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Choice Specimen JOKNSBURG NEWS ssii:^ fit®! 'V HETTY HETT^RMANX 385-1296 PLAN HALLOWEEN FUN FOR JUNIOR FORESTER GIRLS All junior members of St. Agatha court, No. 777 are reminded that at their next meeting a Halloween celebration will be on the agenda. Girls are asked to come in costume on Monday evening, Oct. 21, to the Johnsburg Community club hall at 7 p.m. The regular business will precede the Halloween fun and games. Come, join in on the evening's fun. Come in costume. HOSPITAL PATIENTS We are happy to learn that Mrs. Joe Frett is once again at home. She is still feeling a little under the weather but to be home is a comfort in itself. St. Theresa hospital in Waukegan lists Hakon Christensen of Spring Grove road as a patient. He has been there since a week ago last Tuesday with back trouble. At this writing he is in traction and it is not known how long he will be confined. Why not drop him a card with a cherry message. ANOTHER OUR PLAINDEALER PHOTO Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle of Ringwood are the Hubbard type squash ifi center weighed in at 22 first to view the window display they presented bis., a product of the very exceptional garden to the Plaindealer last Friday morning. The tended by the couple during the past summer. ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 no®tn) 2 p,m. FINE FOODS --COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 Phone JA 6-2929 QUEEN IN MIDST Our very best of happy wishes to JoAnn Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Freund, who reigned over McHenry high school as their homecoming queen last weekend. Many queens as well as several kings in these past year have come out of our little community, and each one of these young people has lived up to the honor bestowed upon them by their classmates and teachers. Once again sincere congratulations to Jo- Ann upon this happy honor. at the Divine Heart Seminary there. This was the first time they were able to spend some time with him since he left here rigftt after Labor Day. They were s happy to see how well he looks and how wonderful he has acclimated to the routine.of the school. WEDDING feELLS RING OUT On Oct. 5, .the former Mary Jo Weingart became the bride of James O'Brien. The beautiful bride is the daughter of John and Fran Weingart. The young couple repeated their nuptial vows in St. John's church and a reception in their honor followed later in the community club hall. The new Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien will take up residence in McHenry upon their return from their honeymoon trip. Among the latest young couples to say "I Do" are the former Kathleen Powers and Harry Hettermann. They were married last Saturday in St. Patrick's church in McHenry and were honored with a reception in the community club hair also. The newlyweds plan a trip out west and will live in McHenry upon the completion of their trip. Our best of happy wishes to these two newly married couples and may they always be as happy as they are right now. SURPRISED ON ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen of St. John's avenue were very pleasantly surprised last Sunday afternoon by their family, relatives, neighbors, and friends when they congregated at their home for a celebration of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. This was a memorable day for the Thelens and will not be forgotten. A delicious buffet supper was prepared by the guests prior to the surprise. Joining in on the Thelens' happy "day were the Vern and Ray Thelen families, Joe N. Schmitt, Messers and Mesdames: John N. Schmitt, Ben J. Tfcelen, Fred J. Smith, William Althoff, Charles Freund, Ben Smith, Peter M. Freund, Lloyd Freund, Frank Freund, Joe L. Freund, Bill Rutzen, Ed Frett, Joe Hiller, George Schmitt, George Oeffling, A1 Oeffling, Joe Miller, Art Thelen, Joe Frett, Mike Schaefer, George Hiller, Charles Michels, Mrs. Dena May and Mrs. Regina Nett. We join in sending our best wishes along to the Thelens also and may they have many more happy anniversaries in the future. So another week comes to an end. I hope you all have a safe and healthy week ahead and please try to stay well. FRL, OCT., 18, 1968- PLAINDEALER-PG. BOY SCOUT » NEWS TROOP 131 There are four boys in our troop who this week deserve honorable