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12, - PLAINDEALER - WED., MAY 8, 1968 Johnsbur6 News 5 BETTY HETTERMA X X 38o l ®AY CROWNING WR MEMBERS OF ^|OUNG FORESTERS ^The next regular meeting for t p junior members of St. Agat| i Court <JMo. 777, will take I face Monday evening, May 13 J « 7 p.m. in the Johnsburg comi fiinity club hall. At this time 1 iay Crowning will take place. (|ie of the members from this 3 ear's graduating class will < sown the statue of our Blesi |d Mother. ^Members are also reminded I at the permission slips and igpney for the bus trip are to be turned in at this time. gThe meeting will be brought II a close at 9 p.m . sharp. SpDALITY LUNCHEON AND |3 CARD PARTY j^The public is cordially invitto participate at a smorsbord and card party sponred by St. John's Blessed Virsodality next Wednesday afrnoon in the community club All proceeds of this enavor will go into the parish sury so do your part by atding. These ladies have put lot of time and work into this oject, don't let it be wastedthere. Serving time for this ay 15 event will be 11:45, come early. Tickets will be t-- tilable at the door in case you n't purchase one ahead of ne. HOSPITAL PATIENTS Bill Martinec is doing real ill after over a week's stay in ae McHenry hospital. If he coniues to treatment he should be )me by the time this comes to c*int. We all join in wishing him jedy recovery. We were sorry to learn Mrs. Florence Nischan was also a palent at the McHenry hospital. Co her we send along all the jst wishes for good health. HONORED AT SECOND SHOWER Sandy Hettermann, who will jcome Mrs.Richard Bowenext iturday, was surprised early 1st week by a group of her co- )rkers. She was honored at a ijecond bridal shower. Once aijjain she received many lovely Sifts which will be most helpful 3i her forthcoming role as a (Bride. RESIDENT SUCCUMBS ' Our deepest sympathies to the imily of Mrs. Margaret Shay |ho passed away at the Villa tome last week. She will be irely missed by her loved ies. We join in extending our sincerest sympathies to the young family of the late Richard Farwell of Pistakee Highlands. Mr. Farwell was most active in St. John's church work until he was too ill to continue. Although he was quite sick for sometime, a smile was always on his face. Death claimed him in a Chicago hospital on Saturday. Funeral services were conducted from St. John's church on Wednesday. CELEBRATION HONORS UNCLE AND NEPHEW Some fifty persons were in the John Weingart home on April 28 to take part in a festive double celebration. Mike, youngest son of John and Fran Weingart, made his First Holy Communion earlier that day and at 2 that afternoon David Richard Huemann, was baptized. David is the son of Dick and Janet Huemann. Sponsor's for the infant were Mary Jo Weingart and Jim O'Brien. Proud grandparents are the John Weingarts and the Fred Huemanns. This little fellow is also lucky to have two greatgrandmothers, Mrs. Mary Fuchs of Nebraska and Mrs. Anna Reinboldt of McHenry. Congratulations to all. BOY SCOUT PAPER DRIVE REMINDER Just a short time remains if you wish to get rid of those old newspapers and magazines that have been cluttering up the place. The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of Pack 452 have been collecting them this past week and the drive comes to an end on May 11. Please call either Sally Segerstrom at 385-0964 or Dolores Roberts at 385-4636. ROYALITY IN FAMILY Our house, needless to say, was really "shook up" last Friday evening. Our daughter, Joy, was chosen as prom queen at Marian central high school's Junior prom which was held in Delavan, Wis. She shared the evening's reign with Marty Conway of McHenry who was king. Kathy, Barb and Bob Hettermann along with the "proud parents" made the trip up there to be present for the crowning. Mr. and Mrs. Conway were also present for the happy occasion as were several other parents. Congratulations