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Pago Twelve THE MCHENRY PLAINDEAL^B Tuesday, November 22, lMi hsiakM Highlands New Members Join Teen Club Hazel Morley Hy 7-3S20 Three new members were voted into the 'teen club at the November meeting. They are Ruth Stevens, John -Ceynowa of Pistakee Highlands and Howie Cain of Pistakee Hills. An informal dance is being planned in honor of the new officers end honoring all members and their parents. The dance is scheduled for Nov. 26 at the barn. Women's Club President Lorraine Ullo. asks that all members remember to bring along their pastry tubes to the Nov. 30 meeting. This will be at 8 p.m. at the barn. Also if anyone has their merchandise ready for the bazaar to be held on Dec! 3, they can drop, it off at 218 S. Louella. The bazaar will begin at li a.m. Anniversaries Congratulations to Jim and Jane Malpk who will celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary on Nov. 28. To that happy couple, Dick and Lee Conway, I send my best wishes in honor of their fourteenth anniversary on Dec. 3. spent a day last week ih Meadowdale. Anna Cohrs attended the L u t h e r a n C h i l d r e n W e l f a r e League luncheon at Island Lake on Tuesday, Nov. 15. Eight ladies from the Zion Lutheran church accompanied her. Joyce Heir was hostess to her many friends and neighbors last Wednesday when she had a home party. Mrs. Betty Crosdale was Godmother for her niece's baby on Nov. 13 at St. Mel's church in Chicago. The name of the baby is Laura Jean Graf. Pat Jackson was hostess at a bridal shower on Nov. 18. The shower was in honor of Pat's future sister-in-law, Mary Ann Thaney. Miss Thaney will lie married to Pat's brother, Ron, on Dec. 3. Sympathy My deepest sympathy to the Victor Rockel family who were saddened by the death of Mr. Rockel's mother, Kathleen Rockel, on Nov. 12. Mrs. Rockel was 70 .years old. Services were held in Chicago. Don Rockel was given a three day pass from the Navy to attend his Grandmother's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Thode attended also. Bye Again This ends the column for another week. I sure would like to get some new names in it. How about calling in your news items if I don't get around to calling you? Bye now and happy T h a n k s g i v i n g e v e r y o n e . Wherever you may be I' hope you will take a few moments to thank God. Baptized Jay Michael, the infant son of Pat and Ron Jackson, was baptized on Nov. 13 at St. Peter's church in Spring Grove. Godparents were Roger and Phyllis Shem. A dinner was served following the ceremony. Birthdays Happy birthday to my buddy, Lois Mason, who will celebrate her twenty-seventh birthday on Nov. 30. Happy birthday to Arta Havlik on Nov. 25. Belated birthday wishes to Bev Lewandowski who celebrated her birthday on Nov. 16. This Saturday your reporter sends her best wishes to Michael Conway who will celebrate his thirteenth birthday. Here and There Kay Sielisch was a luncheon guest last Thursday afternoon at the home of Lil Orlowski. i Last Thursday Carl Haefliger attended the Past Masters night at Germania Lodge in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ted WroblewsM and daughter, will soon be moving back into^their Jhome on Louella avenue. I am pleased to report that Mrs. Emma Rosengart is back on her feet again and was able to return home after spending a few days at the home of her daughter, Toots Spankuch. Mr. and Mrs. John Haddock had a neighborly get-together on Nov. 12 at their home. Guests for the evening were Tom and Lois Mason, Dot and Jack Erbin, Jan and Jerry Janquart, Carl a and Jim Bales, Ray and Dolly Novotay and Bob and Lorraine Hurckes. Mrs. Haddock served potato salad, ham and I heard some delicious beef and brown gravy. Don and Audrey Morin and sons spent Sunday, Nov. 13, visiting in Chicago with Audrey's sister, Jackie. Kay Sielisch, Dan and Betty Johnson and Blanche Heafliger Thanksgiving Doings „ Jim and Jane Malek will spend their Thanksgiving day with the Senior Jim Maleks in Brookfield. Carl and Blanche Haefliger will spend their holiday at the H. B. Evans home in Wenona. This is . also a family reunion. Pat and Ron Jackson will have their daughter, Margaret, their sons, Raymond, and their families as guests over the holiday. Nothing like grandchildren around to make the day complete. Tom and Lois Mason entertained Tom's brother, his wife, and their three children for the holiday. Lois served the traditional turkey and all the trimmings. Don and Audrey Morin will entertain both families at their home for their Thanksgiving dinner. Bob