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, . •• i . £ McHENHY PLAINDEAL f ' ' ' ' i * -~mj'V V'T.,-4-; Thursday# pepietiioer 25, 1958 Rlngwood Chicken Dinner Served at Church Ruby Shepard The W.S.C.S. wiH serve a chicken and biscuit dinner in the phurch basement Saturday, Sept. 27 Serving from 5 to 7:30 p.m. ;r farewell Party W.S.C.S. held a farewell party and open house at the church Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Flora Harrison who lias sold her home and will go. to Rounds Lake to make her hoittf With: her son, William ana wife. Cake and coffee and ice^ereain were served. V* * «0O Ciub Mrs. Pete Sebastian entertained the Women's 500 club at her home Wednesday. A one o'clock dessert luncheon was served. High score went to Mrs. Ben Walkington and low to Mrs. Agnes Jencks. Sewing Circle The W.S.C.S. Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. Lena Peet Thursday with a pot$Iuck dinner served at noon. Stork Shower . Mrs. Richard Thompson and Mrs. Harold Ackerman entertained at a stork shower for Mrs. Earl Sonnemaker of Champaign at the home of Mrs. Harold Ackerman Friday evening. Guests were relative^ and a few friends. Sick List Latent reports are that Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, who is a patient at the Sycamore hospital, is slowly gaining from a heart attack. Mrs. Tena Carlson of Chicago, sister of Mrs. Louis Hawley, passed away Saturday morning. She had been ill a long' time. Axel Carlson, father of Mrs. Clayton Bruce, returned to his hon)p Sunday from t stock Memorial hos; lowing surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Susan Tavitan and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hopper of §kokie and JTohn Smith were .^visitors - in the William Hoffman home Sunday, Sept. 17. They had attended the Hopper reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Richmond -were supper gqests of Mrs. Agnes Jencks Monday. Mrs. Mary Mullen has returned home from the McHenry hospital where she underwent surgery. Miss Luella Krumpen of Genoa City 'spent the weekend with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. ,Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffm& n and daughter, Gail, and soft, Tom of Island Lake were visitors in the William Hoffman home Sunday. Mrs. Agnes Jencks , spent Tuesday with Her dau^Mer and family, the Tom Pettises at Barrington. Lestlr Carr is on a fishing trip in Canada with Louis and Paul Fitzen and Gene Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potter and daughter, Th iron ' of Honey Creek, Wis., f [x nt Sunr day in the Oscar Beig home. Mr. and Mrs. .Lou s Hawley are vacationing in V/'jconsin. Jack Pearson will !eave for the army Friday ard will be stationed at Ft. L^bmi d Wood, Mo. and later, will attend a helicopter school in Virginia. * Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Spriggs of Deerfield were-dkiner guests in the William CSuickshank home Wednesday evening.V Mrs. Charles Andersbn and daughter of Twin Lakes spent Friday with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. „ Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas and daughter, Margo, spent Saturday evening in the Clifford Stock home at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. William Cruickshank, attended an Illinois state shorthorn show and sale at Princeton, 111., last Saturday. Mrs. Flora Becking of Woodstock called on her aunt, Mrs. Flora Harrison, Thursday. Alva Herbert and Emil Everett of Elgin spent Friday afternoon in the Mrs. Emily Beatty home. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ruby Shepard were John Dreymiller and Will Claxton of Mc- Henry, Miss Luella Krumpen of Genoa City and Mrs. Agnes Jencks. Mrs. Sue Scheuer of Waukegan, spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Flora Harrison. Mrs. Earl Sonnemaker of Champaign spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan. Harry Ackerman of Edellyn Farm near Waukegan, was a supper guest in the William Cruickshank home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blank of Appleton, Wis., and Miss' ^ j Kaye Madison and J3eefge= fol- Lewis pf Kenosha w&re supper guests in the Dr. Hepburn home Saturday. Butch Leonard of Lake Geneva spent the weekend in the Fred Wiedrich, Jr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Appelt and daughter of Waukegan and Miss Joanne - Schmitt of McHenry spent Sunday afternoon in the Bob Brennan home. Mr. and Mrs'. Henry Hinze of CrystaJ Lake spent Sunday afternoon in the Mrs. Lena Peet home. Mr. and Mrs. ^Kenneth Hanson of Wauconda and Mr. and Mrs. Kline of DesPlaines called on Dr. and Mrs. Hepburn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison and son, .Loren, and Mrs. Flora Harrison were visitors at Waukegan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rowe Lakemoor HOLD BENEFIT BAKE SALE FOR CUB by Marion Sulok--592-R-l This Friday and Saturday Pack 361 is having a bake sale for fund raising. It is the hope of all associated with Cubbing in this area that you will support them in this endeavor. The baked goods will be on sale . at Huppy and Leo's on Friday and Saturday morning. Anyone wishing to help out by donating bakery goods may contact Mrs. Myra J^tbroski, chairman of the bake sale or phone 517-W-l. ^ _ . 