to Pat O'Connor of Dolores drive who was a member of the court. He was one of the five finalists vieing for the King* s court. HAPPY WISHES Happy birthday to Douglas Oeffling who turns eight on May 23. Ted Stilling reaches the ripe MOM HERE'S ANMES SERVICE How About Letting Us Do Your Gift Shopping For You? WE'LL ADVISE WE'LL SELECT Have It Wrapped and Ready GIFT CARD, TOO! Call Us 385-4426 FREE GIFT WRAPPING JMMCCS McHenry's Most Complete Cosmetic Selection Patro Nye's rn • Your Friendly Pharmacy • 1325 X. Riverside Dr. • Melfenrv, III. • Phone 3#o-4426 © by 1 * <-k x mm WHINES and LIQUORS, In 305 Virginia St. Crystal Lake Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. to 1® P.M. Sumdow 12 if® 9 F.M. Ph@m@ ^5^=^® Wc Can Not Be Beat On Liquor Prices -S -,<V We' l l Meet Ail Chicago Pri ces old age of nineteen on May 27. Nineteen years of marriage is completed for Richard and Catherine Dehn come the twenty- eighth of this merry month of May. Happy anniversary wishes to Clarence and Lucille Smith and to Sam and Pat Tomasello this month. May 21 marks up another natal day for Joe Hettermann who will be doing his celebrating in Texas where he is to finish out the rest of his short time in the army. Many happy returns to all. Next Sunday is Mom's Day kids, be extra nice. Happy Mother's day to all. ITEM: II o m e sewers can now buy washable suede. The manufacturer states that this leather will not become discolored even after numerous sudsings. Also, it can be fingerpressed or ironed to eliminate wrinkles after laundering. ITEM: Nothing freshens up porches like hanging baskets of trailing plants suspended frohn beams or rafters. Plunge the flowering or foliage plant, clay pot and all, into a wire basket lined with damp peat moss. The clay containers will keep plant roots cooler during hot summer days, while needed moisture is absorbed through porous pot walls. (Canada Dry or Nehi 24-12 loz. cans Gin or Vodka /2 gal $6*39 PARK & TILFQRD a KENT 86 proof 8 yr„ old KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON 1/2 gal Reg. $14.25 PETRI BRANDY * full $ qt. Value $5.95 SCHENLY'S Cl pion Billion $3.77 8year old 86% Fifth HAQIEB'S Gin or >f©dfe®i Full quart OLD STYLE 'S 3'S 6 pale IU $]04 Straight Kentucky Whiskey STASi 8 yrs. old FULL QT. $3.97 Pd<i<l®(2k Clyb GIN *9(29 A " Fifth REAL SPECIAL Ancient Age Straight Kcntuck\ Kfi- Uhiskc.\ $®29 1/2 gal If AIcdboI 'I .< . X " onet Brandy 1/2 gal. $!of7_ All Glass, Holds Nine Quarts, 10 pc. a $5.98 Value igmr8tt@s $ Id Milwaukee Prjfest -- Blatz 289 Case 24-l2oz bottles Plus dep. Old Style S cilia Ifan's Miller's $*169 ^3 plus dep 0 Case 24 12 oz. btls 6 Pak 12 oz. cans 99* IlliM Si S A] V E Fifth $2 99 90 Proof CALVERT'S GILBEY'S WALKER'S . gal. .97 BOTTLED 8. BOND '/29al $9.45 Imported |Black Russian made by KAHLUA $2.19 i/io he resident 14 Year Old Kentucky Whiskey $3.67 Fifth 12 Year Old Gold Coach Kentucky Reserve $3.87 full qt. Schenley's Reserve $g19 '.•Kal W Kentucky Bred Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey AMI deluxe 1/2 gal. OR $ 12 oz btls f qt. case $2.97 V'alijp Full Qt ilden Wedding PiNii 1 *47$ $f| 45 1/4 barrels ffilMVV Throw away Old Milwaukee 4* m Diaiz bonles A .84 7 - U P ^oz- 59t Pius !©b Cisa ( T A- case 24 L9I0 10 ozu 1 9i! Plus Tab 6 pak 16 oz0 btl 49$ pius Phone 459-4050- Heileman's SPECIAL EXPORT Case 24 12 oz. btls $ Sour Mash Whiskey 86 proof 6 Yrs old Reg. $14.25 Burke & Berry 1/2 gal $ ^ Imported Sir Walter Scotch $3.19 fifth Schenley's IHPII1 8yrs old 86.6 Val$l5.00 gj J. W. BANT Old Style Whiskey Charcoal Filtered ONE TIME BUY 10 Yr. Old >3 67 Southern Comfort •'!:98 - filth BASARDI RUM Vx §eL fi= Iwiin one of the finest imported Scotch Fifth J.W. Dant Cordials Full qt.$2.77 FRfE - Plil - Use of Glasses and Champagne Fountain For Weddings and Parties with Purchase of Liquor at the CARDINAL, we have Free Ice cubes with Liquor Purchase. ir"~N.\ , .-5R • VV ~ „ v < - \