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\ r - smarts** 1 is . ;i,.;:# ' V^K1" HOLIDAY HILLS NEW! INEZ YOUNG 3K-48TB Favorite Songs :- ^ /^arty Theme For f.. jpoiww's CM: */. '. "What is your favorite song title?" is the question being asked of tin gals from the Holiday Hills Woman's Club. Next Wetosissy's meeting, to be held at Mary Mahon's home, Will find the gals dressed as their favorite songs Prizes will be awarded, and gals, if you . have any questions, call Midge Iteuber at 385-3242. NOW, get busy, that costume must be ready next Wednesday, August 9, at 8 p.m, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 Thafs the date of the H.H. P.O.A. picnic, and it is only a few weeks away. The committee is busy planning a fun Oiled day for young and old alike. If you have little ones, be sure that you are there between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m. JO-JO the clown will be there giving away bubble gum, balloons, candy and free tickets for soda pop. Bring all of your friends. AHLGRIMS' NEWEST GRANDDAUGHTER Elizabeth Claire Ahlgrim, a darling little redheaded baby girl, is the newest addition to the Ahlgrim family tree. Born at Lutheran General hospital in Mt. Prospect on June 27 the daughter of Dave and Diane Ahlgrim weighed 8 lbs. 3 3/4 ozs. A three year old bay named David completes the Dave Ahlgrim family. Our congratulations to Lu and A1 Ahlgrim, the grandparents, and to the Dave Ahlgrims. Along with the happy news of the granddaughter, Lu tells me that their daughter, Joyce, her husband, Roger, and son, Timmy, will leave Santa Cruz, Bolivia, South America, in September and head for the United States. They have been gone for 5-^ears and Timmy, who is 4 years old, has never seen his family here. Needless to say, they are all quite anxious about the reunion. Joyce and Roger are medical missionaries. They mu$t have many inter e sting ex- -periences to relate. 2 TRAVELERS | Chuck, Eunice, Dean and Dawn Heise recently returned from a 3 week vacation, which began with the 4th of July ^.weekend spent in Saugatuck, Mich, On July 5, they left there and headed for Detroit, taking in the Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. From there they went to Niagara Falls and then on to Expo 67. They camped there and said the campgrounds were excellent. They visited 21 of the 90 pavilions mid listed the Russian and German among those they enjoyed most. The Canadian people were extremely friendly and helpful, although Chuck did have trouble making himself understood on occasion.^ Fr^m Expo they went to Ottawa where they witnessed the changing of the guard and Chuck realized a life long dream of seeing a real live Northwest Mounted policeman. Their last week was spent at Big Sand, Wis., where they -camped at the same grounds tJsr*' lsistf war. Lu and A1 'Ahlgrim spent an enjoyable vacation at Pine River, Minn., with Al's cousin, the Ed KuMicks, ROLLER SKATERS Our daughter, Gail, and her friend, Valarie 'Spike' Peterson enjoyed an unusual experience on the 4th of July. They celebrated the day be roller skating across the Golden Gate Bridge. Both of the girls are thoroughly enjoying their stay in the beautiful city of San Francisco. > CONDOLENCES Our sincere sympathy to Carol Carlson and her family on the death of her Dad, Herbert Emmering, of Berwyn. He succumbed to a heart attack on Monday, July 24, at MacNeal Memorial hospital in Berwyn. He leaves his wife, Winifred, two daughters, Carol Carlson and Nancy Marshal, one son, Dr. Thomas Emmering of Wheaton, six grandchildren (Janice and Linda Carlson) and three brothers. It was our privilege to know Mr. Emmering from the church which Clar attended as a youngster, and we know what a loss his family will feel. He was very active at the Cicero Bible Church where he has been a member since 1927. YOUNG REUNION We had a reunion of the Young family on Sunday, July 23. Guests of honor were Mom and Dad , Young from CamariUo» Calif., who were vacatioriljg here for a week. On hand were Pete, Dot and Lynn Young from Palatine, Doris and Elmer Weihs and Ches Young from North Riverside, my Mom, Mrs. E. Wilier from Berwyn, and