mention. Uiey are Clay Patzke, Jim Bacon, Mike McCracken and David Negley. These •> boys spent last Saturday morning picking up "Goodwill" bags that were earlier delivered to McHenry area homes by Cub Scouts. This project left the boys with the good feeling that they had done something to help people less fortunate than they are themselves. This Friday the troop leaves for the district "Camporee" They will leave as a group at 6:30 p.m. from the Methodist church and return Sunday aft--- ernoon. r Hie troop has a dinner date Jv next week. On Wednesday, Oct. [, 23, the Methodist Men's club | has invited Scout leaders, ex plorer post, Scout troops and _ Webelos pack to a special din- Ifi ner meeting. They will go as non paying guests. The parents of the boys are invited as paying guests. Please make reserva- n* tions by contacting Lester Ba- *% con, 3709 W. Main street. Don McCracken Public Relations. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Home Accidents Home accident deaths in the United States in 1967 totaled about 28,500, according to the National Safety Council. More than one-third of those killed were persons 75 years old and older. Falls caused about twofifths of the deaths, with fires and other types of accidents accounting for the rest. * # * ITEM: The large fern family is versatile. Attractive with any decorative style, they're also fine for hanging baskets. These popular house plants should be kept in porous clay pots to guard t h e i r r o o t s a g a i n s t too much m o i s t u r e . They do well at moderate temperature -- not over 75 deg r e e s -- and grow n i c e l y in semi-sunny or shaded areas. //fffincMTtes ROLLINS RD. VOLO 120 6HENRY s Pecia FOR P R I V A T -OPENFri., Sat., Open 5 p.m. Sunday 12:00 Noon Harvest Dinner Dance Sat Nov. 23rd Golden Tunes Orchestra Reservations Recommended diners Served i* I fm§ Xma* Stpio |. FOR ItKSKIIVATt®C3Q JU*tk» 7-0741 ON ROUINSltD NORTH SHORE OF LONG LAKE L RATR E BANGUI T u n SERVICE WEEKEND VISITORS INDIANA The entire family of Ray Krugers made the trip to Donaldson, Ind., on a recent weekend to vi sit Mark who is a freshman l r Ornamented CATERING Iron and q Structural Steel Barber Shop Home Cooking • Hair Coloring Hettermann's ^ • Hair Styling • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts MIXER MATE i l l MIXING BOWLS Truly a housewife's delight... the handiest bowls you'll ever own. Specifically designed for use with any electric mixer, these gem-hard .016 stainless steel bowls will serve the needs of a lifetime, yet stay bright-as-new through constant daily use. They are versatile too, because three different sizes (3 quart, VA quart, and % quart) can also be used for everything from serving popcorn to feeding the dog. Clean up in a jiffy too, and stainless steel won't corrode, rust, chip, crack, break or stain. And they nest for compact storage! YOURS FOR SAVING $300 OR MORE! To get your three-piece Mixing Bowl Set free, simply open a new McHenry Savings account with $300 or more or add this amount to your present account. Limit: One set per account. TRANSFER YOUR SAVINGS? It's easy! Just bring in your passbook and we'll handle the details for you. Your savings are insured to $15,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. Not one penny has ever been lost in a savings account insured by the FSLLC. ADAMS BEos. Repair 300€ Wo EL 120 3854)783 rout uviaci INSURED McH SAVI MEMBER Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Federal Home'Loan Bank System Savings and Loan Foundation United States Savings and Loan League Illinois Savings and Loan League & LOAN AS 1209 N- Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 Phone:385-3000 GET THE PARTS YOU WANT - WHEN YOU NEED THEM from Community Auto Supply Phone 385-0778 FOR SERVICE 5 COUNTERMEN Mike Kalfus Frank Meisner Arnold Anderson Dan Strach Stan Pankiewicz Drive in Anytime, and see your car shin fast! *ok®Ikmd Park CAS W^SH Next to Phillip's 66 JAKE'S by appointment 385-7771 Farm Equipment George P. Freund, Inc. Case - New Holland 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry RAYCR&FT & PATZKE BUILDERS General Contractors McHENRY Phone 385-7851 or 5534 Buy-Sell-Trade Illinois most Gun Store with a selection of over 1,000 guns In stock McHEHHY GUM CEHTER Daily 9-9, Sat. & Sun. 9-6 3325 W. 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