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Page Twenty McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 3. 19S9 Tohnsburg TIGERS WIN FIRST PLACE IN COUNTY LEAGUE i toy Betty Hettermamt Baseball has been making quite a bit of news in our town these past few weeks. We all join in congratulating Joe Frett and his terrific team of Tigers. These boys were recently awarded the first place trophy as county league champions. The team had a fantastic year for winning games. W,e 'Johnsburgites" are proud to have two baseball teams that ended a wonderful year on j the top. We hope the Tigers j and Hettermann's softball team can show us a repeat again j next year. Early Deadline As you know the Labor Day holiday is close at hand and with it comes an early deadline for this column. My copy has be to in the Plaindealer office by 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,- Sept. 4. If you have any news items for next week's column, please try to call me sometime- Friday morning. mann, Lynn Weber, Joan La Fontaine, Barbara Him p e 1- mann, Kathleen Joyce, ancj Emily Diedrich. Last but not least though, Jackies two sisters, Diane and Linda also joined in the fun. In the evening a double birthday celebration was in progress. This . get together honored Harold May and ! Jackie. Present at this time were: Mr. and Mrs. George ! Huff, Mr. and Mrs. William I Hiller, Mr. and Mrs. William May and Richard and Mr. and ! Mrs. Richard Dehn and family. Come Sept. 5, Mr. and Mrs. | George Oeffling Jr. will enjoy ; dining out iri celebration of their seventh wedding anniversary. j Other couples who will be i celebrating wedding anniver- I saries later this month are Bet- • ty and Dan Schmitt, Lif- Ann and Harry Smith and Lois ^nd Harry Thelen. Congratulations and best! wishes to all. I tact Dorothy Adams as soon as possible. Rescue Squad and Fire Calls The rescue squad members were routed from their sleep in the wee hours of Saturday j morning to assist at an auto accident. The drivel of a small sport car failed to make a turn in the road, skidded and turned over. The members assisted in freeing the occupant from the car and treated her for minor scratches. 3 Some fire and water damage was done to the Trage home in Millers subdivision last Sunday evening. The quick response of the fire department kept the damage to a minimum. { Bake Sale ! Next Sunday following all | four of the Masses at St. John's ; church, a bake sale will be held ! in the school hall. All sorts of I various home baked goods will be placed on sale to the public, j This sale is sponsored by the j Blessed Virgin Sodality. A word to the women who prepare goodies for this sale -- j bake a little extra this time as j we all hope to make this endeavor the biggest yet. People on the Move We are sorry to lose the Robert Einspar family who recently moved to McHenry. But we are happy for their good fortune in purchasing a new home in Cooney Heights. Wishes for health, happiness and success go along with Bob, Mary, Bonnie, Bobby and Marianne in their new surroudings. A1 and Dorothy Adams and their four youngsters made a move this week but not too far away. The Adams recently sold their home on North avenue to the William Barth family. They are now residing in the home formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Adams. We wish good luck to all our "people on the move." Bowling League News i Of interest to the ladies who 1 will be bowling on the Thurs-1 day night league is the start- •' i n g d a t e , w h i c h i s S e p t . - 1 0 a t , 7 o'clock. This league was 1 known as the Hurry-Uppers i last year and will bowl at the j local bowling establishment I again this year. j \ Congratulations Corner The Norbert Hiller home was the scene of much activity last week when Jacquelyn entertained several of her friends at her seventh birthday celebration. Gathering at the Hiller home on Aug. 25 were, Eloise and Julie Freund, Jo Ann Freund, Noreen Bauer, Theresa Justeh, Judy and Debbie Spitzbart. Catherine and Jennifer Blythe, Jo Ann Deidrich, ^^^^Nancy Kenney, Karen Hetter- QPEN SEPTIC SYSTEMS FAST NO DIGGING! • Dissolves sludge, •non, or watt* • Opens clogged Drainfields • Easy to apply GIT SfPtie TANti BOYER Septic Tank Cleaner ACE MXM PHONE 122 180 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry Water Fight Contenders j Our local fire department ; was represented at the county ; water fight tournament fun j day carnival which