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Thursday, July 28, 2968 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER • • • .... '• Y>, K ; Section Two -- Page Pit© Twmm .eBiiw-yp JOINSBURB NEWS BETTY HBTTtRMANlt MH« GIRL FORESTER MAKE PLANS FOE SUMMER OUTING The annual summer picnic tor juvenile members of St. Agatha court No. 777, W.C.O.F., will be held at Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake" on Aug. 3. Any member wishing to participate in this fun day should be sure to pick up ay permission slip for their parents signature from either LuAnn \Smith or Joan Freund as soon as possible. Slips must be returned by July 31. This year the dirt ectors are going to try something different in regards to the food. Girls attending the picnic will not have to bring their, own hamburgers or hot dogs, neither will they have to bring, a dish to pass. The directors are taking care of all the menu planning. Eaoh girl will have to pay a small fee to defray .the food cost though. Please pick up your slips now and get them h£ck in so you won't be left out of -this big fun-filled day . Remember. the date is Aug. 3 for all you members who are interested in going along. Hospital Patients Mrs. Delia Miller is once again a patient at the McHenry hospital. She was taken there by ambulance one night last week. I'm sure she would be most happy to hear fromJher many friends during her confinement. I understand that Art Stilling is a patient at the same hospital. He underwent surgery sometime last week and by now should be feeling a little more "chipper". Jacob Fritz is progressing quite well in St. Therese hospital in Waukegan where he Helena Rubinstein Once- A°¥@ar ilJIUTY SALE Save Up lo 47% "One to buy . • . a Free Beauty Companion lo try." • Skin Dew Cleanser • Silk Fashion Makeup • NUDIT (for the face) • Heaven Sent Perfume • Roll Dry Deodorant NYE P1UG 1825 X. Riverside Dr. Phone 385 - 4426 has been confined for over two weeks. . .. Please remember the above mentioned people, as well as alt the other persons In our area who are not uprto-par in your daily prayers. Visitors From Ohio Ofope Again As is sort of a summer custom in the home of Arnie and Clara Michels, visitors from Ohio and sometimes other parts of the .country come and go. It . is. a big thrill for. the Michels family to V have their relatives drop in on them throughout the summer months. This past week Mr. and Mrs. Florian La Fontaine of * New Regal, Ohio, were their guests. While here the La Fontaines spent time with ofhesr .relatives and friends also. Entertains At Bfidge Gathering Mrs. Marie Kozie was hostess at a three day bridge tournament at: her1 summer home on Sunnyside peach Drive on July 18 9 l,,nd20 Among those present were Mrs.' Ann Wallace ofChicago, Mrs. Martha Chodera arid Mrs. Alma Reimer, both of Park Ridge. It was a grand session of cards, food and laiigHs. Dlaoer Line Events. . Congratulations to. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Lindberg of Jakr Ana Heights who .became parents for the second time on July 15. Their son, Dayid Alan, was born in the Sherman hospital in Elgin and weighed a healthy 8 lbs. 5 oz. There is a big sister waiting at home just dying to get acquainted with her new brother. Martin and Rosina Weber became grandparents once again on July 20. Their daughter and husband, Bob and Elaine Otis of Crystal Lake, welcomed a daughter who weighed almost 8 lbs. at birth. They also have a son, Bobby, whb is a little over one year old. Our very best wishes for future happiness to these two young couples and their new additions. People On The Go Father Claver Smith, who has been our summer priest here at St. John's is unable to be here this year, due to the fact that his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, are visiting with him for several weeks in Rome, Italy. Father Smith is sorely missed by his aunt and uncle, Kate and G e o r g e T u s s e y , and g o o d friends, the Fred Heinzes and the Roy McCarthys. There are also many, many other friends too numerous to mention that will feel Father Smith's absence. Here's hoping Father will be with us again next year. Tony and Loretta Freund of McHenry and Richard and Catherine Dehn "Got away from it all" over last weekend and took a short car ride up towards Prairie du Chien, Wis. It was fun just to be able to • Designed for the Beginner as well as the experienced diver. • Simple and Economical to operate. • Twin air compressors plus two 25-foot lengths of hose. • Two full-face masks* back harnesses and diver's flag. • Simple easy to understand instructions. Made by EVINRUDE 4ft ONLY Now On Display at iftli©E kMME East End of Old Bridge -- McHenry FMOMEs 385-33S0 get away for the three days for the two couples. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee and daughters, Nancy and Georgia, of Chicago, were Saturday afternoon visitors in the home of Frank and Agnes Freund. Bob and Joan Freund and Debbie j ust returned after spending a week fishing in Turtle Lake, Wis. The Joe Floods, the., Ray Fitzgeralds and the Roy McCarthys celebrated the birthday of Mr. Fitzgerald in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tussey over last weekend. News From A Recuperating Patient The many interested friends of Mrs. Jeppe Jepsen Will be happy to know she is on the mend following surgery at the Highland Park hospital. It will be^nquite a long recuperation but with her stamina, I'm sure she will come through with "flying colors". Since her release from the hospital, Mrs. Jepsen has been staying with her daughter, Lola, in Highland Park. The hours will hang heavy for her so why not drop her a card and send along a few words of good cheer. Her address is 2222 Highmoor Road Highland Park, 111. will be an "old man" of $ur on Aug. 12V . V - Aug. 18 Terry Kruger will enter her teens. Many happy returns of the day to these and all, the other August celebrants. Little Lynnette Dust observed her second birthday last Sunday by being the "center of attraction" at a party held in her home. Joining in on the festivities were her, parents, Bill and Sharon, both sets of grandparents, the Arthur Dusts and the Jacob Thiels, as well as the Ron Callahan family, the Norman Dust family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schumann, Tom Thiel and Sandi Nellis. Anniversary Coming Up Very special wishes to Rudy and Marge Fischcr of Mehring Avenue, who will be celebrating another wedding anniversary oh Aug. 3. We all hope they will enjoy many nacre in the forthcoming years. Showers Honor Bride-To-Be Marilyn Smith, daughter of Walter and Millie Smith, of Spring Grove Road, was the victim of not one, but. two -sijrprises last week. On Wednesday evening she was guest of honor at a. pre-nuptial shower given in the home of Shirley Gherke in Woodstock. About fifteen girjs with Whom Marilyn works were on hand to bestow gifts for future use in her home. Lunch was enjoyed by all those present after the opening of many beautiful gifts., On Sunday afternoon surprise caught up with Marilyn again. Sherry Smith, Janet Huemann, Mary -Lu Wakitsch, Ann Sullivan, Trish Weber, DeeAnn Freund and Debbie Hester hosted a miscellaneous shower in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Over thirty-five women were in attendance to watch the bride-to-be open more ldVely things that will prove most useful' in the time ahead. The hostesses served a most delicious lunch. Marilyn will become the bride of Jim Hester of McHenry, in St. John's church on Aug. 13. Dance In View" Last item for this week, but certainly not least, please keep in mind the dance on Aug. 27 sponsored by our own Johnsburg Rescue Squad. Some of the members have made hovise to house calls to sell tickets. If you have been missed, please call any of the members and they will be most happy to supply your needs. Do your little part by purchasing several tickets and show these boys we are all behind them in their never ending calls of emergency. And so it is goodbye time once again. Keep those phone calls coming. Take care and we will meet here again next week. Birthday Notes Karen Hettermann will be in line for "Happy Birthday" wishes come August 3 when she observes birthday number fourteen. Tom Wakitsch wiil celebrate the same amount of years on the twelfth of this month. Young Bobby Hettermann Wonae® of the Moose The Women of the Moose held their second meeting of the month. Tuesday, July 19. The meeting was called to order by Senior Regent Gloria Flannigan, with twenty-three members present. Collegian Ethel Bruce received her Red Tassel, presented by Collegians Marge Fernstorm, Mable Thomas and Alyce Kowel. Balloting was held for Mrs. Fred Gilmore and Mrs. Joseph Smith. Plans were made to have a luau Aug. 13. Alyce Kowel received the special award. Refreshments were served by the College of Regent committee. Th next "^W.O.T.M. meeting will be held Aug. 3 at 8 p.m. Carmella Miceli, Publicity Chairman For Your Information Dear friends. One of the advantages of the funeral directing profession is the opportunity to know the personal satisfaction of rendering a high type or essential! service to humanity. Through his skill and knowledge, the funeral director can do much to ease the shock and sorrow of bereavement. Even as the clergy, he is well aware of his deep responsibility to his community. Respectfully, PETE & FUNERAL MOME McHenry, Illinois Ambulance Service 385-0063 reat ewe/ ; ChoOse the parts you like Best ! GOV'T. INSP. GRADE A CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEGS lb! CHICKEN A*! 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