1 j.j 1 > • -----; ; ;- .• Richy^ fteckmann, Mike Dor- \ heart attack. Although Ifeaiisey iand Darrel Whynot. Albert lafi is still weak and must take Hirsch received his Wolf things .pretty easy for some badge;" and Frank Patellaro time she would be happy to and Bill Daley received their have some of Her friends arid Bobcat pin. neighbors drop in and visit Duane grossman and Richy H e c k m a n n r e c e i v e d D e n n e r and assistant Denner gold bars respectively. The boys displayed the^-games they had made and a bulletin board of their summer activities. Use Caution Now that the children are out early in the mornings to catch the school buses please drive with daution on the side streets as well as on the highways. Small fry sometimes forget but adults should always be On the alert. Notice Again as in the past seasons, the raking and burning of leaves and rubbish left over from • the summer months become a problem to us as well as the firemen who are callcd out on various occasions. Do be careful when lighting small fires for these can easily get out of Hand. Last Thursday night . the Cubs of den 3 conducted the opening ceremony for the first pack meeting of the 1958-50 season. Bobby Tobias, the den's song leader, laef the pack in singing our National anthem, America, and Home on the Range. Tommy Bostler and Richey Heckmann received |heir Bear badges. TTie following boys receive^' silver and gold arrows for achievement beyond the Wolf award: Eddie Atkins, |®Ps. William Hepburn and Mrs. George Shepard were visitors at Kenosha Tuesday. 'Medicine To fV Produce Health, Has To Examine Disease" Author's Name Below Modern practice of medicine differs greatly from ancient methods. A • research team of scientists, pharmaceutical chemists and physicians are continuously studying the causes of the different diseases. Once they are known, it is only a matter of time before cures are discovered. Physicians now have better methods of diagnosis and treatment.' Medicines are formulated to attack the cause. Sometimes, if we have no • "known chemical that will help, our chemists invent ohe by synthesis. That ifr why the medicines your physician now prescribes can help you more than 6ver before. • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHENRY 26 WHEN YOU NEED • .-• A MEDICINE • Pick up your prescription if shopping near us, or let us deliver promptly without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? NYI.DRU&S • PHONE 26 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, I1L PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS fE DELIVER "Quotation by Plutarch (46-125 A.D.) of Woodstock spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Colvey and family of Belvidere spent Sunday in the Clayton Bruce home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tonyan and family of Grayslake were jailers in the Eugene Oxtoby heme Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener, Butch Leonard and Fred Wiedrich called on Mrs. Wiedrich at "the Sycamore hospital Sunday.1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison and son, Loren, spent Friday in Elgin. Mrs. Bob Brennan and Mrs. James Wegener called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich at the Sycamore hospital Wednesday.'. "* " """ I taken over our local, barber Saturday, Sally and Loret^^™ Lubke attended the Cub leaders Pow Wow in Woodstock and brought back many ideas on games and handicraft for" the boys to use. B^oy Scouts Troop ,161 V.F.W. troop 161 had a very fine turn-out . for its annual charter presentation held last Monday. Many parents and interested adults were in attendance. Ricky Foss acted as master of ceremonies as; Skip Schuerr welcomed the audience and also gave a fine re,? port on the past troop activities. Recognition was given to the adults who were Mr. Beahier, Mr. Para, Mr. Lubke, Mr.v Bitterman, Mr. Foss, Mr. Kloepr fer and scout master Cliff Todd. The commander o'f the V.F.W. and the past commander said many words of praise to the scoutmaster, Clifford Todd, for the fine job he has done in organizing the troop. The charter was presented by neighborhood, commissioner Linn Stewart. Also in attendance was Hugh Kirk who id responsible for drafting our Scoutmaster into scouting in this area. The scoutmaster, Cliff Todd, gave a fine talk to the parents. This past Sunday the troop took a hike to the McHenry dam state park, along the way everyone was thrilled with the abundance of nature along the country roads. ' Mr. Beahier, Mr. Lubke, and scoutmaster, Mr. Todd, were the adults who went along with Butch Lubke, Richard Wolf, Mike Wahl, Joe Knisbell, Duke Rogers, Louis Stramagliq, Dave Heckmann and Gregg Paulsen. The whole day was enjoyed by all who went On the hike. Recuperating Mrs. Claude Vachet has returned home from the McHenry hospital after suffering a with her to make the days a little brightei\,fop .heiv Sure glad to have you hom$ again, Beaulah. Let's Welcome A r n o l d S c h u l r n e