and Lorraine Hurckes and sons will spend their holiday in Mt. Prospect with Bob's sister, Pauline Baugous, and family. Your reporter, hubby and sons, Dick, Mike, Gary and Brad, will journey to my sister's home in North Lake. We will also celebrate the sixteenth birthday of my twin nephews. Johnsburg P.T.A. There was a good turnout of parents for the open house held for the November meeting despite the severe rains. The parents were given the opportunity to visit their children's room, hear a brief discussion about the work schedule and then a question and answer period. Afterwards refreshments were served in the all purpose room. I might add that there were so many to choose from it was hard to make a decision. I knew the group at my table tried to sample as many as possible. Oh well, eat today, diet tomorrow. The fourth grade students of Miss Joan Simms surprised her with a bridal shower also on the fifteenth. Miss Simms will be married Saturday. St. John's News Tina O'Mally and Lee Conway are collecting items for the bazaar to be held on Sunday, Dec. 3. If you have anything you would like to contribute they will be more than happy to see that it gets there. Just drop your articles off at the D'Mally residence on Agatha Drive and at Lee Conway's on Woodland Drive. OBITUARIES EVELYN RUTH YOUNG Last rites were conducted at 1 o'clock Saturday from the Peter M. Justen funeral home for Mrs. Evelyn Ruth Young of Ingleside, who died Wednesday evening, Nov. 16, in Harvard hospital, where she had been a patient for two days. Rev. James H. Hagerty of Ingleside officiated at the services, followed by burial in Acacia Park cemetery, Chicago. The deceased was born fiftythree years ago, on Oct. 27, 1907, in Chicago. Her death followed an illness of about five months. Mrs. Young had been a resident of Ingleside about nineteen years, and was employed in secretarial work. Survivors include her son; LeRoy L. of Waukegan; her mother, Augusta Paulson,, of Ingleside; a brother, Laurence R. Paulson, of Phoenix, Ariz.; two sisters, Harriett Domas of Ingleside and Dorothy Heckel of Chillicothe, Ohio; also two grandsons. Johnsburg SQUAD MEMBERS GIVE FIRST AID . TIPS TO MOTHERS 1*3* Betty Hettermann Four members of the Johnsburg rescue squad were present as guest speakers at last Monday's meeting of St. John's Home and School Association. Giving the members in attendance at this time helpful points of first aid in cases of emergency were John Stone, Gerry Wakitsch, Dick .Fredrick and Bill Haag. Members of the association are indebted to these fellows for taking the time to deliver their talks of great use. In the earlier portion of this meeting, further plans of the forthcoming bazaar were discussed. The bazaar will be held on Dec. 4 at the community club hall beginning at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Various booths will be set up to sell such items as used clothing, bakery goods, fancy work items, religious articles, white elephant pieces, etc. Donations of any of the above mentioned items would be greatly appreciated. If you would like to donate anything in those categories and have not been contacted as yet, please call Catherine Fredrick. Mrs. Fredrick will see that someone picks up your donations if it is. impos-, sible for you to drop it off. Close to seventy members were present at this meeting including the Sisters and teachers. Parent-teacher conferences have been held Monday and Tuesday of this past week. church ih Burlington, Wis. Gathering at the Buss home following the baptism for a buffet lunch were: Mr. and Mrs. George Schmitt, Lois and Elaine, Carol Schmitt of Milwaukee, Roger Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. George Mann and daughters, Mrs. Ella Buss, Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Buss, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds and family, Ella Jean Buss of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Madeleine Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sarbacker and Ricky of Basset, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. George Kane, Miss Mayme Buss and last but certainly not least Miss Liz Doerfler of Kenosha. Number Three Son A third son was bom to Joe and Lucina Aldenbrook at the Woodstock hospital on Nov. 13. Grandpa and Grandma Thelen are "holding down the fort" until Mom is up and around again. We are all glad to hear that Joe is now at home after spending several weeks in the McHenry hospital recovering from leg burns. The very young daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Bernard Buss was