took place i in Carpentersville last Sunday, j Aug. 30. The team has reason j to be proud of themselves as they won third place this year. Last year they were awarded fourth place so you can see if they keep "bettering" them- j selves, in a couple of years J they should take first place. ; Team members competing j were: A1 Adams, Joel Adams, Fred Huemann, Harry Freund nnd Harry Smith. Help Wanted! A new leader is badly needed in order for troop 135 of the Girl Scouts to start the fall session. Lu Ann Smith has recently resigned because of other commitments but Ethel Rad needs someone to work with her. This is the troop who for two years won first place n their class at the countyfair. The troop is eager to go but they must have another 'eader to do so. If there is any woman who would like to work with these girls, please con- Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund recently entertained guests at their home for dinner. Making up the guest list were: Mr. and Mrs. Leo May of Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Mulford of Evanston, Mr .and Mrs. Peter M. Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Freund, Miss' Catherine Freund, Mrs. Martha Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nell, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Freund. Mrs. Doris Rosing was hostess to about twenty-five women last Wednesday for a demonstration for wares useful in the home. The residents of Hiller's and. Schaefer's subdivisions joined forces for a picnic last Wednesday evening on the lawn and in the basement of the Leo Hiller home. Bill Smith enjoyed a week's vacation in Mountain, Wis., where he visited the Clarence Timm family. Gerry and Mary Hettermann and their three children spent 3 couple of days in Milwaukee last week seeing the Fair sights. The families of Tony Freund, Gordon Schmitt, Wilfred Klapperich, Richard Dehn and Howard Freund gathered on the lawn of the Lloyd Freund home last Saturday after noon for a club picnic. Make sure that your bicycleriding children know and observe all traffic laws as well as special rules for bicycle safety, warns the Institute for Safer Living. Studies indicate that in most fatal bicycle accidents, the rider was violating a traffic regulation. McCullom Lake OPERATION "FISH REMOVAL" HUGE SUCCESS AT LAKE Eve Levesque Approximately 25 tons of carp aind stunted fish have been removed from McCullom Lake since "operation--fish removal" started last Thursday, according to Floyd Fry, president of the Sportsmen's club. The tonnage fell below what was anticipated, but the actual number of fish recovered, far exceeded expectations! Fourteen men from the fisheries division of the Illinois Department of Conservation were on hand for the project, including Bruce Muench of Marengo and James Vavra from the division of law enforcement. There is sp^&ial interest in this project for the reason that our lake is the largest in acreage in Illinois in which this type of operation has been attempted. The amount of Rotenone used was 400 gallons while only 163 gallons were recommended by the manufacturer. Some of the carp ran as high as 12 pounds but the average weight was 1.44 pounds while the average weight for crappies was .07 pounds. ? The cleanliness of the lake is already apparent. On Thursday, the depth reading was 4 inches, and by Sunday, it had cleared to a depth of 7 inches! The depth reading was measured by a special instrument. Cost of the entire project w i l l p r o b a b l y r u n a b o u t $10,000, according to Mr. Fry but the Sportsmen's Cluh will underwrite about $3,500 of this amount. Without the volunteer labor the project could not have been undertaken but special thanks and appreciation must go to Mrs. Larry Strandquist of Lakeland Park for her efforts on that side of the lake, to Nick Tabor, chairman of the lake committee, and to director Gene ^Johnson. Continued support from all the residents surrounding the lake will be required to complete the project. More money will Jjje, required and there will be a^dpfcve' for funds in the near fimSre. Anyone wishing to contribute may do so by contacting Flftjfd Fry at EV 5-0348. The idea of re-stocking the lake with brooder bass has been abandoned and instead fingerlings will be used. These will run about 3-4 inches for bass and 2-3 inches for blue gills. This will insure larger fish by 1961. There were many who said the job couldn't be, done, but we can be thankful there were