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Thursday, June 17, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER JOHNSBURG NEWS "BETTY HKTTERMAVN SM-121* Section Two Page One SODALITY PLANS INSPECTION OF NEARBY PLANT • -A trip to the Abbott labora- , tQfies in North Chicago is be- • ing planned by the officers and | nlembers of the Blessed Virgin , Sodality of St. John's church ' for' sometime in July. The ex- ' act date has not been set as • yet bus reservations for the outings must be phoned in to Kay Sielisch at Hy 7-3414 no later than June 30. Bus reservations must be made so mera- • bers are asked to cooperate by letting Mrs. Sielisch know as isoon as possible. The bus will leave from the school by 8:45 a.m. and return sometime in the late afternoon. A complimentary lunch will be served in the cafeteria of the laboratories. Members are asked to watch the church bulletin for further details. This ouiing will take the place of tlhe annual summer picnic by the sodality. Please get your reservations in now if you want to make this tour which should prove to be most interesting to all. A small nominal fee will be collected to defray bus costs. Married not so many yjfebrs but still very happy are J5ill and Marge Barth. They observed anniversary number 16 on June 11. Happy wishes to them also. Anniversary Wishes We all join in extending our very ' happiest of anniversary wishes to Bud and Rita Miller who will be celebrating their silver wedding anniversary next Saturday, June 19. They will be joined by their children, . Mrs. Gerry (Georgette) Sobiesk, Nancy Kay and John Miller, as well as their son-in-law and granddaughter, Debra Ann, when they host a party in the community club hall later in the day to celebrate the occasion. They will begin the day with a Mass read in their honor at 7:15 in St. John's church that morning. Open house will be held for their many friends after 8 o'clock that evening. Th£ir parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Freund of St. John's Avenue and Mrs. Delia Miller of Johnsburg Road. Once again we wish them a happy day and hope they have many, many more years of happiness together. Informative Meeting Coming Up I would like to take this opportunity to invite one and all to attend the meeting which will be held in- the community club hall on June 22 beginning at 8 p.m. This will be an open meeting for our area to inform you of the objectives and future plans of the McHenry hospital as to their expansion program. Several business men and medical men will be available ori this evening to answer any of your questions. Rescue Squad Notes The running count of the calls answered - has now risen to 2,479. Included in this count, are the following- June 11, at 3 p.m. in the afternoon, a call came in from McCullom Lake. A man fell from a scaffold and suffered possible fracture of the leg. He was taken in the squad ambulance to the McHenry hospital. On the 12th at 10:55 p.m. the squad members were summoned to River Terrace where a visitor suffered a seizure. She was taken to the hospital in the rescue squad ambulance. Last Sunday morning the squad members received a call to a home on Chapel Hill Road where a resident suffered a possible fatal heart attack. Once again I've been asked to urge anyone who must call in for emergency help front the Johnsburg rescue squad to be specific about location. Be sure to give the correct location, as to address, name and the phone number if possible when you call in. Please do not panic. Many times persons are in a hurry to call for help and forget some of the most important details. The squad members will be able to get there much faster if the details are clear. Another thing to remember, if you do not have a readable house number up as yet please do so right now. 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Please also keep, in mind the fourth of July is close at hand. Caution your children about getting too close to any type of fireworks. A hint today will mean health tomorrow. Students In The News John Michels really had a "wingding" at his home last Sunday. About 100 persons came and went throughout the day. They all extended their best wishes to John upon his recent graduation from the McHenry high school. Staying at the Michels home were Mr. and Mrs. Florian LaFontaine and Robert Cook of Ne\tf Regal, Ohio, and A2/c John Bugner of Duluth, Minn. Other Ohio visitors here for the graduation were Mr. ,and Mrs. Ray Bugnef and daughter, Joe Bugner and Steve, Frank Bugnei" and Catherine and the James Wisswasser family. Sandy Hettermann, a studeht at St. Therese School of Nursing, was recently elected by her classmates as secretary of the student council. She is home on a short vacation and will resume her studies as a junior on July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter, Marilyn, were