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Thursday. December 2. 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section giiMk JorNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTIBMANN 885-1290 BASKETBALL TEAM SPONSORS PANCAKE BREAKFAST SUNDAY The annual pancake breakfast sponsored by our Forester basketball team will be held next Sunday, Dec. 5, in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Everyone is invited to bring all their kin along and enjoy the morning meal out. The boys will be on hand to serve you from 7 in the morning until 1 P.M. You and your family can go to church together and then go there for breakfast. Bring your appetites along as it will be an "all you can eat" affair. Furlough Spent at Home Pvt. Rudy Fischer of Jak- «Ana Heights finished b a s i c training at Fort Knox, Ky., in O c t o b e r a n d c a m e h o m e t o spend his 12- day furlough. Following his visit with his parents, Rudy and Marge, he reported to El Paso, Texas, where he works at headquarters in the classification and assignment department at Fort Bliss. The Fischers were very happy when he called them on Thanksgiving Day. Rudy reports that the weather is beautiful-- sun shines every day and temperature hits well into the TO's. (Make us a little envious.) Sodality Holds Christmas Party The officers and members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality will gather in the Community Club hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. 14, for their yearly Christmas party. Members who plan to attend are asked to bring a dish to pass, a dollar exchange gift and something for our good S i s t e r s ' k i t c h e n s h o w e r . T h e pot-luck supper will start the evenings festivities a 6:30 p.m. If you are a member why not plan on joining in on this preholiday fun. Thanksgiving Doings , The Chuck Hillers were in Minnesota for the Thanksgiving holiday and the following weekend to spend time visiting Pam's mother and other relatives. Marge and Rudy Fischer had a typical holiday feast at their home on the "Turkey Day" when they entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and son, Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Richter. The entire Hettermann clan were present in our home on the holiday. The Richard Dehn family and Bill May and isons, Richard and Harry, as well and Harry's fiancee, Marilyn, enjoyed the hospitality of the Art Kattners in Spring Grove. Earlier in the day, Harry and Marilyn had dinner with some of her former neighbors in Lombard. On the way back to school in Missouri, Harry dropped M&rilyn off in Peoria where she teaches school. Ricky Wakitsch was home for the long weekend to spend the holiday with his family, the Gerry Wakitsches. He attends St. Mary's minor seminary in Crystal Lake. Mary, Sandy, Jean and Mike Hettermann had their Thanksgiving dinner with her father in McHenry along with other family members. Joel Himpelmann may have had to spend Thanksgiving Day in Fort Knox, Ky., but he did manage to get home to spend the weekend with his family. Sheer Delight That's exactly what the very young KimJberly Ann Jacques is to her parents, Joe and Judy. The Jacques family was made complete wheri Kimberly came to make her home with them recently. Nothing in the English language can explain the happiness that Joe and Judy are experiencing now. Their new daughter was born on Nov. 14 and weighed a most "petite 5 lbs^ 2 ozs. at birth. This young lady was baptized in St. John's church last Sunday afternoon a 2 o'clock. Her godparents were Sandy Nellis and Ken Townsend, friends of the family. Judy served dinner to the sponsors while later all the relatives were present in the Jacques home for a buffet supper. This is the third grandchild for the Leo Michels. Our very best wishes to Joe and Judy for many, many more years of happiness with their daughter, which we are all sure they will have. Hapy Birthday Wishes To Ronnie Himpelmann who celebrated his seventh natal day on Nov. 29. Basketball Notes Both the Varsity and the Junior Varsity of St. John's won their games over St. Margaret's of Algonquin last Sunday in the public school gym. We are sorry to say our Johnsburg town team lost to Marengo on Sunday by a 87- 82 score. On Dec. 7 our team will travel to Algonquin to oppose the local team there. Game time is 8 p.m. Try to get out and see as much basketball as is possible. The fellows really appreciate your rooting. Party Reminder Juvenile members of St. Agatha court No. 777 are reminded that their Christmas party is coming up on Dec. 12. Girls attending are to bring a dish to fiass as well as their exchange gift. Please keep your date in mind. People on the Go Barbara and Catherine Althoff recently visited their sister, Mrs. Gertrude Wagner, in Volo. A short while back, Marian Peet of Ringwood was a guest in their home. Carol Stilling returned to St. Coletta's school, after spending several days visiting relatives here. It is closing time for this week. Please remember to call before noon on Mondays. AUCTION The undersigned will sell the following personal property on premises located 2V2 miles south of Harvard, Illinois, on Route 23, or 8*2 miles north of Marengo, known as the Rush Creek Farm, on Wednesday, December 8th at 10:30 a.m. 59 HI-GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE -- 41 milk cows; 30 being either fresh or springing at time of sale. Balance rebred and milking well. 5 bred heifers; 4 heifers, 14 mo. old; 6 yearlings; 3-6 mo. old heifers; 1 stock bull, 20 mo. old. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Surge SP22 pump; feed cart; Groen 275 gal. bulk cooler with new motor; gas water heater; milk house heater; rinse tanks; 4 carrying pails; strainers; 5 Surge units. FEED -- 30 ft. corn silage in 16 ft. silo; 200 bales hay; 5000 bu. ear corn. .••*»«*. