANSISTOR & AM/FM RADIO lfc.17 2 band--10 transistor radio that brings in stations loud and doar. 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A complete kit for soldering, sweating copper fittings, leading gutters, removing putty or paint. Cylinder burns up to 15 hours. 6 Pi 6 VYCITAL'S Pro. Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Freund will be surrounded "by their relatives and friends at a reception in their honor to be held in the Johnsburg Community Club hall next Saturday evening. A Mass will be read in their hnor in St. John's church at 3 p.m. on Nov. 12. I can well imagine the Freunds are extra happy as their son, Jinv and his wife from Florida are here to spend this happy day with them . Joe and Barb will be observing wedding anniversary number 50. May we all join in wishing them much more happiness in the future. Married just half as , long, are Mr. and Mrs. Leo (Hack) Michels. They will be doing their celebrating in the community club hall a week later on Novl 19. The Michelses wish to invite their friends to help them celebrate this day by attending their open house after 7:30 p.m .that evening. To them also we wish muoh happiness as well as health <# the years ahead. School Association To Hold Informative Meeting The next meeting of St. John's Home and School Association will be held in the community club hall on Nov. 28. All members are cordially invited to be present at this all-important meeting as the guest speaker will be Victor Constanza who is associated with the McHenry Mental Clinic. Mr. Constanza will talk on the physiological development of children. This should prove most interesting to both the mothers and fathers. The officers of the association hope that parents will show more interest this year in participating at these meetings. For the first time, the association has as its officers, husband and wife teams. The co-presidents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Olsen, covice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred May, and ways and means are capably handled by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haag. Toys For Orphans All junior members of the National Catholic Society of Foresters, (formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters) of St. Agatha court 777, are asking to bring a toy or two with them to next Mond a y ' s m e e t i n g . T h e s e t o y s will bo made ready for the orphans for Christmas. Toys given for this^ collection are to be in working order an not broken. Anyone else wishing to contribute to this collection, may do so by contacting any of the directors or members. Father Weideman will be guest speaker at this meeting. All junior members should try to be in attendance at this time. Fifth Addition Welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frett are in line for congratulations this week upon the arrival of their newest granddaughter. An 8 lbs. 13 oz. girl was born to John and Cynthia Knox at the Sherman hospital in Elgin on Oct. 28. Hie other ONDER LAKE NEWS NOVEMBER 10, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - SECTION 2, PAGE 3 EVELYN RASKE PHONE 653-4362 AUXILIARY PLANS WEEKEND BAZAAR AT FIREHOUSE The Women's Auxiliary of the Wonder Lake Firemen is having a bazaar Friday, Nov. 11, and Saturday, Nov. 12, at the firehouse on the east side of the lake. Knox children are Danny 8, David 6, Kathy 5, and Cindy 4. Diane Marie is the name for the new addition to the Knox family. Sincere best wishes to all. News Tidbits Belated happy birthday wishes to young Dave Hiller who was 5 on Oct. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels, John, Barbara and Marilyn, Miss Melinda Might of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Harry May and Bill May traveled to Fostoria, Ohio, over last weekend to attend the silver wedding anniversary of Clara's brother and wife, the Frank Bugners. The group really ran into some bad weather' on the way down. An eight inch snowfall hindered their way for miles. C l a r a w a s v e r y g l a d t h e y made it to the celebration as she was maid of honor at the wedding twenty-five y e a rs ago. Guests in the home cf Catherines and Barbara Althoff on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Berna of Elgin, Mrs. Agnes Wegener and Catherine Biere, both of Ingleside and Mrs. Gertrude Wagner of Volo. Financial Help Sought The members of the Johnsburg Community Club are once again asked to help their club. Previous to last Saturday's dinner-dance, a letter was sent to members by Clarence Regner,soliciting chairman, requesting help financially. As we all know, the annual dinner-dance is the only fund raising event the club has throughout the year. Needless to say this is not sufficient to pay off the building's mortgage and keep up with the current expenses. Any contribution will be greatly received, no matter how large or small. This is your club so why not support. Contributors may send their donations to Mr. Regner or may give it to any of the officers. Mr. Regner hopes to have everything in order so he may give a report at the D e c e m b e r m e e t i n g . G i v e whatever you can, as soon as possible. And "away I go" for another week. My sincere thanks to all you nice people who have been cooperating with me by phoning in your news items. It makes it a whole lot easier to write a column when there is news to work with. Please keep up the good work. See you all here next time, in the mean time, stay healthy. V e l o u r . . . . the fabric hit of the season as interpreted by Vbsi FJeusen a 4 1828 N. Green St. MoHeitry III. PHONK S85-0098 Zipp»r turtlemeck . . . Vee pullover. Both are fashioned lo gofft, liaxtnious