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/ , June 25, 1959" THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Twenly-On# Johnsburg CLUB PLANS BIG CARNIVAL OVER WEEKEND by Betty Hettermann With full cooperation from Weatherman, the coramuni ™ club will offer fun and entertainment for one and all over next weekend. The carnival festivities will get under way on Friday evening with the serving of a fish fry starting at 6 p.m. Lunch will be served at all times Saturday evening and Sunday, while Sunday evening a plate1 supper will be made available to anyone who has worked up an apfltate. The big days of June 26, 27 and 28 promises games, prizes, entertainment and refreshments^ all kinds to those attending. Of interest to baseball fans are the games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday afternoons. On the twenty-seventh the Johnsburg Tigers will be host to Kenosha while on the tMpnty-eighth Crystal Lake \™1 visit our diamond. All in all it should be a big weekend so why not join the gang at the ball diamcfhd and spend the rest of the evening enjoying the carnival sponsored by ,t h e Johnsburg Community Club. Early Deadline Another holiday is coming way once again so it means correspondents have an early deadline in the offing. This newspaper will be published on Wednesday, July 1, thus news items have to be in the office earlier than usual. News of this week will have to be in the office by Friday afternoon, June 26, so if you have items you wish to have printed in next weeks copy of this col- V©n, please call me by Friday noon. Once again a reminder to° one and all that the deadline for this column excluding holiday issues is Monday at noon. So if you do have some tidbits you would like me to put in the paper, please call me before noon on Mondays. Extend Welcome In this small way, we, the I^ish of St. John's church, would like to extend a warm welcome to Rev. Fr. Cletus Anger. Father Anger came to our parish last week to assist our pastor. Father Blitsch. It will take sometime before Father Anger gets to know each one of us personally, but we would like him to know we are ready and willing to be of any aj^istance to him. Exchange Vows A beautiful summer wedding was solemnized last Saturday, June 20, at St. John's church. Father Anger performed the ceremony which united Adele Schmitt and Bernard Buss in Holy Matrimony. Adele is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Schmitt. Relatives and friends of the newlyweds joined them at the community club hall later in the day to bestow their wishes for a very happy married life. Congratulations Corner In the Michels-Roberts home later this week, a double birthday celebration will take place. Little Mike Roberts will celebrate birthday number two on June 25, while Grandpa George Michels will observe his natal day on June 26. Around the Town Lee and Arlene Hettermann and their two sons, Mark and Kurt, of Arlington, Va., spent last week visiting at the Joe E. Freund home. While here, the Hettermanns also visited many of their relatives and friends. • The George Lasser family of Chicago spent the Father's Day weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lasser. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Nell of Sunnyside Beach returned recently after spending two weeks in New Jersey and New York, seeing the sights with their two daughters, who reside there. Visitors atJthe home of Mrs. Helen Hettermann last Saturday evening were Don and Betty Lou Dowe of Bloomington. The Gerald Wakitsch family entertained her sister and family from Michigan over last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schmitt and Wilbur Hecht of McCullom Lake drove to Frankfort last Sunday to witness the wedding of Joyce Scheer and William Hecht. A reception to honor the newlyweds followed the church services. Foresters Plan Outing The l(ady Foresters of St. Agatha's court No. 777 held a meeting last week at which time they discussed their forthcoming outing. A chartered bus will be employed to drive 1he ladies to Chicago where they will visit various religious shrines on July 15. Further details' will appear in future issues of this column. Rescue Squad and Fire Calls Members of our rescue squad was called to the scene of a ft*agic accident which claimed the life of a young- Lakemoor youth early last Thursday morning. The accident occurred close to the entrance of the golf course. k The firemen of station 2 were called to Sunnyside last Sunday where they extinguished a brush fire. The firemen would like to extend a word of warning to all parents about their children playing with matches. The grass is dry and a little spark can go a long way in causing careless destruction. Please relay this message of caution to your children. Another important note is the correct number to call in case of fire. The"TTt^nb^r is McHenry O. Please use this number when calling to report a fire so no unnecessary delay is caused by improper phone numbers. COMPANY OFFICER HAILS ANNIVERSARY OF LOAN GROUP John J. Neuharth. executive vice-president and treasurer of the McHenry Savings and Loan association. yesterday hailed the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance corporation for its contributions to the nation's thrift and home ownership movement over the last quarter century. "At the end of 1934. the year the corporation was established, the assets of the savings and loan business amounted to only $6.4 billion, while reserves set aside for loss or contingency amounted tofronly $525 million. Today, on the corporation's t w e n t y-f i f t h birthday, total assets exceed $56 billion, while reserves exceed $3 R billion," said Mr. Neuharth. "At the same time, home ownership has expanded' from roughly 45 per cent of the population in 1934 to over 60 per cent today." Lilymoor ASSOCIATION HOLDS FAMILY PICNIC. JULY 26 Nancy Rltter--560-M-l Mrs. Hueckstaedt. The ladies were served a lovely dinner consisting or lasgna and all the trimmings. A canasta g&me provided the entertainment for the ladies. Mrs. Hueckstaea't