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I Page Twelve THE McHENRY PLAINX5EALEH lohnsborg GIRL SCOUTS. BROWNIES HOLD TEA FOR MOTHERS by Betty Hettermann Oevr 100 persons were pres- , Jeffery Lee is the name chosen for the» new son , of Emit.t and Dolores Roberts. Baptism services took place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with Sherry Oeffling and George Michels acting as sponsors. Gathering for a supper celebration of the infant's baptism ent in the community club hall .w. ere M,r . „an d .M rs. Peter Oeff- T . , ^ ,r iloaosft Friday evening to attend ° an_d Kathlee,n ,' L, loyd Oeff- t.h. e mo4tshU er-dja ugih.te r «t ea given , lin^;, Terrv• ;i.n.d. , Sh, erry• , Mr. and Mrs. Don Michels, Mr. and Sunnyside Estates VACATION DAYS HERE, USE CARE WHILE DRIVING - by Lois Anderson 0 Wednesday, May mond Kropf, Ida Leakey and Johnny . Scheibe. Congratulations to all of you. Mrs. Gordon Roberts and daughter and grandfather George Michels. Belated Greetings To Joe Hettermann who observed his sixteenth birthday -daughter tea gi by the Girl Scouts and Brownies of this area. The two Girl Scout troops, 135 and 408, and the two Brownie troops, 295 and 378, each opened their presentation for the evening with an introduction of the leaders, co-leaders, and commitlee women. Following the!on May 21. skits the girls joined their • ' :-- mothers for refreshments. The j School's Out! evening was closed appropri- j Or just about anyway! To ately with all four troops join- j some mothers this isje<^>d news ing in for tlie singing of taps, and to" others ---^|\vell any- With this project now in the ,i how this is the surfurner season background, the troops will • once again. This is a time to enjoy their summer vacation, be extremely careful as there The girls will not be complete- are more and more children on ly inactive though as there are bikes, roller skates and "what certain outings and field trips ' have you". As you drive they will participate i n throughout the various subdithroughout the summer vision roads and town roads months. please keep your eyes open and your speed down as we would St. John's P.T.A. [like to have the same children Last Monday's P.T.A. meet-1 around a.t the end of the suming was well represented with mer. seventy-five persons present. Many interested parents at- Rescue Squad Call tended this meeting especially ' In the early hours of Thursto hear Father Baumhofer day morning, the rescue squad speak on the new Marion Cen- 1 tral high school. ^ guestion and answer period followed Fat h e r B a u m h o f e r ' s t a l k a t which time he also showed movies on the building's progress. « Various topics of discussion such as the new membership drive and the need for recipes for the cook book were brought up at the business meeting. , The new officers took over \ their duties from last year's j officers and brought the meet- j ing to a close. The 1959-1960 slate of officers are as fol- ; lows -- president, Catherine j v i c e - p r e s i d e n t . Don't look now but school is out again, too soon for some, happily for others, depending on your point of view. There will be many, many more children out playing so please slow T down and use caution at animation aie 2475-J or 2065-J. times. One of the man/ slo Job Open The job of official welcomer is still open, for anyone who might be interested. As we have said before, it is interesting work (not really work) and by doing it you can perform a service for your neighbor and entire community. The numbers to call for infor- We might mention here that if the names of every member of your family- are not listed in the birthday or anniversary book you can do so by phoning 2065-J and we will be glad to enter them. gans of the National Safety Council is "be proud of your driving", what better place to show your pride than on your home grounds first. Graduates A number of our young residents are among the graduation class of the Johnsburg Holiday Weekend With Memorial Day, the first of the major summer holidays, begins the most welcome playtime for all America. If you are planning a trip, drive carefully. On the other hand, you may be spending it ,at home, this too, can have its hazards, especially with kids school which will take place I aroun(|- Whatever your pl^ns Thursday, May 29. They ale j *iave ^un and enjoy the long Johnny Davis. Bob Kelso, Ray weekend. 3% MEREST On All Savings at McHenry State Bank effective July 1. 19S9 _ -- -- ^ Birthdays : Another short birthday list was called to the scene of an this week, with Vicki Jesski, accident just beyond Sunny- j the only yoursg lady celebratside which involved James A. j ing her thirteenth on June 3. Gallagher. Mr. Gallagher was i Lou De Francisco will be the Anniversaries Congratulations are in order this week on May 28 to be specific, for our fine neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kimbro, who will celebrate another year of marriage together. Best wishes for many more. If you can't find a book worth reading, try to write one worth writing. Board Takes Action On Zoning Requests - Meeting last .week, the board of supervisors denied a petition by David and Judith Brpugh requesting a variation to construct a residence in Scheid's subdivision at Griswold Lake. In its report, the board of appeals said a building on the lot , in question would affect property values detrimentally by being too close to an. existing road. The board approved a plat in Oakwood Shores subdivision in McHenry township. SHOP IN McHENR* SHOP AT HOMJE Peter TfJ. ^uiten & Sori/( OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone McHenry 63. taken to the McHenry hospital where he was treated for broken ribs and lacerations of the same age on May 31, which is when Larry Leakey marks off another year. And on June 1 Interior - Exterior ALL PURPOSE WHITE PAINT . Full Gallon $198 10° BAR Popular Brands (Limit 3)... CANDY 335 SOCIETY TISSUES EXTRA SOFT Box of 300 Sheets... 16 face. He remained in the hospi- j George Spindler will celebrate, tal overnight. ' : Happy birthday. (Limit 2) FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route. 120 - Just East of Route 12 - Volo, 111. Phone McHenry 667-W-l MILLSTREAM DRUGS 315 W. Elm Street McHenry, IK. & SATURDAY YOUR FRIENDLY 'WafyAZe* OgeHcy Fredericks; Dorothy Adams; secretary, Lil Niemiec and treasurer, Dorothy Whiting. Sister Emesia's room won the attendance prize for having the most parents present at this meeting. Holiday Dance The Johnsburg Tigers are in the holiday spirit again this year and are having a dance to celebrate the occasion. Each year the boys have a dance around the Memorial Day holiday and J^s year is no .exception^ TTie fellows woUldlfke to extend an invitation to all their friends to attend their dance next Saturday evening. May 30 in the community, club hall. Tickets can be easily obtained in advance from any of the team members or on dance night at the hall door. LIQUOR SPECIALS FOR YODR WEEKEND BLENDS High School Function Quite a few of our high school girls and. their guests were present at the high school last Thursday evening to at- j tend the G.A.A. tea. Numerous girls from our vicinity were called upon to receive either sport certificates, major M's or gold pins. Baptized on Sunday Two very young fellows were j presented to the font for baptism last Sunday at St. John's church. Shortly after the 10 o'clock Mass, Mark Steven, infant son of Harry and Lois Thelen was baptized. Chosen as his godparents were his aunt and uncle, Julette Donnellean and Don Monte. 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