velour, and tailored for style and comfort. In rich, vibrant colors guaranteed to stand out in any crowd. Just $11.00 At 5TORE for MEN Phone 385-0047 1245 N. Green St. ~ McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FEEE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA m Homemade jellies, jams, cakes and pastries, handmade ceramics, and other suitable Christmas gifts will be on sale. Coffee and cake will be served throughout the two days and all urged to stop in and meet friends over a cup of coffee. Anyone wishing to donate any item for the bazaar may do so. Preserves, jellies and hand craft items are asked to be donated by Thursday, Nov. 10. Cakes and other perishable items be accepted only after Friday morning. All donations will be accepted at the homes of the auxiliary members. The planned spaghetti dinner for Saturday, Nov. 12. has been cancelled. For any information concerning. the bazaar or donations, please call Mrs, Marilyn Topp. 653- 3473. Come on out and support the women who stand behind the men who are over ready to standy by you. • New Club Expands Several local men have taken on the project of expanding the Young At Hearts club broadscope of activities by setting up a wood working area and alsp are planning to encourage an exchange of ideas on hobbies. The wood working project will be under the direction of Anthony WiUig. For the exchange of hobbies, guests are asked to bring either a display or suitable material on their hobby for the purpose of introducing new hobbies to the hobbiest. As guests fnqm such surrounding communities as Woodstock, Johnsburg, and McHenry are expected, retired and semi-retired men are urged to attend the Nov. 16 meeting. Cards and bunco are also on the agenda for those who wish to play. Training Events Covers Pow-Wow An event for the Cub Scout committeemen, leaders and den mothers will take place at the First Methodist church. Crystal Lake and Dole Avenues, Crystal Lake, Saturday, November 12 at 3 p.m. There will be a session in crafts, games, ceremonies and administration. Each pack attending will have an opportunity to show many of the items their cubs have done during the past year. Den Mothers, here - is a chance to get additional ideas in what and how to do department. / Kiwanis With the Bear-CarciltMl game on television and the Halloween pranksters outside. President Bob Howe conducted a short meeting after dinner. Bill Cristy reported that on the program for Farm- City Week will be a speaker from Oliver Farm Equipment Company. Lennie Freund offered to make a new Battle Ax Box for next week. The 1967 Officers will be installed the first week of January. Guy White announced he has received the film for next week's program on the Masters Golf Tournament. Sympathy Deep sympathy is extended to Nels . Johnson, 7408 Parkwood drive and to Mr. and Mrs. C. Christensen, 3317 Wonder Lake road on the death of his wife and their daughter, ifaargaret. Deep sympathy is also extended to Father Gaynor of Christ the King parish on the recent death of his grandfather, Peter Gaynor. Young Mother's Guild The Young Mother's Guild is holding a children's talent and fashion show, Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. Anyone interested in donating pastries, please call Mrs. ftlaha at 653-9203. Coolcv. Miss Lillian Conley. M r s . L . C . F u h r e r , M r s . James Green, Jr., Mrs. John Harding. Mrs. Edward Henslee Jr.. Mrs. Robert Hughes. Robert Rosenthal, Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mrs. Louis Schustik, Mrs. Vinton Thompson. Mrs. Richard Walrath and Mrs. Anthony Zingrone. Mrs. John Clifford; treasurer for Holiday Hospitality Day. said the net income was S5.794 dollars.- one of the biggest days in the history of the auxiliary. Since the auxiliary was organized in 1946 it has turned over more than $275.- itOO to the board of directors to help pay for the 100-bed hospital and to buy much pqupment. Members* approved another $.".,000 gift to purchase equpment, including electric beds, emergency room light, and an ^intermitent |>ositive pressure machine. Mrs. William Carroll," Jr.. ..chairman of, the nurse scholarship program, reported that eight girls now are in training under this program. The woman's auxiliary a w a rds each girl a three-year scholarship worth $200 a year. The girls agree to return to Memorial hospital to begin their nursing but the money is an award and they are not expected to repay this $600 investment in their future. Mrs. Louis Schustik told auxiliary members that her committee has made 336 puppets and distributed tfhem to children who were patients at the hospital during the past year. Shop In McHenry ELECT SIXTEEN DIRECTORS FOR AREA HOSPITAL Sixteen directors were elected at the annual meeting of the woman's auxiliary of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County last week. More than 200 members gathered at the T i m b e r s R e s t a r u a n t l a s t week for the annual meeting to hear a glowing report on the success of Holiday Hospitality Day and to make plans for the new year. Two new officers were elected: Mrs. Harry Mann, vicepresident. and Mrs. Donald Abraham, treasurer. New directors elected were Mrs. Harry Abraham, Mrs. Edward Cherek, Mrs. Richard New! Joanna custom creations in window shades i * NeW contour hem styles New designer trims Joanna Exlite Satin-Tone' shade, Beverly Loop hem, DuBarry trim. We've got a marvelous collection of new Joanna decorator styles in window shades. Lots of fabrics, lots of colors! Combine them with hems and trims in dozens of new ways. You can have a decorative Joanna custom shade for any interior! 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