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. LILIIAY HILLS IiWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 Mobile Unit In Count • LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION Congratulations to the following young people who will receive diplomas this week at our local schools: McHenry Junior hig"h school: Robil Arthur, Charlotte Dolatowski, Cindy Filip, Joey Foreman, Janet Harper, Fred Jende, Chris Norton, J^ff Janke, Debbie Sawisch,and Rusty Wilder; St. Mary's Catholic school: Jeff Kasprzyk and i Pam Schmidt; St. Patrick's Catholic school: Guy Karafa and McHenry Community High School: Ray Mettelka, Steve Plein, Chuck Strossner and April Young. CONFIRMATION St. John's Lutheran church in Island Lake was overflowing with friends and relatives on Sunday, May 26, as they gathered to see eighteen young people take their confirmation vows. Among young people confirmed by Rev. W. Lehmann, Sr., were two of our Holiday Hills teenagers, Janet Harper and Fred Jende. The service included a questioning prior during which time each of the confirmands were called upon to answer questions covering a portion of what they have learned during the two years they have been receiving instructions. CONFIRMATION PARTY In honor of the special day in Fred's life, Renee and Larry Jende invited approximately forty guests to join them in a delicious meal with all the trimmings. The guest list included the Heises, Abbinks, Gerry and Hal Breede, and Ralph and Lois Breede, the Krauscheks, the Borains, Fruiks, Johnsons, Walters and Youngs. FLAMINGO FLING With the busy summer schedule about to begin, be sure that you reserve the date of Saturday, July 13. The Holiday Hills Property Owner's Association will sponsor a dance to be held at the Johnsburg community house in Johnsburg. There will be special prizes. Bring your friends and plan a special weekend with the dance being the high point of a fun weekend. Tickets are now available from Chairman Carl Weiss or one of his committee. YOUTH^RCHESTRA The youth orchestra from St. Mary's Catholic school, under the direction of Sister M. Andreella. presented a Steven Foster concert on Thursday, May 23 and another combined concert on Monday, May 27. Performing in the concerts were six youngsters from Holiday Hills, the fiveMroz children, Joseph, Nannette, Roger, Michael and Greg^and Steven Kasprzyk. The orchestra started with a nucleus of four or five families and has grown to the point of presenting some very fine programs. With a family of five, such as in the Mroz family, can you imagine how competitive the practice sessions get? Besides their music lessons, both string and piano, Nannette recently danced in a recital in McHenry and Roger is in Little League. Sounds like a.pyetty busy schedule! VIET NAM It was interesting last week to note that a letter was received from a group in Vietnam who are avid readers of our Plaindealer newspaper. Pd like to send a special greeting to our special Marine stationed in Vietnam who receives the Plaindealer regularly and is most anxious for each issue to arrive, Rich Harrison and also to Arthur Green, a young man from New Orleans who has written April after seeing her name and address in the paper. BIRTH DAZE Happy birthday to Joseph Mroz who celebrated his fourth birthday on May 19 to Jackie Sawisch whose special day was May 30 and to Donna Kasprzyk whose birthday is today, June 5. A special greeting to my Clar, who has been my better half for 23 years this Sunday, June 9. ;ct w [HisroMMi i REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for RECORDER of DEEDS Your Vote Will Be Appreciated f isiijf, June 11,1968 ' *•" " ^ ^ ^ D L T A UV^F POWE(.L SECRfcTARY OF 5'f ATE mmi YOUR UCWSl; HERS N\S\QA HIGHWAY Y-FiRST MOBILE - Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced that a mobile service unit trailer will be on hand to serve persons at the twenty-seventh annual Milk Day in Harvard on June 8. Secretary Powell is shown, at left, inspecting one of the service units. Those visiting the trailer will be able to renew their drivers licenses, to obtain applications for license plates and to receive information pertinent to the various services performed through the office of Secretary Powell. BERNICE WILSON 385-4380 DISCUSS PICNIC PLANS AT SHORES CLUB MEETING The quarterly meeting of the McHenry Shores Club will be held June 6 at the VFW Hall at 8:15. There will be a report on the picnic which is slated for July and other matters of interest will be discussed. Please try to attend. Refreshments as usual. BEACH WORKERS A big hand to the group of men who cut the grass at the beach last Saturday and to the teenagers who helped pick up the debris. Mr. Gruner, Pinkonsly, Sr., Zeimet, Wilson and Olszewski were the nice guys who worked. Any one having some time to spare put in a few hours down at the beach. Next on the agenda will be the fixing of the picnic tables which get pretty rough treatment during the year, also the swings. HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES Many happy returns of the day to Edwin 'Ed' Olbinski and Daniel Koleno on June 6, Danny will be 10, Mark Canasta on the seventh, James Whetherhult on the eight, and Helen Wolter on the ninth. ANNIVERSARIES Belated congratulations to Jerry and Elizabeth Mathews who celebrated an anniversary on June 4, and to Helen and Irwin Wolter who will be adding another year on the ninth of June. NEWS ITEMS Ken and Bonnie Schopp held open house on Monday for their son Cpl. Robert Schopp who will be leaving for the coast on Sunday and then on to Viet Nam for six months of duty. Our sincere wishes for a safe and speedy return go with Robert. Ray and Barb Pogor went to see the Wetzels on Saturday in Libertyville and had a steak cook-out. The evening was spent in playing cards. On Sunday they were dinner guests of Ray's cousin, Mr and Mrs Leon Poplawski, and their son, Johnny who reside in Chicago. A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was relished there., so it sounds as if the Pogors are really putting away those calories. 