baptized in a 2 o'clock service last Sunday afternoon. The baby, whose name is Beverly Jane, had as her sponsors, Jane Mann and Dick Wisnefski. Msgr. Heim performed the baptismal rite at St. Maiy's CLARENCE'S SHOP SPECIAL di-Hung 2850 COMBINATION DOORS $4 can fit any door size Do it Yourself . . . Full Triple Track Aluminum COMBINATION WINDOWS will install for small fee CLARENCE J. SMITH Johnsburg, 111. Phone EV. 5-4372 Brownie Ne.wf» Troop 378 learned how to set a table properly at their last regular meeting following the collecting of dues. A flag drill was practiced after which games were enjoyed. Karen Hettermann served as, cookie hostess. The troop and their leaders joined in on a goodnight circle before adjourning. Rescue Squad Call The squad members were called to the Leo Smith home last Tuesday afternoon when their grandson, Tommy Mc- Auliff, went into a convulsion. Two and a half year old Tommy came out of it fine but Mom and "Grandma" were quite shaken up as most of us parents would be. Anniversary Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary by entertaining her sisters, brothers and his children and grandchildren for dinner last Sunday. The actual date is on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24. On that day, the Smiths will be guests for the day sjt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Enir Fossum in Rockford. Home for the Holiday Susan Pitzen wiU be spending a few days over Thanksgiving with her family, the Lewis Pitzens. Reme^eT^fo call me next week if you were entertained or did some entertaining over the current holiday. Share your news itenjs with your neighbors. Your items of interest is what keeps this column going. The deadline resumes at Monday noon on Nov. 28. My number is EV. 5-1296. LIFT GAS RESTRICTION The Illinois Commerce Commission has approved Northern Illinois Gas company's request to lift all space heat restrictions on natural gas through 1961. H. A. Diekmann, vicepresident of sales for NT-Gas, said this applies to all residential, commercial and industrial structures, regardless of size. Legal PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed filing To the Patrons of the Illinois Bell Telephone Company: The Illinois Bell Telephone Company hereT>y gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission a proposed change in its Telephone Local Exchange Tariff for the Pistakee Highlands Exchange which involves an extension of the base rate area. A copy of the proposed idling may be inspected by any interested party at the business office of this Company at 932 Main Street, Antiooh, Illinois. All ^parties interested in this matter may obtain information with respect thereto eit^r directly from this Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois {Commerce Commission at Springfield, Illinois. ILLINPIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY By D. L. Hood Manager (Publish Nov. 17-22 1960) EASY LAUNDRY Own Your Own Equipped We are exclusive distributors of Maytag commercial washers. No one else can sell you this leading laundry appliance. We also engineer, finance, promote and survey your locations. Launderers Exchange, Inc.* 1724 S. MacArthur Blvd., Springfield, HI. Phone KI. 4-2781 AUCTION SALE BRENNAN. WIESER & VOGEL, Auctioneers The farm having been sold, the undersigned will sell the articles listed below at Public Auction, to be held on the Ettinger-Oonk farm, located in Ringwood, 111., four miles northwest of McHenry, six miles south of Richmond, and three miles north of Route 120 on Ringwood Road. Saturday. December 3,1960 Commencing 12:00 NOON, Prompt 40 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE 22 Milch Cows (9 Springers, 8 Fresh, balance milking good); 5 Springing Heifers; 7 Bred Heifers; 8 Open Heifers. (This is a home raised herd, out of artificial breeding and all calfhood vaccinated) MACHINERY 1955 Fordson Major Diesel; 3-14" mounted plow; 10' Krause disc on wheels; Gehl bunk feeder wagon and running gear with rubber cross apron; Dearborn Hay Baler; Wood Bros, one-row corn picker; Case Silo Filler with Pipe; Case 4-bar Side Delivery Rake; 4-Section Steel Harrow Folding Drawbar- Coby PTO Manure Spreader; 2-Way Hydraulic Ram; Flatrack 6 running gear; 10 x 38 Tractor chains; 2 Electric Fences- 2 Rolls Snow Fence; 3-Two Sow portable Hog Houses; 1- Single portable hog house; A few fence posts; 1 Hog waterer* 2 Hog Feeders. FEED 1300 Bales good miked hay; 500 Bales Straw; 150 Bushels Oats; 30' Silage in 14' silo. MILKING EQUIPMENT 250 Gal. 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