i s t e r h a s shop and is open every day except Mondays. Mr. * Schulrneister is married and has four lovely children "artd reside^ in Lake Villa1." Let's all make him feel welcome to our village. Home from the North *" Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Mc- Dermott arrived back home from a vacation in Minnesota on Friday. Mac ahd Jen report that they enjoyed themselves but some hard work was done by both of them while remodelling their cabin. Sick List " Mrs. Lillian Vacondio has been a patient at the Illinois Masonic hospital where she underwent major surgery. We all hope for a speedy recovery and that you will be up and around soon. Wade Dowell, grandson of the Cleveland Wades, has been confined to his home for the last few weeks with a glandular disturbance. He is now feeling much better but must take it very easy yor some time yet. /Grandma/and. Wade sure miss this little low being around their house. So Wade hurry and( get well real fast. If the cookies that grandma has been sending you doesn't help just send them our \yay, OK.? Ladies League, The ladies held their social meeting on Wednesday evening at • the fire-Community-house with the ladies playing bunco and having coffee and cake as refreshments. The awards went to the ones who held the highest scores. S Sunnystdi tUlU.B From A to Z It has been suggested that a reminder of the next association meeting appear g week in advance in this column instead of on the day of the meeting. The October meeting will be next Thursday, Oct. 2, so keep it in mirid and plan to attend. Ootid' News The much awaited news from Fanwodd, N. J., finally arrived at the • 'WShrmann residence. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hahn of that city, who are the son-in-law and daughter of Elmer and Florence, haVe had another child tjhus increasing the number of® grandchildren to three, two girls and a boy. Florence left last "weekend to be with her daughter and family at this time. Congratulations to the new parents and grands parents. It Seems the flu bug has once more b e c o m e a f r e q u e n t v i s i t o r around these parts. Wouldn't it be nice if someone wjould discover some kind of anti-flu spray, pill or something easier ,andr less bothersome as the shot. Here's hoping it skips 'your, jiousehold. * Fans 'BS&s are* ohe of the first cotiples we know to join the club of "real gone" hi-fi fans. They are the new owners of a cabinet which produces the ultimate in sound, a stereophonic phonograph. It not only gives out with jthat heavenly sound but is a really beautiful piece of furniture too. Happy listening! Birthdnyls and Anniversaries Happy birthday greetings -to John Scheibe* who will be 12 on Sept. 27 and June Voight who won't say how many on O c t . l .m Another cause for celebration at the Voights' this week is Ted and June's wedding anniversary this Saturday. Matt ahd Pat Bott celebrate theirs on the thirtieth and Earl and Bernice Fry oh Oct. 2. Here's a big wish that all of you enjoy many, many more years of happiness together. Visitors Visiting Flo .and Barbara Jesski last week were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Boulanger of dttaw^, 111. The trip here was one of the main things on their list of "things to do" since Al's retirement from the Ottawa fire department. After being a fireman for fifteen years he now hopes to devote most of i please keep them coming. his tiftie to his favorite hobby which is gardening. The Jesskis^ ahd "Boulangers consider than-S selveg the "sfdopted" families p; of each other SO .time spent^ together, is eftjvays ..ja ^easurev for everyone- :J It has been some time sine?! ' we. have rolled out the wel-1 come mat, however, we hre very happy to do so now to - two new families in our midst. The home of Stanley and Joan Walczynski is the second \ one to be built on HilltopX drive. They,, 'arrived here twoweeks ago from the' northwest, > side of Chicago where he is , still emplqyed. (jj The WalCzynsftis have four^ children, Judith who will be' 8 soon, Stanley, 3^, Mary 2, and Billy, who is brand riew.j only a month old. Stanley and r Joan aren't complete strsuig^rs to this area as Joan, is the , sister of Loretta Mikkelsen. Taking over thev residency , of the Hitz home at 112 Grand view drive are -Mr. and "Mi William Jenkins formerly of Franklin Park. He is a draftsman and attends School three, evenings a week. Bill and Eleanor have one child, Cynthia who is almost one year old anef\ will soon have a new baby brother or sister. Welcome to all' and may you have many happy years ill Sunnyside Estates. 4 Thanks for the calls and Peter W Juiten & St OXYGEN EQUIPPED AM SERVICE Phone McHenry 63 ssage L or 'ANNPUNC1NG} J / FORMERLY OF RAY FOLEY'S AND TOPPERS OF CHICAGO SUNDAY SPECIALS HO AST LONG ISLAND DUCK * Turkey & Dressing • SWISS STEAK with Bordelaise Sauce CHICKEN FRICASSEE with Home-Made Dumplings 9 9 U.S. Prime Rib of Beef FRIDAY 8c SATURDAY •/*/ Shaia at, the Piano PHONE McHENRY 2671 J UTTLE FARMER. By KERN PEDERSON I / OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT OH,My.' 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