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T%n -T*r THE SfeflZMRY PLABfDEALEB JTohnsbnrg Tsescoe SQUAD "Answers many JOtERGENCY CALLS ! ' %:• Betty Hettermann The Johnsburg Rescue Squad Was called upon four times Within a little over a week's time to lend its first aid assistance to those in need. The squad members were called to si local busiR^ss^ptace here on Way 26 when the proprietor suffered a fatal heart attack. Funeral services were conducted last week for Arnold C. Peterson who was 51 at the -time of his death. Our sincere ^sympathies are extended to his •rwidow and other surviving .• members. While still on this call, the .. squad was called to the Griswold Lake road near Fem- £ wood subdivision, where a two - car collision had taken place. : The head-on crash claimed the : lives of two young children and ' hospitalized four other persons. ' Last Friday morning the j squad members answered an • argent call at the Dick Guy- ; ser home in Oefflings subdivi- • sion.. Mr. Guyser suffered a se- " vere heart attack and was tak- - en to the McHenry hospital " by ambulance. While all these calls are Still fresh in your mind, please *Q your paft by purchasing a ticket to their dance coming up r en Sept. 2. Through your dona- ; tions for these tickets the - Squad keeps its equipment "up J to par" at all times. Tickets lor the dance will be available "• Within a week or so from any If the members. Also there are still some tors in this vicinity which are Without the bright red vehicle Sticker made available through ; the rescue squad. These stickers can be secured at Hettermaim's service station at anytime. The stickers are most tasy to see when displayed on pour car window and should be Jisplayed by every resident in our area. Please do your part by stepping at the station and getting yours soon. Son Number Hi roe Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knox of McHenry welcomed a third son at the McHenry hospital oil May 25. Proud grandparents are Joe and Alvina Miller and the Robert Knoxes of McHenry. Congratulations to all. Hospital Patients Peter Freund, Jr.. was taken to the McHenry hospital as a patient over a week ago. Just tiow long his confinement will be is not determined as yet. We all join in expressing our Wishes for his recovery very SOon. „Our community has offered ftriany prayers tor the recovery <>f Robert Miller, son of Joe fend Alvina Miller. Bob, underwent brain surgery last week at Mayo'fr which proved to be a very long and delicate operation. His wife, his parents and her parents have been keeping a bedside vigil. Only tifhe will tell how successful the operation will be. Please remember to say an extra little prayer daily for this young man's complete recovery. Baseball Notes The Johnsburg Tigers will oppose the Dundee team here next Sunday, June 11, at 2 o'clock. Also on the baseball agenda is the game at 7:30 p.m. on June 14 when our Tigers travel to Kenosha. Don't forget about those softball games which are played Tuesdays and Thursdays every week at the V.F.W. diamond. Anniversary Celebration Mr. and Mrs. William Welter of Spring" Grove Road' were surrounded by forty of their relatives and close friends when they enjoyed dinner out last Saturday at 3 o'clock. After 6 that evening open house was held at their beautiful home. Many persons were on hand at this time to relay their congratulations to the Welters in honor of their golden wedding anniversary. Carnival Time The last weekend of this month will bring carnival time to our' community once again. The big weekend which will be sponsored by the community club will have lots to offer for all ages. Keep this weekend in mind when planning your schedule for things to do. Around the Town Belated birthday greetings to Janet Smith who turned the wonderful age of eighteen on May 30. Also birthday wishes to Clara Adams who recently celebrated her natal day by going out for dinner in Algonquin with her children. Clara end Hank Nell recently returned from a tnost delightful two weeks vacation trip. They drove to New Jersey where they picked up their two Home Owners Joining the ranks of the bouse painters, lawn mowers, gardeners and anything else that goes along with owning )rour own home is Phyllis and Wally Kalemba. They moved Into their new home on Spring Grove Road on May 29 after residing for several years in an apartment in Tena Lay's building. Best wishes for lots of happiness in their new sur- • foundings. NEW ST EI5 IN sum oynns f-oolc you? fees®, see ^assss Ibctt inthe "Gadabose0, ©ae of our excising aec? Eiay-Bau styles by Bansch & Lowlh. Hay-Ban lenses tie finest optical quality, groundand- polished-to-curve. They help retard wrinkles and craws feet by shutting out craet ghtt, ud see them as BOLTER'S 1259 N. Green St. Phoss® EV 5-4500 at the Register at Booth for Prize t m COUNTRY WAS IMPENETRABLE •til I OlSCWilSO MOTO*MOWERP* 0 Your Old Lawn Mower is Worth 10% on a Now Moto Mower! S RENTAL, Inc. • Fronl St. McHenry. Ill Ph. EV 5-4123 daughters, Ethel and Henrietta, and continued on to Cape God. Their travels took them to Boston, Maine, Lake Placid and other points of interest which proved to be both beautiful and interesting. Mrs. Betty Freund of West Hollywood, Fla., is spending sometime visiting relatives and friends in this area. She is visiting with her family in Berwyn also. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huemann, Mrs. Maurice Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huemann and Mary Ann Granger attended the graduation of Jim Huemann from Marquette University over last weekend. Johnny Joe Michels was quite the popular boy last Sunday when many persons were resent in his home to cele- #ate his graduation from St. John's school. Enjoying dinner in the Michels hon^e were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michels, Mrs. Elizabeth Michels and Mrs. Helen Pitzen. Later in the afternoon the following people came by to surprise Johnny. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jung and Patty of Elkhorn; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huff and Jannie, Mr. and Mis. Leo Michels and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Michels f and Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Ange DeBonna and family of Marengo, the Cleatus La Fontaine fajnily, the ; Dick M a r s h f a m i l y , M i s . C l a r a Szarek, Jack Huff and Judy Stilling. Many of our young people from this community are graduating from various schools t Ms month. Wishes for a successful and happy future in their new undertakings, whether it's more education or in the business world, is extended to them. Thursday, June S, -McHenry Country club. Best wishes for a happy future are relayed to this newly married couple. Exchange Marriage Vows A beautiful ceremony which united Joyce Schafer, daughter of Frank and Marcella Schafer, and\ Bill Frett, son of the George Fretts of Woodstock, was performed last Saturday morning. The 10:30 ceremony took place at St. John's church followed by a reception at the tion. New Residents The w e l c o m e ma t was brushed off and laid down this week to bid a warm welcome to the Warren Monahan family. The Monahans have taken up residence on Blitsch Place in Jak-Ana Heights after residing in Eastwood Manor. We wish them happiness and hope their stay is long. JOINS FRATERNITY Delta Phi Beta, newest social fraternity at Northern llii- •nois university, elected officers for next year and initiated seventeen new members this spring. Among the new members is John Moss of McHenry. The fraternity, one of seven at the university, has engaged in numerous projects including a drive which Collected $800 for the American Cancer associa- How Can I ? Q. What can I do when the bottle of rubbing alcohol or .hair shampoo has a too-large opening and causes waste? A. Fit the bottle opening with an Insert made from the top of a tooth-paste tube. Flatten and trim the tube flange to fit in the bottle cap. Remove the sealing disc from the bottle cap, bore a hole Into the cap, and Insert the screw neck of the tube. Cut a hole In the sealing disc of the same size as the Inside diameter of the neck, or smaller, to reduce the flow. Replace the disc in the cap. Q. How can I clean clothing that is spotted with machine grease? A. Add a little ammonia ahd soap to cold water, and apply this to the fabric. Ammonia In which salt has been dissolved will also remove grease. Q. How can I remove the dark streaks on hardwood floors, caused hy moving furniture about? A. You can usually erase these with a soapy doth dipped In kerosene. Q. How can I prevent the bottom crusts of pies from becoming soggy? A. Before pouring the .filling in, rub the crust with some egg white. In the case of fruit pies, sterner measures are in order. Cover the bottom crust with a thin layer of bread crumbs, and then add the fruit filling. The crumbs will soak up the excess juices without allowing your pie to become too dry. Q. How can I remove india ink stains from washable fabrbics? A. Mix a solution of half laundry bleach and half water, and saturate the stain by dripping one drop at a time In the mixture on It with an eyedropper. Then launder In the usual manner. Q. How can I renew jams that have been stored away so long that they have become hard and sugary? • A. If youll place these Jvttl in a warm oven until the sugar melts, they will be lit for serving again. t ;; ' * " Q. How can I set colors in wash fabrics? ' A. Put a few cents worth of sugar of lead in four quarts of water; dissolve; then soak the material for twelve ho^i. rinse and dry. "Doggone if I didn't buy six mora Cod. 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