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Thjursday. May 6, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER t';! Section Two -- Pfcge JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN 385-1290 MAY CROWNING HIGHLIGHTS GIRL FORESTER MEETING The next regular meeting of the juvenile members of St. Agatha court 777, will be held in the community club hall on Monday, May 10. All members of the court are asked to be present when the evening begins at 7. The highlight of the evening will be the May Crowning. The eighth grade girls who are Forester members will t participate in the crowning. The meeting will conclude as usual by 9 p.m. Members who received their permission blanks for the summer outing, are a^ked about attending this outing, bring your blanks hack right awny. New Home Dwellers Our very best wishes are sent to Dick and Dorothy Hiller who moved into their beautiful new home OIK Hillcrest Place last week. Since their marriage, a few years ago, they have resided on Spring Grove Road. Vv'e sincerely hope this' new home brings them nothing but health, happiness, contentment, and any thing else they desire. (»5rl Scout News At their meeting of April 19 troop 88 went to their patrols 1 o collect clues and have their treats. Later they practiced for the forthcoming banquet, picked color guards and an announcer. This troop along with about, eight ' or nine others, participated in the annual Father- Daughter banquet held at the McIIenry high school on April 21. These were junior and cadette troops from the McHenry area. Each scout brought a dish to pass. After dinner each troop rendered their entertainment. This troop had an "International Friendship" program. Group^inging brought this delightful evening to a close. Sounds of Wedding: Bells Heard Loud and clear these bells sounded last Saturday morning when the former Elaine Michels became the lovely bride of Kenneth Townsend of Richmond. The ceremony was performed in St. John's church at 10 o'clock that morning. A dinner for the bridal party and immediate family members was held at noon at Hettermann's. Later in the day about 400 relatives and friends were on, hand in the community club hall to extend their best wishes to the newly married couple. We join in extending our wishes for a most happy future together as Mr. and Mrs. Townsend.. Elaine is the daughter of Clarence (Jake) and Lucille Michels of Pistakee Bay. Hospital Patient We are sorry to report that Mrs. Carl Neiss is confined to the McHenry hospital. Diane became ill Friday evening and entered tho hospital Saturday morning. Speedy get-well wishes to her and we hope her stay will, be limited. Rescue Squad Notes Two calls were answered by the members of the Johnsburg Rescue Squad this past week, bringing the running count up to 2ACA. On the 27th of April at 9:30 a.m., a call came from Pistakee Highlands where a youngster suffered from a respiratory ailment. He was taken to the McIIenry hospital for treatment. Sunnyside Beach Drive was the- scene of another of their calls on the 30th at 6:35 p.m. The patient was having respiratory trouble and was treated at the scene by a doctor. Hints from the squad this week has to do with house numbers. Please see that your home is numbered in a conspicuous place. You never know when you will need the squad's assistance and the numbered home will enable them to get there in the fastest time possible. Also if you need them at night, please try to signal them as to your location when you hear them approaching. Just a flicker of your outside lights will be a big help. Another helpful thing would be if you reside far into a subdivision, if possible try to have someone at the entrance to lead them in. An on and off light signal from your car lights .or even a flashlight will do, will be of great assistance. Please try to keep these little pointers in mind as they may save a life in the future. Guetzloff Addition Lovingly Welcomed A wee lady by the name of Cynthia Ann came to live in the home of George and Marilyn Guetzloff of Dolores Drive recently. Cindy was born on Easter Sunday and the Guetzloffs welcomed her as their own just four days later. Baptism of this young Miss took place on April 25 at the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry. Ed Miller and Dolores Freitag, grandfather and aunt of the infant were proxy godparents for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller of Florida. Cindy has a big brother Gary, who is 22 months old." Sincere happiness to this wonderful family from all of Us. Eng-apement Announced The engagement of Sherry Evans to,, Ron Smith was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, Jr., of McHenry. Ron is the son of Walter and Millie Smith of Spring Grove Road. The young couple plan an August 14 wediiirig in St. John's church. Wishes for "happy planning" all of us. to both of them from Sodality To^Meet Members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality are reminded that the next regular meeting of the sodality will be held Tuesday, May 11, in the community club hall. Plan on being in attendance. Parents Proud Of Their Offspring Weeks of practice paid off when the fifth through eighth grades