received nice gifts for her birthday. BEAUTIFUL Aluminum 3 bedroom ranch home with garage attached. Complete with 2-foot eaves. Built on your lot or ours. Model open for inspection in Orchard Heights subdivision, McHenry, 111. only $10,700.00 A & B Construction Co., Inc. Phone McHenry 90J. Jtt. 6, Box 200 McHenry, III. NYE DRUGS Inc. RIVERSIDE DRIVE E THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATUR WILLIAMS AQUA-VELVA For after shaving $ PO-DO Pre-Electric SHAVE Makes Shaving Quick, Easy 4-oz. btL YOUR FRiENDLY zetiUg&HCy 90 DOAN'S S Tube of 40 GILLETTE ADJUSTABLE RAZOR Adjust to Heavy Medium & Light beards (Limit 1). w For AthS©f©« f°ot WALGREEN'8 MILK OF 47c Hydrogen pmxm 1" a Pint PINT iOFriE <§ac (Limit 1) COMPTONE RubberTipped En|oy ftoe ©rigm Summer REG. 4 Ac .1 Many styles (W and shapes GALLON PICNIC JUG CHARCOAL »,Sfira Starter CQ Lightweight i Preserves flavor Aerosol Foot BaSn & *!?' Cups Foot Powder II* Picnics, Parties. M Box 15. 7-oz. *| Get them both for only The Lilymoor association has planned a picnic for- Sunday, July 26. at 1 o'clock behind Club Lilymoor. T h e a s s o c i a t i o n M e m b e r s would appreciate it if the members of this community would keep their eihl'dren from marking up the speed signs and street signs. These signs are put up for the benefit of you, so protect them from destruction. Garbage Pick-Up This is a reminder1 that the next garbage pick-up will be Wednesday, July 1. It would be wise to put out your garbage can the night before, so it 'isn't forgotten-: )• Birthday and Anniversary j Mrs. Carl ^ITttpr celebrated her birthday Monday, June 22. A happy anniversary also to Mr. and Mr*;. Carl Ritter who I celebrated their anniversarp on j June 22. Manv more. Seven Candles I.arry St rat ton celebrated his birthday with the. chicken pox. June 7, but recovered from, the disease and had a party on June 13. About sixteen youngsters, mostly from first grade, attended the party. Mrs. St rat ton served the children cake, ice cream' and pop. Larry received many cute toys. In the evening on June 13, Mr. .and Mrs. Stratton entertained Larry's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Kurbyun. his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dick^lson, and close friends of the family, Mr. and Mrs. Ket- ••• • •.•••• chum. Mrs. Stratton served a lovely supper that evening, also for the, celebration of Larry's birthday. Double Graduation The Hueckstaedts had the pleasant honor of having two graduations. Mr. and Mrs. Hueckstaedt's daughter. Laurel, graduated from high school, while their younger daughter, Cheryl, graduated from junior high school. A graduation party was given for both young ladies by their parents on June 7. Relatives and close friends, numbering fifty, attended this gathering. Both girls received lovely and useful gifts. Congratulations to you both. Brownie News The Brownies had their last meeting May 28 and their next meeting begins after school re-1 Insufficient funds have opens. The Brownies had a brought many a pleasant occasion to an abrupt conclusion. wienne Toast for their last ac tivity in the Karmel's back yard. f anyone has any news please If it will please her at her feel free to call on me, I will : age, why not tell her she's be glad to print any news you i beautiful? But give me. Thank you. 1 when you say it. don't yawn Surprise Party A surprise party for Mrs. Haeckstaedt was given by Mrs. Tobey at her home. Those present at this get-oogether wore: Mrs. Leske, Mrs. Fantus and For Man's Best Friend A Home Away From Home At Kai Hansen's BOARDING KENNELS 0 Clipping • Grooming © Bathing # Obedience PHONE McHENRY 6S2-M-2 2 Vx MILES SOUTH OF FOX LAKE AND 2 MILES NORTH OF VOLO ON ROUTE 12 & BRANDENBURG RD. We Will Gladly Pickup and Deliver Your Pet EVER FECI Vl22Y?j Hunger can do it ... so can a mild digestive upset ... so can the stuffy air of a crowded room. But be on the safe side, and report dizzy spells to your Ooctor ... let him judge the cause--let him recommend .treaty ment. And should MT prescribe, rerrtenv ber that our Pharmacist is trained, ex* perienced, prepared to fill every prescription exactly as your Ooctor ordered. YOU CAN ALWAYS RELY ON OUR PHARMACIST NYE DRUGS, Inc. It won't be long now- MOE(E GAS HEAT is on the way for next winter Shortages of gas for home heating in this area are finally coming to an end. Recent Federal and State approval of two new pipelines is an important step toward substantial increase in the supply available for next winter's heating season. We, at Northern Illinois Gas Company, are very pleased that developments are taking place more rapidly thai\^we anticipated a year or so ago. We know that many who seek this most desirable, low-cost fuel for heating will also be gratified. Because, since 1946, the supply of gas has been limited, it has been necessary to restrict its use for heating to single family dwellings. Now it appears possible to make gas heating available to multi-unit dwellings and to small businesses and industries in the area we serve. If you wish to be eligible for a gas heat permit, it would be advantageous to make your request promptly. All installations must be authorized by our Company. Apply in writing (use the convenient coupon below) or visit our nearest office. NORTHERN I L I . I NOIS Gel£ (i) COMPANY NORTHERN ILLINOIS GAS COMPANY Heating Department I am considering Gas Heat for the premises indicated. I understand this inquiry will not obligate me in any way. 61 NO. WILLIAMS STREET • CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS • Building is occupied; • Planned or under construction • 2-FAMILY DWELLING with one heating plant • 3-FAMILY DWELLING with one heating plant • 4-FAMILY DWELLING with one heating plant • MORE THAN 4-FAMILY DWELLING with one heating plant INDICATE HOW MANY FAMILY UNITS _ On the following, please show approximate floor space: • STORE. • OFFICE. _sq. ft. _sq. ft. • MANUFACTURING. • OTHER _sq. ft. OWNER'S or AGENT'S NAME MAILING ADDRESS (Street) PHONE Address of building (City) (Street) _sq. ft. (City) • • • >