234 TO RECEIVE DEGREES JUNE 9, CARTHAGE COLLEGE Two-hundred and thirty-four seniors are candidates for degrees at Carthage College's 94th annual commencement exercises June 9, in the Physical Education center at 3 p.m. This is the second-highest graduation class in Carthage's 121- yearold history; the record (238) was set last year. William Peterson, McHenry High School graduate, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Peterson of 3817 North Hillcrest place, McHenry, is a member of the class. Of the 234 candidates for graduation, 206 will receive Bachelor of Arts degrees and 28 will be awarded Bachelor of Science degrees. ' Illinois leads the list of candidates for degrees in the class of 1968 with 134 seniors. STATE REVOKES DRIVER LICENSE; EIGHT SUSPENDED The state has announced the revocation of the driver license of Julian Garcia of Marengo for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Knud Dahlgaard and Robert A. Duensing of Algonquin, Loren J. DeSotell of Fox River Grove, Alfred N. Etling of Crystal Lake, Carol M. Knutson of Woodstock, Robert J. Purol of 4605 W. Lake Shore, and Donald C. Stinespring of 3329 N. Bayview lane, both McHenry, and James W. Wensch, Jr., of Woodstock, all for three violations. Probationary permits were issued to Knud Dahlgaard of Algonquin and Richard E. Kri^ kar of Crystal Lake, Herman R. Oost of Harvard and Rich- LAKE WOMAN'S CLUB SPONSORS DOUGHNUT DAY The Woman's club of Wonder Lake is sponsoring the Salvation Army Doughnut Day on Friday, June 7. Mrs. Grant Ernst of the Woman's club is chairman for the "Doughnut Day" tagging. Mrs. Fred Panek is co-chairman for the west side of Wonder Lake, and Mrs. Lois Awe, is co-chairman for the. east side. Those participating in the tagging, besides the members of the Woman's club, are girls of the 4-H club of Wonder Lake, under the leadership of Mrs/ Joseph Sullivan and Mrs. Mary Ann Cristy; women from the Wonder Lake Firemen's auxiliary, and many other women who had helped with the tagging last year. Doughnut Day taggers will be stationed at the corners of Wonder Lake road and Hwy. Rt. 120, in front of the General Telephone Co., at Hancock and Wonder Lake roads in front of Russ' Food Mart, comer of Barnard Mill road and Wonder Lake road, in front of Hilltop grocery, corner of Wonder Woods and Whiteoaks road, in front of the Sunset grocery, and at the corner of Thompson road and Hwy. Rt. 120. In communities where salvation Army service units are organized, 20 per cent of the funds raised in local "DoughnutDay" drives, will remain in the communities. These funds will be used to meet local emergencies, and to finance program^ of welfare service and health care. WED., JUNE 5, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 Be Wise Shop In McHenry T J. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR County Coroner McHENRY COUNTY YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED C W VBuick Bargain Days are big savings days. me Now. At your Buick dealer. m Fix that pier now....we have all the supplies including SAKRSTE BLACK TOP - For patching macadam, black top or bituminous driveways, parking areas and walks. Just pour from bag and tamp. Available in 66 lb. bag. Covers 6 sq. ft. 1" deep when compacted. Mack T@p Sealer 5 Gal. Planning to build? Other Sakrete Products Sand Mix Concrete Mix Mortar Mix See us first, we'll be glad to recommend a reliable contractor ALEXANDER LUMiil CO. |Service News 1 Aviation Machinist Mate Second Class Douglas E. Wozniak, USN, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wozniak of 2313 W. Wright road, McHenry, was advanced to his present rate while helping to prevent the movement of enemy men and supplies in the Mekong Delta. His advancement was based on time in service and rate, military appearance, performance of duties and passing the Navy-wide test for promotion. He is presently serving with Helicopter Attack (light) squadron Three in Vietnam. The squadron provides serial combat support for the river patrol boat and SEAL (sea, air and land) units in the Mekong Delta and the Rung Sat Special Zone. Grove, completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training recently at Ft. Polk, La. His last week of training was spent in guerrilla warfare exercises. During his guerrilla training, he lived under simulated Vietnam conditions for five days, fighting off night attacks and conducting raids on "enemy" villages. He was taught methods of removing booby traps, setting ambushes and avoiding enemy ambushes. Other specialized training included small unit tactics, map reading, land mine warfare, communications, and firing the M-14 rifle, M-60 machine gun and the 3.5-inch rocket launcher. Pvt. Johnson's wife, Leonora, lives at 3220 W. 62nd Place, Chicago. Army Private Robert J. Johnson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Johnson, Route 1, Spring ISSUED CHARTER A charter has been issued by the state to Heinen-Amandes Realty, Inc., "to improve, manage and operate real propertjr'. Tubes, Tubes . More than a billion metal tubes are produced each year in the U. S. and about half of them are used for toothpaste. Small Menu Some 600 Tokyo restaurants serve nothing but tempura, the shrimp delicacy that is the best-loved of all Japanese dishes. ard L. Ramon of Woodstock. Secretary of State Powell said his office has erroneously sent a notice of suspension of a drivers license to Richard A. Kemph of Crystal Lake which should have gone to Richard A. Kempf of Chicago. The Suspension was for two months because of three convictions for traffic law violations within a 12 month period. „CESSloNAl OPTOMETRIST Dr. John F. 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