Tom Dougherty. It had been three years since Mom and Dad Young were last through ©@@©@©000000000000 • Soles • Repairs if Rentals - Acetylene - Argon fWregon - Hydrogen - Medium Mixtures & Pyrofax COMPLETE LINE 0? ACCESSORIES & aurfLlES PREST-O-LBTE - OXWBJ) & PUROX APPARATUS iPUESTAN MEDICAL 6AS2S Local Stock Point McHenry Welding Service Phone 38S-4929 5@0000000000@@@@®@@@@@@@®@@ here and their slay Iras too short. GREETINGS Belated greetings to Judy Abbink who was 9 years old on . July 27, and Edward Hughes, IE, who was 5 on the same day, to Rodney Nelson, 6 years old on July 29, also to former residents, Beanie Wemken on Aug. 1 and Tom Ary on the second. Happy anniversary to Irene and Carl Weiss celebrating their thirteenth year together on July 31. GET-WELL WISHES A cheery bouquet of getwell wishes to Grace Karlic back home after a 9 day stay in Harvard hospital and also to Marge Krueger who is in McHenry hospital. When selecting a gift for' him... . let us help! mi** 5TtO<RE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA CHENRY SHORES :CE WILSON 3U43M Wetzels Leave Shores To Live In LibertyvUle Our best wishes for much happiness in their new home go with Fred and Doris and the , children as they move to Libertyville this week end. Doris has been president of the McHenry Shores Club for the past two years and Fred serves on the board of directors, and both have held various offices with the club over the years. We will miss them as they were always ready to help out with our projects and affairs. Come back and visit us whenever you get a chance. LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 , Local Girl Injured In Auto Accident Miss Cathy Brzezinski was injured in an auto accident Wednesday, July 26, at the intersections of route 120 and 60. Cathy is a patient at the McHenry hospital. We're all hoping it is not serious and you are soon well and home, Cathy. ASSOCIATION NEWS The next general meeting of the Lilymoor association will be held Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. LADIES LEAGUE Held their social evening Wetaesday, July 19. Bunco was played, the winners were Olive Corbet!, Jo Johnson, Lillian Venable and Jean Dember. Booby went to Viola Arbogast. Guests for the evening were Lillian Venable and GennyGiannola. VACATIONS IN GERMANY Miss Judy Vacondio left Monday, July 24, to spend three weeks vacation visiting with her brother-in-law, sister and family in West Baun, Germany. Judy will not only visit with Don and Joan Deeuw and children, but will take in the interesting sights of Germany. GET-WELL Wishes go to Pete Engles who is a patient at the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping you are now home, Pete, and are just fine. Lil Wijas is still up at Mayo Clinic taking treatment for her illness. If you would like to send her a card her address is % Haider's Hotel, Room 1015, Rochester, Minn. ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Bob and Diane Fuhler who will celebrate their wedding anniversary Saturday, Aug. 5. Congratulations, Bob and Diane, and hope you celebrate many more. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Mat hew Prange who celebrated his birthday Saturday, July 22. Greetings go to Rita Epperson who celebrated her birthday Friday, July 21. Still more greetings go to Bertha Burger who celebrated her birthday Saturday, July 29, Bertha's grandson. Kennith Schuerr, celebrated his eighteenth birthday Sunday, July 30. Many happy returns Mathew, Rita, Bertha and Kennith. BIRTHDAY PARTIES A birthday party was held far Mathew Prange Saturday, July 22. Several children attended the party to help Mathew celebrate his big day. A birthday party was held for Paul Rathke's granddaughter, Angela Rahtke, from California. There were fifteen children who helped Angela celebrate her birthday. \ ^Lawrence and Shlxley ScfcvM uerr and family attended the birthday party and reunion for Shirley's mother, Bertha Burner, Sunday, July 23. Besides HAPPY BIRTHDAYS Many happy returns of the day to Lori Palmer on August 5; Mildred Liss and William Corcoran on Aug.6; Charles Whitney on the seventh, Gbrdon 'Butch' Hattan, Jr., and John Flint, Jr., on the ninth. Butch will be d and Johnny will be 16. Anyone wishing to send Bill Corcoran a card which may help to cheer him up on his birthday address it to Room 311, Woodstock Residence, Woodstock, 111. ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes to Rudolph and Eleanor-vBarnett as they celebrate their thirty-seventh anniversary on Aug. 6, and to Patricia and Robert Petersen on the tenth. Continued happiness to both couples, BITS OF NEWS The Ramages had fun at a Hawaiian Luau in Fox Lake on Saturday given at the home of a friend, Harold Juul. On Tuesday the Ramages spent the day attending a Fox Lake golf outing at the Pistakee Country Club and had dinner there. The Whitneys are back home after two weeks vacation in Hayward, Wis., where they fished, swam and went horse back riding at Pine Shores Lodge. Linda Hattan went with them so got in on the good times. Quite a batch of fish were caught, some of them being enjoyed up in Hayward and a batch brought i her daughter and son-in-law twelve of her fourteen grandchildren were there. RETURNS TO CALIFORNIA Richard and Rose Marie Rathke and children, Paul and Angela, returned to California *tafter spending three weeks visiting with Richard's father and grandmother, Paul and Hulda Rathke. They also visited with other relatives and friends. back to Grandpa Zeimet. While in town they found a store which had lots of jars of candies and home made fudge so Audrey forgot about her diet and indulged a bit. Joyce Lexow took Beth and Lee to the Shri^rrs Circus in Rockford on Thursday and since this was the first time the children, had seen 'wild animals' close up they got quite a kick out of it. SEND CHEER Louise Winters is in the McHenry hospital under observation. Hope by the time this comes out she is back home and feeling great again. Mrs. Frank Jacek is home recuperating from a cataract operation which was a success. Keep up the good worn AUGUST 3, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - SEC. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS stock Die Casting; and Robe|rt Sankey, Harry L. Braun com-g pany. s £ Conduct Annual Summer Classes In Area Church The Chain-O-Lakes Evangelical Covenant church, 4815 North Wilmot, across from Whispering Hills, will conduct its annual VBS Aug. 7 to ii, 9 to 12 a.m. Classes are provided for children ready for kindergarten through those finishing eighth grade. Members of the staff include Mrs. Wm. Howard, Mrs. Karl Rau, Mrs. Terry Stoner, Mrs. Dwight Wernquist, Mrs. Robert Hirsch and Mrs. Clarence Mason. Mrs. Ed Hedborn, Miss Debbie Poll and Miss Shari Mason will assist. A closing family picnic and program will be held on the church grounds on Sunday noon, Aug. 13. Children interested in enrolling may phone Mrs. Wernquist or Mrs. Mason, 497-3050. HOLD AWARDS BANQUET Recently, the McHenry County Industrial Education and Training association held its annual awards banquet. The occasion was to recognize the efforts and achievements of the young men receiving technicaltraining through companies participating in the McHenry County Training association. The Industrial Training association assists member companies in the training of apprentices, draftsmen arid other technical personnel. At the occasion, students were presented awards for completion of one, two, three, and four years training. Twelve men were especially honored for completion of the entire four year program. They were Karl Myer, Precision Twist Drill and Machinery company; Terry Marvin, Star line, Inc.; William Kline, T & K Tool and Manufacturing company, Inc.; Keith Vansteamkiste, Wauconda Tool and Engineering company; Barry Bur bury, Ancaran, Inc.; Arthur J. Polnow, The Arnold Engineering company; Steve Pierce, Die & Mold Manufacturing company; Fritz Butt and Louie Wolff, Kenmode Tool and Engineering company; Paul Gingrich, Newko Tool and Engineering Inc.; Albert Schmarje, Wood- COMPLETES COURSE Horace R. Wagner, associate 5 of T.P. Mathews, Realtors, Jj Wonder Lake, and a member: of the McHenry County Board of Realtors, has just received; his Graduate Realtors Institute +, (GRI) professional designation* from the