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Page Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 12, 196^ Johnsburg LARGE CLASS OF COMMUNICANTS AT ST. JOHN'S by Betty Hettermann Sunday, May 8. was a very happy day for fifty-six children of St. John's parish. After marching in procession into church, the children entered the sanctuary to renew the promises made for them by their godparents the day they were baptized. In spite of the inclement weajher, members of the First Communion class would not let their spirits be dampened on such an important day. The following children wore in the class prepared by Sister M. Ameliette, O.S.F., L.irry Adams, Michael. Anderson, JennifW Blythe, Michael Bott. Glenn Brand. Michael Callendnr, James Cios, Barbara Coari. George Colomer, Patrick Colomer, Caryn Darrhody, John Dehn, Patrick De Froricisco, Emily Diedrich, Jo Ann Diedrich, Douglas Ferris, Dale Freund, Michael Freund. •Cynthia Golohish, Mary Harrington, Howard Hart, Thomas Healy, Timothy Healy, Susan Heim, Karen Hettermann, J a c q u e l y n H i l l e u , B a r b a r a Himpelmann, Cynthia Hopp. Kathleen Joyce, Nancy Kenney. John Johnston, Joan La Fontaine, Mary Jane Lakowksi, Charles Lima, Ronald Lowery, Jeffrey Misavice, Melissa Montalbano, D e b r a Noah, Sherwood Palmer, Cynthia Peloquin. Loren Pitzen. Christine Roy. Arnold Schmitt, John Smith, Alan Stilling. Rosemarie Thelen, Charles Tonyan, Paul Voight, Thomas Wakitsch, Lynn Weber, Edward Weiss, Ronald Weidner, Charles Wilson and Joanne Zenner. Flower girls were: Mary O'Connor, Marilyn Michels, C h r i s t i n e W e i n g a r t , D o n n a Noah, Mary Jo Kennebeck and Linda Hopp. Small altar boys were: Roger Tonyan, Gary Adams, John Metzger, Billy Colomer, Joseph La Fontaine, and Joseph Dehn. Altar boys serving Mass were Duane ] Schmitt, James Palmer, David | Himpelmann and James La j Fontainf. At 7:30 that evening, the Communion class and members of this years graduating class ! marched into church to form i the living rosary. Mary Kay i Freund was chosen, to present : Our Blessed Mother with a beautiful bouquet of roses. The eighth grade girls formed a court of honor. relatives when the| Heiders hold open house after 2 p.m. at their home. Congratulations to all! "Mail Box Improvement Week" The post office department > has designated the week of May 16 to 21, as "Mail Box Im- ! provement Week." The depart - 1 ment wishes to encourage pa- ; trons to provide suitable re- {coptacles erected and mainj tained for easy and safe acces- ! sibility, presenting a neat ap- | pea ranee, and affording the ! best protection to the mail. j Little League Meeting | Of interest to the little j'leagufe players is the meeting l coming up oh May 16. This i meeting will be held in the | community club hall at 8 p.m. j Any fathers of boys between I the ages of 8 and 12 are wel- ! come to come and join in on i the forthcoming discussion and i election of officers. /t5oache§^ managers, etc.. are needed to get things going for the young fellows this season. If you can not be piSfsent but would like more information, please contact Dick Hauck. Congratulations Corner A very special wish is sent to John Smith who will be celebrating his eighty-fifth birthday on May 18. ' Teddy Stilling will turn 11 come May 27. Three years of marital bliss will be celebrated by Clarence and Lucille Smith on May 18 while on May 28, Richard and Catherine Dehn will be married 11 years. A silver wedding of interest will be celebrated next Sunday. May 15, by Mr. and Mrs. I Fred Heider of Woodstock.. Her i father, Jacob P. Miller, will be i joining them to celebrate as I will many of their friends and Around the Town Joan La Fontaine was surrounded by many members of her family when her parents fet«d her with a pa$y honoring her First Holy Communion day. Marge and "Pete" Peterson entertained their parents and Marge's sister's family on Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn, Mr. and Mrs. Beeskow and the Bert Davis family all of Chicago, Mr. and Mi's. Jack Keenan of Pompano Beach, Fla., Mary Elizabeth Klapperieh of Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Freund and family, Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Mrs. Catherine Freund, the Bill family, Bob Hettermann were guests for breakfast, or dinner in either the Richard Dehn or Jim Hettermann home last Sunday in honor of the double celebration of Kareti Hettermann and John Delin who made their Communiorf earlier in the day. Tom Wakitsch Entertained, relatives from Chicago on his "Big Day" last Sunday as did Johnny Johnston. Pat and Mary Hiller had their family with them for supper in celebration of Mother's Day. The I^eon Derbin family of Milwaukee were among some r>f the guests present in the Norbert Hiller home on May 8 to celebrate Jackie's first Communion day. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oeffling, Kathleen and Sherry were euests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Levee on Mother's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hettermann and family attended a wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyk in Chicago last Saturday evening. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the surviving members of the George Westfall family. Mr. Westfall passed away at the Villa Rest Home last^'eek. He resided in Sunnyside Beach many years prior to his death. Girl Scouts and Brownie News Troop 408, 295 and 378 held a joint rciiearsal last Monday afternoon in preparation of the Mother-Daughter tea on May 10. Troops 295 and 378 are planning a bus trip to Chicago to see a children's theater play on May 14. The girl scouts of troop 408 will have their outing sometime next month. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS AWARDED CONTRACT Among contracts'awarded by the state was one to Anderson Tree Service of McHenry for S3,r>68 for: weed control spraying for 219.7 miles on various routes in JoDaviess, Stephenson. Carroll, Whiteside and Lee counties. • FROLICKING CHARMERS Saddened by Death Our community joins in relaying their sympathies to Walter Deroche of Pistakee Bay upon the recent passing of his brother. The many friends Peter C.ebhardt has accumulated over the past years as a summer visitor, will miss him as the nice weather comes around. Mr. Gebhardt passed away, in Chicago on April 27. He is survived by his widow and two sisters. BAKE SALE The Mariola club of St. Mary's church, Woodstock.. is sponsoring a bake sale on Friday. May 13, at Hoffman's Real Estate in that city, starting at 9 a.m. TAX DEADLINE May 31 is the deadline for filing personal property in McHenry township, according to Assessor Lester Bacon. His office at 203 John street is open each week, Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. to assist taxpayers. King Philadelphus of Egypt, in 261 B.C., released 124,000 Jewish slaves held in his country. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 Among the performers at the entertainment for the benefit of cerebral palsy, held at the Wing 'n Fin club recently, were these "lovely" dancers: Top row, left to right: Robert Doherty, Ronald Tiedeman and Ernest Harth. Bottom row. Chase Koch, James Gardner and Ray Bujac. Missing when the picture was taken were Roy Meineke, Albert Stilling and John Brosky. These "charmers" were members of the Frollickrng Follies dance, which was a kick-off dinner for the cerebral palsy drive. tiKiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAKEE BAT NEAR McHENRY I § Home for the Aged | SENILE . . . . BED P A T I E N T S | Mrs. Anna Zee -- Owner | | Phone EVergreen 5*0461 | gMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiinniiiiiiininiiiiniHiiiiiiniHHiiiiiniiHiiiiiinnl Put the finest label ...on your table! <> - x'* S-- - ' - You'll find good food tastes even better when you make it Miller with your meal... that's Miller High Life... Milwaukee-brewed to be good with food. 'The Champagne of Bottle Beer Browed ONLY In Milwaukee... enjoyed throughout the world I (MUM •NWMM CO. M--nftn. Wi*. JX t "Something Wonderful's Going to Happen" That's the feeling Spring brings . . . especially when you meet the lighthearted season in one of these Curlee suits. This superbly styled, Springweight, 3- button model says to those around you: "Here's the man who makes things happen." All the new Curlee patterns and colors are now In stock. Why not select your choice todiay? Curlee Suits $49.50 to $65 Store for MEN 117 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, 111. Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fridays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon HOSPITAL WEEK IS OBSERVED AT COUNTY MEMORIAL A hospital is many things to many people, and Memorial Hospital for McHenry County at Woodstock, gives a quick look to the many things it represents as National Hospital Week gets under way. The hospital hourly contains dramas that would make any. radio or television program seem mild by comparison. Memorial hospital's switchboard operator could tell many of these tragic, exciting and wonderful stories if her lips were not sealed bv the ethics of her position. And the housekeeper might tell about the "longest shopping list in town" if she were to discuss all of the things a hospital needs to purchase just tb keep the rooms immaculate, tidy, and perfect for occupancy. Hospital Administrator Berr tram Hanson runs an institution of "many hands and many skills" (this year's theme for National Hospital Week) and must see that the staff contains persons with the training and background to properly run an accredited hospital. Tl:ere are, of course, the highly trained technicians and nurses; and there are laboratory workers,' a librarian, a dietitian, 1 nurse aides, laundry workers, those who do the cleaning, those who operate the maintenance services. And there is a full restaurant in operation in. the middle of the hospital. A restaurant with a difference. It must prepare many special meals for those with-Special needs; and provide it in an appetising manner and with a choice of foods. ,.The bustle back of the scenes is seldom seen by the patient but those unseen workers are busy keeping records of care and progress, keeping supplies in readiness, and equipment in constant order. Hanson says that, "It is important for the community to understand that payroll costs for personnel account for the major part of total hospital costs, and they increase as services are increased. Hanson says, also, that while automation can and does cut personnel costs in industry, it cannot. do so in the hospital to any great extent. Hospitals use machines wherever possible, he says, but most hospital sendees must be performed by people. "Patient care cannot be standardized," says the administrator, "and there is no automation that will take the place of the kind hands of an efficient nurse, or the confident tone of a doctor's voice." 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