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Pago Fourteen Johnsburg RESCUE SQUAD ANSWERS MANY CALLS FOR AID 1 by Betty Hettermann Recently our rescue squad was called to Pistakee Highlands w here 8 month old Wanda Bagley suffered a choking spell. The squad was summoned to the home of the baby's grandmother who was caring for the infant at the time. Hospitalization was not required following the firsF aid treatment by squad members. In the wee hours of Saturday morning members of the rescue squad were routed from their beds to answer an accident call. The squad truck was taken to a curve in Pistakee Highlands where the accident involved two young men. Both were taken to the McHenry hospital by the squad truck and ambulance where they were found to be suffering from numerous abrasions. Later Saturday morning the siren blew again to call the rescue squad members to the Highlands once again. The accident happened at the grocerystore corner where the car occupant Was said to have suffered a possible heart attack. He was also taken to the Mc- Henry hospital for further treatment. munity club hall last Monday afternoon where they held their last meeting,for the summer season. They ifiit some finishing touches on the things they will exhibit at the fair later this summer. Mother Passes On Our community joins in relaying their sincere sympathies to Mrs. Bonnie Meyers upon the recent death of her mother.* Mrs. Page of McHenry passeci' away at the Villa Rest Home last Saturday. Surviving members also include her husband and two other daughters. Community Club Carnival Carnial time is just around' the corner once again. As is their custom in the past, the community club has chosen the last weekend in June to sponsor theirs. Be sure to, watch future copies of the column for more highlights of the weekend of June 26, 27 and 28. Party Time Lynn Letzter of Jak-Ana Heights was hostess to several of her young friends at her home otn June 6. The girls gathered at the Letzter home to help Lynn celebrate her sixth birthday. Competitive games were enjoyed by ;he group after which refreshments were served. Joining in on the party fun were: Maureen Crist, Terry Kruger. Joy and Karen Hettermann. Diane Schlueter: and Mary O'Connor. Hospital Patient Little three year old Eddie Hettermann made a quick trip to the McHenry hospital last Tuesday. Little did he know at that time he was soon to become a surgical patient there. He underwent an appendectomy later that day and was released on Thursday to recuperate at home. Girl Sroutfe News Troop 135 met in the com- Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmitt and family .of New Orleans, have been spending the past two weeks visiting his parents the Joe Schmitts and other relatives and friends. Young guests at the Joe E. Freund home last Monday were Theresa Hettermann of McHenry and Kay Hettermann of College Park. Georgia. Kay flew up here to attend the graduation party of Theresa and Janice, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hettermann of McHenry. Also attending the party from here were the Tony Freund family and the Joe E. Freund family. About eighteen persons gathered at the home of Frank and OPEN CLOGGED SEWERS WITHOUT DieeiNoi Dissolve* Roots, Sludgt, GNQM, Popov ooiily !noxpon*ivolyl MTU ROOT BSSTROYM - Ace Hardware PHONE 722 180 N. Riverside Dr., McHeary MILLSTREAM LIQUOR SPECIALS BONDED WHISKIES Reg. $6.39 --Your Choice Old Fitzgerald Old Grandad^ Old Taylor $C29 I. W. Harper J rrUlCMT PRING HILL 6 YEAR OLD BOURBON Reg. $4.69 BOILEUX 5th ANDY Sf Martini 8c Rossi SMOOTH or Dry $2.59" Rog. $198 Reg. $3.98 BURT 8CT PROOF Italian Swiss Colony YIN ROSE Table Wine F~u1179° CRYSTAL KOSHER WINE 79° Reg. $3.98 Filth i Private Stock I Italian Swiss Colony 4/5 Qt. 4/ Qt. Sew ® / THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, June 11, a 1959 Laura Schmitt last Sunday for dinner and supper to celebrate thpir oldest son's recent graduition from St. John's school. Another graduation party was "In progress last Sunday •ifterrtoon. Friends and rejaive's arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Stiling to attend the party honoring their ;on Larry's high school graduation. Fred Durrenberg left last weekend for Camp Lowden where he will spend the summer as a member of the staff. This is the second year he is participating as a member of the staff. 'will hold their monthly meet- | ing next Tuesday evening, June 16. Final plans for their summer outing will lje discussed at this time. Lakemoor MILLSTREAM DRUGS LIQUOR DE 315 W- ELM NEXT TO JEWEL Forester Meeting Date St. Agatha Court No. 777 STATE BILLS SET RECORD An all-time record number of 2,512 bills had\been introduced in both houses of the 71st Illinois General Assembly by May 28, the 41st legislative working day. This is 198 more than the total number of bills introduced in the 70th General Assembly in 1957. House bills as of May 28, this year, numbered 1,542, Senate bills totaled 970. There were 2,314 bills introduced in the 1957 session. Of this number, 1,415 were Hbuse bills and 899 Senate bills. TWELVE STUDENTS FROM LAKEMOOR AMONG GRADUATES By: Marlon Sulok At the thirty-ninth annual commencement exercises held at the McHenry community high school Friday June 5, the following students from Lakemoor'received their long awaited diplomas: Wilfred E. Blake, Kenneth M. Booster, Terrence J. Brady, Susan Diane Cartan, Peter JameS . Hamil, George John Kawell, Elizabeth .Ann Kosup, Edith Terese Lubke, Rosemary Mercure, Mary Ann Swenski, Bfcrjjice' Ann Tushkowski and Judith Ann Vacondio. We all eXtend ouf congratulations to this .fine group of young citizens and vvish them well in all the works! that they decide to take. Birthday's A belated . birthday wish is extended to Mrs. Agnes Simmons who added one more year on May 28. Mrs. Alice Wade and Mrs. Marion Sulok celebrate on Jiine 10; Just a Reminder Now that the warm days have arrived all ,the small fry will take to the beach to enjoy themselves dipping in the water so please give the little ones the needed information on the dangers of being in and near the water. Let's not' have any accidents this season.. Ladies League On Wednesday evening the ladies met at the fire-community- building for their monthly meeting." A general meeting was held. The ladies have donated a ball and bat to the newly formed ball teams on the south side of the village and when the teams have been organized on the north side of the highway the team's representative may notify any member of the Ladies League or call Mrs. Winnie Steadman, the president, and a ball and bat will be given -to these teams. Mrs. Steadman will give any further information Let's Dance : On Saturday June 2ft, the annual policemen's ball will be held at the fire-commmunitybuilding. Let's all get together and have a ball for ourselv^) See you there, OK? GRANTED CHARTER A charter has been gVanted by the state to North Bridge Marine Supply Co., Ann street, to manufacture, h<Wd, fabricate, assemble, buy.^fi^Ua dispose of and deal in ancrwith boats and marine motors, equipment, accessories a n^ supplies, goods, wares, me* chandise supplies and* articles. DURA FLASH NO. 5 FLASH 315 W. ELM STREET PHOTO Next To Jewel Tea McHenry, III. ON SALE THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY SLEEVE OF 8 mi YOUR FR ENDLY V2 PRICE SALE WALGREEN MINERAL OIL RYBUTOL VITAMINS MINERAL OIL • Reg. $1.98 With care, precision and integrity, our Pharmacist follows your Doctor's written trders exactly to the letter. Bring your proscription to us where you can always depend upon getting Just What Your .Doctor Ordered. Extra Heavy Qt. Bottle.... 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