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT -- Farmall 560 tractor; McC. M Tractor; Farmall "H" tractor; New Holland 67 baler; McC. 450 planter with Gandy Applicators & disc openers; McC. No. 455 4 row cult.; McC. No. 60 4x14 plow, trip bottom; New Idea 2-row mounted picker, in good cond.; Gehl Mix-all mixer mill, 6 mo. old, complete; Gehl No. 72 Chop-All chopper; Gehl ensilage blower; Case 20x6 double disc grain drill with grass seed; New Idea 50 ft. elevator with gas engine; New Idea mower; Gehl hay conditioner; 2 Gehl side unloading wagons and gears; New Idea 4-bar rake on RT; green feed chopper box; 2 flare boxes and gears; running gear and flat i-ack; good hay racks; Pitfsburg 10 ft. wheel disc and ram; new t ft. bale conveyor with dust-proof motor; front end loader fund blade; Gehl ensilage chopper with sickle and corn heads; New Idea No. 19 spreader with new apron; 10 bales baler twine; 2 fuel tanks with filters; DB portable sheller; 7 ft. cultipacker; McC. 2-14 plow on RT; grain auger; Super Snoot, hyd. wagon hoist, 2 stock tanks &» floats, hog feeder and waterer, J.D. 4 section harrow; 2 2-section harrows, 2--1250 bu. wire cribs and roofs, 8 rolls snow fencing, many other items. FRANKLIN L. KRUMWIEDE, Owner -- Auctioneers -- Gordon Statle -- 312-223-5155 -- (irayslalte, Illinois William Stade, Jr. -- 312-566-S555 -- Mundelein, Illinois McHENKY STATE BANK, Clerking TER>IS: All sums of $25.00 and under, cash. Over this amount one-fourih down and the balance in six monthly payments with interest at six per cent. Make arrangements for credit with clerk before sale. » Not Responsible lor Accidents Zoeilucr Lunch Wagon on Grounds EDDIE the EDUCATOR says i(BL* Higher education, on Ifw w*»A> hold of an unprecedented boom, should mean more ticket or a device to earn more money. Illinoif Education Altocioliow SHOP IN McHENRY HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 HOLD COOKIE EXCHANGE PARTY AT MAHON HOME The beginning of December is also the beginning of one of the busiest and most cheerful times of the year. There are decorations to put up, shopping to be done, cookies to bake and parties, parties, parties. The first to be held locally is a cookie party. Tomorrow evening will find a group of women gathered at the Mahon home to exchange cookies and recipies. Taking a container of will return with the same numof cookies with, each will returne with the same number of cookies but with a big variety. Next Wednesday, Dec. 8, will find the Wiman's Club gathered at the ranch house for their annual Christmas party. Each woman is to bring two gifts, one for a $1 gift exchange and the other complete nonsense to add fun to the evening's festivities. SNOW FLAKE FLOP The entire population of Holiday Hills and their guests are welcome to the annual Holiday Hills Property Owners Association Christmas party to be held at the Wauconda American Legion Hall. The date is Saturday, Dec. 11, with tickets still available from the following: John Van Duyn, Helen Boettcher, Donna Kasprzyk, Mary Mahon, Midge Teuber and Joan Schroeder. GOBBLE, GOBBLE Hurray for all the families who received turkeys last Monday, Nov. 22: H. Stauros, J. Toba/ K. Teuber, A. Gibbs, C. Weiss, P. Roth , A. Weiland, F. K. Frantz, H. Senion, J. Rose N. Pahlke- W. Keller, John Salyards, J. and K. Erickson< R. Strossner, L. Dolatowski, M. Ary, and J. Hellery. Orchids to the committee in charge; Bill Abbink, Eunice and Chuck Heise, Earline Mettelka, Harry Schroeder, John Van Duyn, Pat Roth, Mayo Profrockt Jack Connell. Jim Harper, Dick Bemis, Marge Potratz, Vi Wyczesany, Gerry Smith, Wayne and Alice Malzahn and Carl Weiss. ALICE IN WONDERLAND Alice in Wonderland will be presented at the Junior High school auditorium in McHenry this Satuday, Dec. 4, sponsored by the Cadette Girl Scouts. The following local girls will have tickets for the aftern o o n p e r f o r m a n c e ; B e t s y Haufe, Pat Schmidt, Bonnie McWilliams, Kathy Weyland and Amy Howell. PINK BUNDLE A lovely little pink bundle arrived seven weeks early at Harvard hospital at 12:56 on Nov. 25, Thanksgiving Day. Kimberly Marie Howard is the first child of Jerry and Carol (Slusher) Howard and the g r a n d a u g h t e r o f C h a r l e s a n d Ruby Slusher of Driftwood Drive. Weighing only 3 lbs. and 8 ozs., Kimberly was transferred to a hospital in Peoria where she will get the special' care a teeny one her size requires. An interesting note--her father,- Jerry, was born on Thanksgiving Day 27 years ago. Our congratulations to the Howards and Slushers!! CUB SCOUT MEETINGS The Cub Scouts now have 3 dens--one den meets at the Connell home with Helen Perkins as den mother and Marge Connell assisting, another den has Gerry Minter as den mother with Barbara Krause assisting and the third has Mae White a s d e n m o t h e r a n d G e r r y Breede assisting, however, Mae will not be able to take over at the present time, so Shirley Haufe has volunteered to pinch hit for a while. The next pack meeting will be the annual Christmas party at the Ranch House on Dec. 16. The boys are busy working on their Christmas projects. GET-WELL WISHES Get-well wishes to Hal Breede recuperating from a heart attack and to Frank Konecny who spent some time in Woodstock hospital recently. GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to little Scott Postal who celebrated his second birthday on Nov. 23. / ' A- special happy birthday to our own/dear Wendy who will be 6 y^rs old tomorrow, Dec. 3 and birthday greetings to Wayne Wemken whose birthday is Dec. 8. Happy anniversary to Herb and Arlene Hill who celebrate their special day tomorrow, Dec. 3. SILVER ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Evelyn and Frank Konecny who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with an open house for their many friends and relatives on Sunday, Nov. 28. The Konecnys have three children, Wayne, Kathleen and Dale, and three grandsons, Bobby, and the twins, Daren and Dion. Read the Classifieds FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. 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