present at the graduation of Ron • Smith from Northwestern University last S&tUrday. Ron received his Masters degree in business and will start working for an airline on June 28. Also graduating on this day was his fiance, Sherry Evans. She received her Bachelor of Science in Education. They were a-> mong a graduating class of almost 3000 students. Deaths Saddened All Our sympathies are extended to Mrs. Augusta Jorgenson and her family upon the recent passing of her husband, Charles. Although Mr. Jorgenson had been sick for a spell, his death came as a great sorrow for his family. He was 75 at the time of death. The death of Bernard A. Freufid came as a shock to all last Sunday morning. He was stricken at his home with a possible heart attack and passed away very suddenly. Words cannot express our heartfelt sympathies whiSh all his friends wish to relay to his widow, Anita, and his children and grandchildren. Open House Reminder Be sure to keep July 4 in mind as the day to attend the open house of your Johrisburg Rescue Squad. Hours will be from 9:30 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. Thisi-, bears remembering. Keenans Welcome First Born Tom and Joan Keenan of Decatur, Ga., have sent up smoke signals, flags, and just about any other way of telling the world that they are parents for the first time. The Keenans, (she is the former Joan Blake of McHenry) welcomed their first child, a son weighing a healthy 7 pounds on June 7. The grandparents are the Ben Blakes of McHenry, (their first grandchild) arid! the Jack Keenans of Pompano Beach, Fla. We all send our very .best wishes to the Keenans three in Georgia. SCOUT NEWS And so it is time to close once again. Be very kind to each other and we will meet right here again nekt week. WONDER LAKE CHURCH HOLDS JUNE REVIVAL , The Wonder Lake Baptist Chapel will conduct an eightday. evangelistic revival beginning Sunday, June 20. Leading the services will be Rev. Orville Richardson of McHenry. Mr. Richardson is the former pastor of Rockwell Baptist Mission in Chicago. Assisting in the services will be Douglas Stovall, a college student from Alburgquerque, New Mexico. Stovall, a foreign mission volunteer, will be leading the singing. The Wonder Lake Baptist Chapel is sponsored by the First Baptist Church of McHenry. Jim Morris the chapel pastor, announces that services will begin at 7:30 p.m. each evening and at the regular Sunday morning Worship hour of 11 a.m. The Wonder Lake Chapel is located at 7303 Oak street. The public is invited. Be modern with FOR EVERY KITCHEN Unique Faucet Convenience HERB P. FREUND Plumbing, Heating St, Repair Service 1210 N. Charles Street 385-0481 TROOP 141 Cadet te Girl Scout Troop 141 held their last meeting of the year recently but they still have lots of plans to carry out this summer. At their last meeting they spent some time learning new games and songs and enjoying a very decorative cake made by Kathy Weyland. Everyone of the troop was moved as we closed our meeting with "Now the Day is Over" It seemed the perfect ending to a very active year. Day Camp will be starting on the tvventy-eigth of this month .and many of the Cadettes plan on attending. We have made many strange requests in the past and now we have still another one. We need old sheets (torn or. not) and old wooden, broom or mop handles. These will be used by all the girls attending Day Camp so we need lots and lots of them. They can be dlopped off at the Donald Doherty residence at 1410 Green Street or at any Girl Scout leader's home. Every little bit helps. At this time of year we have a very good idea, as to how many girls will be Scouts in each age level next fnil. That is why we begip right now to look for new leaders. There will be a need for leaders on all age levels but we would like to make a special request for the Cadettes. If a new troop is not formed this fall there will be about 30 or 40 girls very disappointed that they cannot go Cn in, Scouting. The Cadet tes are seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls and are a very interesting age to work with. The biggest qualification to being a leader is to like girls and want to help them grow into better citizens through Girl Scouting. Give this some consideration and if you want to help give a call to Mrs. Jean Weyland 385- 3118 or Mrs. Clare Engh 385- 0739 as soon as possible. RUPTURE-EASER JJA: R«q, U.S. Pot, Off fA P»p#r Broc* Product) Side $495 Double $6.95 No Fitting Required A strong form-fitting washable support for reducible inguinal hernia. Back lacing adjustable. Snaps in. front. Adjustable leg strap. Soft, flat groin pad. For men, women and children. Mail orders: give measure around lowest part of abdomen. Specify right, left or double. 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