Illinois Association' of Real Estate Boards in Spring- * field. Mr. Wagner has success- J fully completed the three- stage* study course designed to in- • crease* the professional com- . Mtenee of those engaged in real! ^state. > j Mr. Wagner was one of the; 111 graduates making up the! first graduating class of the^ Institute. The diploma will be! presented on Thursday, Oct.! 12, at the IAREB convention.v MARATHON TITLES The third annual guitar marathon sponsored by Shay's Music World of McHenry will begin on Aug. 16th. Just recently in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Keith Knutson, age 20, of Edmonton set a new record for continuous playing when, following the same rules established locally, played for sixty nine hours and six and one half minutes. At present the United States title is held fay Bob Schneider erf McHenry, who last year played for fifty eight hours and four minutes. USE THE CLASS9FBEDS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "Now we have received, net the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God..." This verse from I Corinthians is the Golden Text of this week's Bible Lesson on "Spirit" to be read in all Christian Science churches this Sunday. For Your Information mmm Dear friends. As public poliry we pledge: 1. To make available in advance of need, full information concerning funeral services and charges, upon request, in a confidential Interview. 2. To offer funeral services in as wide a range of price categories as possible so that any person may select a funeral service which is within his or her means. 3. To respect all religious faiths, eret-tN. and customs Respectfully, GUESTS Of Walter and Josephine Schuerr were Gerry Moore and daughters, Margaret and Donna, Paul and Roseann Albrecht, Joe and Josie Muller, Joe Wiorek and Jessie Turner, all of Chicago. ISSUED CHARTER A charter has been issued by the state to T.L.T. Home Builders, Inc., "to operate as a residential and commercial contracting business including the erection of'new Structure, remodeling, repair and similar maintenance work." McHanry. Illinois ETESR JUSTEN SON FUNERAL HOME 385-0063 T Free gasoline through August! RESERVED SEATS for the H COUNTY FA! Elkhorn, Wis., Aug. 31, Sept 1, 2, 3, 4 GO ON SALE -- MAIL ORDER ONLY TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 AFTERNOON TICKETS -- GRANDSTAND SATURDAY, SUNDAY. MONDAY Thursday and Friday Afternoon -- Free Grandstand Saturday, Sunday, Monday Reserved 6 sections south of wire and 8 sections north of wire $2.00 Balance reserved $1.50 General Admission--5 sections south end of Grandstand and Terrace Seats $1.00 Season Box, 8 Chairs. Day Only, Saturday, Sunday and Monday $35.00 Box 51 ihru 70 Z/.V/""".... 25.00 Seocon Membership ~ " 3,00 AuSo Season, inside parking 1.50 All orders positively must be accompanied by check or money order. Limit 11 tickets per single order. MOfT (GIAIBSTANB FEEE PROGRAM THURSDAY, FARMER'S DAY, TEEN-AGE NIGHT Tractor pulling contest, home talent show in grandstand. FRIDAY, CHILDREN'S DAY^Hor^e Show, Capt. Stubby and buccaneers, meat animal auction. SATURDAY, GOVERNOR'S DAY--Gov. Warren Knowles present. Harness races, dress revue, Browning Family show at night. SUNDAY, ALICE IN DAIRYLAND DAY--Harness races, Banker's Night awards, Homer and Jethro, Red Foley, Bob Newkirk, Lou Prohut, The Sparklettes and Tiny Hill orchestra. MONDAY, _ LABOR DAY--Stock parade, harness races, Connie Smith and orchestra, The Sage Riders and Red Blanchard. Anybody who gives away 30 FREE gallons of gasoline - B (Our famous Super Premium Gasoline) • • • • and gives you a special deal Should have his head examined mi examine our heads. All that Super Premium gasoline. Just for buying four of our famous round tires. Or, you can get 50 gallons for buying four new Amoco® 120 Super Tires. Either way, you get a king-size trade-in allowance on your old tires. And you don't even need cash! No money down. Up to a year to pay. See us now. Offer ends September 5th. Trademark* "Atlas '--"Plycron"--Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.. Atlas Supply Co. 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