men who ignored the pessimists and brought the project to a successful conclusion! Early Deadline This Week Because of the Labo? Day holiday, all deadlines will be set up, and it would be much appreciated if you would call iri your news items by tonight, Thursday, or early Friday morning. The new telephone number is EV 5-4141. Thanks, in advance. With your co-operation, we can have a column in spite of the shortage of time. Presented at tile Font " Debra Goebel, who will be one year old on Sept. 17, was presented for baptism at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, on Sunday, Aug. 23. The Rev. Burton Schroeder officiated. Her godparents were Mrs. Phyllis Erickson of Chicago, the child's aunt and Donald Pennekamp, also of Chicago. Her mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Goebel, were anticipating a little difficulty but the good little gal slept through the entire service! For Sunday dinner, the Goebels entertained about thirty guests, most of whom were close relatives. No Quorum Only three trustees and president J. R. Levesque were present for the regularly scheduled meeting of the village board on Monday, Aug. 24. This was not a sufficient number for a quorum so no meeting was FOR THE BEST RATES and SERVICE IN FINANCING Autos - Boats Appliances "• ' !•;' see the McH$nry State Bank SEARS STEAKS held. The next one will be Moriday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Ladles of the Lake Will resume their fall and winter schedule with the first meeting Thursday, Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. All the women of the community are cordially invited to attend. Wedding Visitors Betty and Warren Kommer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bremer and son, Stanley, over the weekend. The Bremers were in town to witness the wedding of brother, Don Jones, and his lovely bride, Beverly McDowell, both of Woodstock. They were united at Grace Lutheran church. On Sunday, the Kommers gave a joint birthday party for their two youngsters, Bradley, who was 5 on Sunday, and for Linda, who will turn 8 on Saturday, Sept. 5. Linda was presented with a lovely watch and Brad was ecstatic with his gift of a chihuahua dog. He has not selected a name for. her as yet. Guests included the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Jonete and daughter Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Runkle of Harvard and. Ronnie Creutz. The youngsters who attended were cousin Vickie Kommer. Laurie Jean Murray, Mike and Janice Pingleton, the Lundy wee ones, Susan, Debbie, Stevie, and Scott, Frank and Michael Lorch, and Mary and Mike Granath. For the Blessed Event In anticipation of the new son NOW OPENING WILL JONES STUDIO for BRASS INSTRUMENTS Beginning and Advanced Students De Paul University Mus4c Education "Name" Band and Symphony Experience 407 Kent Rd. Ph. EV 5-6297 or daughter expected at the Gregory Burg household, two of Marie's girl friends gave a shower for her on Wednesday, Aug. 26 at the home of June Charrey in Ringwood. The other hostess was Dee Goebel. The gals who arrived bearing gifts of diapers, saques, and numerous other articles needed to clothe a wee one were Betty Murray, Gert Walter, Florence Drieger, Mrs. Thompson, Myrtle Burg, Virginia Aalto, Lois Parenti, and Marge Peterson. Congrats To Ruth and Walt McGinley who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Friday night, Aug. 28. For the occasion, Walt presented his "bride" with lovely luggage and a beautiful corsage. Billy Cunningham' will reach his first milestone on Wednesday, Sept. 9 and will no doubt be thrilled when sisters, Wendy arid Cindy, sing "happy birthday". Bye, bye for now. Don't forget to call tonight or tomorrow riiorning! BEFORE YOU CRACK UPI Keep control of your steering . . . keeo out of trouble . . . keep "STEERING WOBBLIES" OUT! ANY steering difficulty warns of these motoring menaces, of wheel unbalance and parts wear of possible steering control loss, blow-outs, ACCIDENT. Fool 'em! . . . Let us correct your car with our foolproof, scientific BEAR equipment NOWI Thank Your Repair Man For 'The Accident Thai Didn't Happen" McHenry Auto Body COMPANY 611 Front St. - So. on Rt. 31 Ph. EV 5-0444 McHenry, 111. SAFETY HEADQUARTERS GRANT DRIVER PERMITS Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the suspension of the license of Ralph Seaman of Crystal Lake for his third offense. 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