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< , i • *! 5 ** **%- THE MCHENBY PtAINDEALEH ^ / * •"' <||if »J n ;^pi * Johnsburg News By Bin. Betty Hettennann Visitor from California Mrs. Maria Tomisello of California was a visitor heie over Ihe Memorial Day holiday. She Was visiting the Sam Tomisello liome for about ten days. She . Vas very happy to see some of Iter grandchildren for the first %ime and to witness the graduation of her grandson, James, son t>f Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tomisello. Mrs. Doris Roberts of Chicago Was a guest at the Sam Tomisel- •I® bene also. Congratulations Happy anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tommisello, who celebrated their third anniversary on May 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, who celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary on June . 5 and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adv. ams, who celebrated their thirtyfbfmi -anniversary on June 13. "Pardon Me" Last week there was an error in this column. It was written that Bill Schmitt and his daughter were visiting his parents, the John Schmitts. It should have read Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schmitt* Pat waJ born hi Winnipeg, Canada. Celebrates Silver Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller will be celebrating their twentyfifth wedding anniversary with a party at the Community Club on Saturday, June 19. The actual date of the wedding was on June 6, but due to the Millers' two sons, Jim and Bob. being in service, the celebration was postponed. The Millers have four children, Jim at Port Leonard Wood, Mo., Bob at Rantoul AFB and Mary Ann and David at home. Mr. and Mrs. Miller were married at St. Peter's church at Spring Grove on June 5, 1929. Their attendants were Olivia Hiller, Frances West, Clarence t^reund and Juletta Donnellan of Chicago as flower girl. RPSOUP Squad Called f^ie Johnsburg fescue squad was called out once again last Sunday evening. They were called to lend their assistance in an accident in which several cars were involved. The occupants of the cars were hurt and were transported to the Woodstock hospital in the rescue squad truck and other ambulances. Entertains Relatives from Texas Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Adamshad Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mills ana grandson, Tommy, of Edinburgh, Texas, as their guests last week. Mrs. Mills is the sister of Mrs. Adams. « On Thursday evening/Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Mtf and Afi'S. Adams, and Mr. and Mrs/ Peter N. Schaefer of McHenry were dinner guests at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Art Wagner of Grayslake. Becomes Citizen Mrs. Pat Tomisello became , a Citizen of the U.S. on June 1. Donations Needed The Community Club has to call upon its loyal friends for a helping hand once again. Their annual carnival is coming up on June 25, 26 and 27 and donations such as pies, coffee, butter, cash and other things in the food line are needed to defray expenses. Anyone wishing to donate any of the above mentioned items, please call Fred Smith at McHenry 200. Visiting the Kaaketv Spending a week with the Art Kunkel family was Mrs. Kunkel's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Witte. and son, Jimmy, of Saginaw, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kunkel, Jr., and girls of Napa, Calif., arc spending their vacation with the senior Art Kunkel family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ripley and with the Elmer Murphys of Wonder Lake. Welcomes Daughter and Family Mrs, Helen Hettermann Is very happy to have her daughter and family, the Jack Keenans, here from Pompano Beach, Fla. Jimm 17, 1954 Tottay's autos have more light bulbi than the average five-room hou4e; some htave as many as 88. j. - *1 • i' "v1.". . , ftijiiit, fa •. T rlOAThHG HORtt*OMflff* N REUtVSO THE SORE BACKS ANP * BUSTEREP HANDS OF THESUHPAT QAHSMAN IN *p06 WHEN THE OUTB& ARP MOTOR HAS INVENTED, /TMASHEAVX IT COUGHED spt/r- ' TE&ED ANO snoKEP-Bur IR * QJEPIISHA BCAT. - / ^BVELOPMENr OF FULL GffAASktPT HAS A MILESTONE IN OUTBOARD HISTORY BUT/NCONVSN1ENCES REMAtNEP. RAtN AND LEAKAGE FILLE BOATS. S0C6yS*£AKr*S WERE 'COMMON. TIN CANS WERE STANDARD epUIPMENT, tHr IS JS A *T04AN*A MM* - FOR OUR&OARPCRS. INCONVENIENCES ARC curio * A MINIMUM. AUTOHAfnCBfUtr PUMP MATE* our OF * /A BOAT. POWERHEADS ARE CUSHIONED TO CUT DOWN J* NOISE. NEW UNPER HATER. • ^JDCSICN WAKES MOTORS MORE , J* EFFK/ENT. THE ^PUT-PUT" ANNOUNCE LOCATION OF FIRST FIVE TOLL &OADS BUTCH'S SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular check ups and maintenance by our experts means lower car costs for yon! We Do Complete Motor Overhauling 909 W. Elm Street BMfeny, tt. Phone 811 -- Residence 91-R 24 Hour Towing Service Governor William G. Stratton has announced the location of the first five toll roads to be built in Illinois at an estimated 0ost of $583,000,000. The turnpikes will total 465 miles in length and construction work is expected to begin early next year. The location^and names of the turnpikes announced by Governor Stratton follow: Tri-State: 57 miles long, forming a beltline around Chicago to connect with major highways entering Illinois from Indiana and Wisconsin. North Chicago: Extending 80 miles from Chicago to Rockford and thence north to the Wisconsin border to connect with a turnpike proposed by that state. East-West: 149 miles in length, connecting Chicago with Rock Island and Moline. Chicago-Milwaukee: 25 miles long it forms a northern connection with the Tri-State route around Chicago. Old National Trail: 154 miles long, extending from the Indiana line near Terre Haute to St. Louis. It lies approximately midway between U. S. Routes 40 and 50. CHURCH MAKES * PLANS TO SHOW "WESLEY" PICTURE The first motion picture filmed in newest color negative will be shown in McHenry at the McHenry high' school. The special showing, set for June 28, is one of 500 premiere showings throughout the country this spring before general release, according to Pastor J. Elliott Corbett of the Community Methodist Church. The feature length picture, "JOHN WESLEY", will portray the dynamic l&th century churchman's search for a satisfying religious experience, and his history- making impact upon the moral and spiritual life of the English-speaking worid after his famous "heart-warming" experience at Aldersgate. Another first in the making of the picture was achieved when the St. Paul's Cathedral sequence was filmed. This was the first time a professional motion picture camera had been inside England's famous cathedral. Museums, libraries and private collectors cooperated in providing authentic 18th century properties for the picture. OFFER PICNIC GROUNDS Members of churcn or school groups planning outings this month may enjoy themselves free of charge at Fox River picnic Grove in Fox River Grove, according to an announcement made by the owner. Further information concerning reservations may be obtained by writing or calling. JOINS ORGANIZATION John T. Cartwright, McMenrf has been accepted as a member of the Holstein-Friesian association of America by action of the board of directors at their recent meeting in Grand Rapids, Mich# Read The Want Ads! Shop at Hofffife and SAVE! DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST V A1136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS . HOURS: DAILY 9 to 12 A-M- and 1 to 5 PjC. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:30 PJM. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 Low Cost Fuel At Your Door Why use out-moded fuels with all the extra work they cause ? 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