performed at the meeting of the St. John's Home and School Association on April 26. Each gr^de" had a skit of their own which they executed for all the parents in attendance on this evening. The Sisters and Mrs. VanZevern are to be congratulated on their class participation. On Thursday evening of the same week ,a music recital was held for Sister Celestia's pupils. Naturally all of the parents were on hand to listen to their own chijd render his or . her selection. Some of these students have good potentials. Lots of time and patience goes into Dear fti.ndS) mm *nevit_ popui exPand cremat wish "espectfuii A PLYMOUTH FURY STATION WAGON IS LONGER, WIDER, AND CARRIES MORE THAN A FORD OR CHEVROLET... ONE MORE REASON WHYPlymouth Fury III 9-passenger wagon-the longest passenger-pampering Plymouth wagon ever. Cargo capacity -- cu. ft. Length -- front seat to end of open tailgate Width -- floor at tailgate opening Heightroof to floor at tailgate opening PLYMOUTH FURY 96.9 128.9" 55.0" 29.5" CHEVROLET IMPALA 94.1 122.8" 52.4" 28.8" FORD GALAXIE 91.3 117.6" 54.3" 29.9" Information used based on official specifications supplied by each manufacturer. Cargo capacity does not include Plymouth's 10.3 cu. ft. of lockable, hidden storage space in the 6-passenger Fury models. lop Quality Lots of Top Quality used cars, too. Sales are up and Plymouth Dealers are getting more good used cars in trade. FURY/BELVEDERE/VALIANT/BARRACUDA AT YOUR PLYMOUTH DEALER'S. NOW! &sssasa FURY MOTORS, Inc. the making of a successful recital. Lots of Celebrating Coming Up Patsy Meyers will observe her 14th birthday on May 13. On this same date Buddy Smith will turn 15. Mary Ellen Freund has her 15th coming up this week also. Bill Meyers may not be quite that young in years but he sure is in spirit. Here we go with the Hettermann anniversary month again. Ed and Dot have number 27 coming up on the 11th, Jim and I complete 15 years on the 13th, and Gerry and Mary have the 20th anniversary on the 19th. Mareella Wakitsch will celebrate her natal day as well as her and Gerry's 24th wedding anniversary in this merry month of May. Happy sixteenth birthday to Ted Stilling on the 27th. Sixteen years of togetherness for Richard and Catherine Dehn on the 28th. Happy, happy wishes to all of these and any other May celebrants. 2508 W. Route 120 McHenry. Illinois ' First Holy Conimuiiion Celebrations Just a few of the family gatherings honoring the Communion day of th^ir children that I heard about were Monica Neiss. Stephanie Hiller, Mike Roberts and Roger Pechous. Though Monica's mother was in the hospital on her special day. she was feted with a large party at the home of her grandparents, Leo and Martha Freund. Her Dad, Carl, and two brothers, Randy and Ricky, were there to make the day complete. Lpts and lots of relatives and friends were present in the Chuck Hiller home last Sunday honoring Stephanie's First Holy Communion Day. Her Dad was unable to be there because he is busy playing ball with the San Francisco Giants but all her other company participated in making this day a most happy one. Sunday evening Mike Roberts was guest of honor in his home at a gathering for his special day. Lots of activity went on during that time. The weather was so beautiful last Sunday that all the company that was on hand for young Roger Pechous' "big day" took to the outdoors. All his kinfolk made Rogie the center of attraction for the day. Give me a buzz next week if you had a party or a gathering of sorts for your youngster^ and I'll be most happy to write it up for the next issue of this column. As I bring this column to a close this week the sun in shinand so beautifully it makes a person feel good all over. Every one of us is hoping this lovely weather is here to stay. Time will tell. The last thought for this column is Mother's Day which will be observed next Sunday, May 9. Be extra good to her on this day as well as the other 364 in the year. Remember you only get one so treat her with special care. Happy Mothers Day to all you happy mothers. REVOKE DRIVER LICENSES OF TWO; FOUR SUSPENDED Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver license of Lloyd D. Johnson of Algonquin and William J. Rustile of Rt. 3, Woodstock, for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Robert H. Crowley of Richmond, Hylan R. Gray, Jr., of Harvard, Walter E. Roy of 1901 Indian Ridge, Sunnyside Estates and Larry W. Struck of Algonquin, all for three violations. > A probationary pttrtnft issued to Ross C. Piper of Fc River Grove. TRAFFIC FATALITIES Traffic fatalities in Illinois from April 1 through 15 totaled 58, according to provisional reports released last week by the Division of Highways and the State Highway Police. There were 79 deaths a year ago during the same 15-day period. Thirty-three persons^ died in traffic accidents involv*£» ing collisions between two or)** more vehicles. An additional. 25 fatalities resulted from accidents in which only the single vehicle was implicated. SHOP IN McHENRY REMEMBER MOTHER with a GIFT DRESSESBlouses Skirts SPORTSWEAR Purses Lingerie Gloves Open All Day Wednesday 5ash ^Sltoppe Route 31 1007 N. 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