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7h*r»d»y. Fefernavy 9b Ml THEMfcHENRYPLAUfDEALER Page Eleven GIRL SCOUT TROOP CELEBRATES WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY Betty Hettennaan ' their meeting of Jan. 30, troop 408 held a girl scout birthday celebration. Games were enjoyed by the girls and prizes were awarded to the winners. Those receiving prizes were: Mary Lynn Meyers, Greta Martin, Carol Ken ten, Virginia Xarls and Linda Ulick. This troop is sponsored by the community club and meets <|Kh Monday afternoon in the crab hall. Long Time Resident Passes On Our sympathies are extended to the surviving relatives of John W. Schaefer. Mr. Schaefer passed - away at the Villa Rest Home on Jan. 29 at the age of 83* He had been a patient there for the past two Sjflprs- Immediate survivors include a niece and four nephews. W edding Bills Ring Two young couples from this area recently repeated vows which united them as man and wife. Edward C. Wagner, Jr., of Rt. 7 chose Doris Berkley aa his bride in a beautiful ceremony performed on Jan. 21 in Zion Lutheran church. 13 porf returning from their honeymoon the newiyweds will take up residence in Johnsburg. A lovely ceremony united Dorothy Schaefer, daughter of Mike and Eva Schaefer, and Gene Hughes, Jr., of McHenry as Mr. and Mrs. last Saturday, Feb. 4. The Mass was read at 10:30 a.m. in St. John's church. A. dinner and reception held in t^H community club hall honored the. newly married couple later in the day. Following their honeymoon trip, the new Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will reside on Riverside Drive in McHenry. Our whole community joins in wishing these two young couples many, many years of health and happiness. ™ Brownie News Troop 378 called the meeting to order last Tuesday at 3:15. The project of the day was explained by the committee- in charge. The group proceeded to make picture frames which they completed at this meeting. Serving a home made jpookie treat at the close of the meeting was Denise Koch. A (K^entine day party and other x^Jics were also discussed during the course of the afternoon. Georgette Miller shoe Feb. 6 as there natal day. Lighting f eleven candles on her birthday cake on Feb. 8 was Barbara Michels. Belated wishes also are sent to Mary Lynn Meyers who was twelve on Feb. 4. Celebrating birthday number twelve on Feb. 9 is young Joe Heim. Feb. 12 is the birthday of Mrs. Gladys Smith who will be doing her celebrating in Rockfoyd surrounded by her family. Come Feb. 13, David Oeffling will be in the mood to celebrate his seventh birthday. February is always a month lor double celebration in the Roberts home. Dolores passes another milestone on the seventeenth while on the twentieth Emitt and she will observe 7 years of togetherness. - Eleven years old is what Nancv Schaefer will be on Feb. 18. Diane Stilling will be turning fifteen on Feb. 21 and ditto for Sandy Hettermann on Feb. 11. Carol Ann Dehn will once again celebrate along with George Washington on Feb. 2J}. She will be eleven. Best wishes to one and all! Bowling Party Reminder Next Saturday evening the men of St. John's court No. 96 along with their wives and girl friends, will gather in the community club hall for dinner. This will be the climax of their recent bowling party. A special reminder to all those who will _ attend this affair -- dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Fire and Rescue Squad Calls Lasl Wednesday morning the members of our rescue squad were called to Pistakee Highlands. A man had falien on the ice and had been knocked out. First aid was administered on the scene. Later Wednesday afternoon they were called on to lend their assistance to a car accident victim. The occupant of the car, a Sunnyside resident, was taken in the squad truck to the McHenry hospital for further treatment. The firemen of station 2 were called to Lakemoor last week to assist their fire department in extinguishing a house fire. Congratulations Corner ; Belated birthday wishes to fclancy Kay Miller who turned fifteen on Feb. 5. She celebrated by having a few of her jflrl friends over for a pajama |>arty on Saturday evening. |^athy Hettermann and Schaefer. Making up the jubi- A round the Town Mr. and Mrs. "Pete" Peterson were in the city last week to attend the funeral services of her cousin. Mrs.- Helen Hettermann «and Mrs. Mary Hettermann and children visited Carol Ann Stilling at St. Coletta's school in Jefferson, Wis., last Sunday. While there they also visited with Susan Pitzen. Pleasantly surprised last Monday evening with a charivari in observance of their twenty-sixth wedding anniversary were Mike and Eva Eastwood Manor Women's Club Meets Tonight Marilyn Salo EV. 5-6015 Tonight the Women's club will meet at the barn at 8:30 p.m. This will be a very enjoyable evening for all the ladies in the subdivision. There will be a guest from one of the local beauty shops who will give you tips on how to care and style your hair. Refreshments will be Served. Feb. 20 is the date to remember. That is the date for our roller skating party to be held at the McHenry roller skating rink. This should be a real fun party so get your neighbors together and make up a group and I'll see you at the rink, or on it! The next meeting of the E. M.P.O.A. will be Feb. 17, at the barn. ' Faith Presbyterian Church The sermon for Sunday, Feb. 12,' will be the third in the series on the Beatitudes; entitled "The Keys of the Kingdom; Blessed are the Poor. . . ." The new board of deacons will meet Feb. 13, at 7:30 p.m. On Fel). 14, the choir will meet for practice at 8 p.m. Birthdays The girls of our subdivision would not be outdone. This week it is their turn to have the birthday greetings all to themselves. Linda Freckman has her eleventh birthday Feb. 12 and also on the twelfth little Francesca Brogan has her first big day. On Feb. 14, Gail Engstrom will be 3 years young. On Feb. 15 we would like to send a very special wish to lant group were Marie and Alfred Oeflling, Anita and Ben Freund, Fran and John Weingart, Margaret and Louie Schmitt, Alma and A1 v i n Freund, Kathy and Tony Schaefer and children and the children of Mike and Eva. /Friends of Charles and Pam "Hiller are happy to see them and their little Stephanie once again. The Hillers have been in Puerto Rico for sometime where he has been playing ball. Miss Sandy Radner, who celebrates her eighteenth birthday. Those of us who know her as a little lady know that she will be a very lovely and charming young lady. Best, wishes Sandy! Anniversary Best wishes for their anniversary go to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rogers on Feb. 10. Cub Scouts The Cub Scout pack 454 will have its Blue and Gold potluck supper, Feb. 19, at 4:30 p.m. in the Johnsburg community center. The Cubs are making the centerpieces for the tables and will also provide the entertainment. Also at this affair Pack 454 will celebrate its second birthday. All the parents and Cubs of the pack are asked to attend. - - Brownie News The Brownies held their election for new officers last week. Jackie Radner was elected scribe, Gail McCormick, treasurer, and Susie Newlon was their choice for president. The girls are now planning a Valentine party for next week, Bridge Club Nancy Lessard was hostess to the bridge club in her home on Feb. 1. Although it was a cold and snowy night, the girls enjoyed a warm and pleasant evening of cards. First srize for the evening went to Pat Kellogg, travelling prize, EIpha Phillippi and booby prize, Mary Hadly. Confirmation Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodbury were very proud parents as they watched His Excellency, Bishop Locas T. Lane, confirm their son, John, at St. Patrick's church on, Feb. 1. John's sponsor for this rite was Pam's brother, Mr. Howard Eklund, of Rogers Park. A party was held for him on Sunday, Jan. 26. Those who came to bring him best wishes were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ekluhdy and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eklund, of Rogers Park, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Eklund, Jr., of Tinsley Park, Mr. and Mrs. Len Iffttnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ciievv# ski and Mr. and Mrs. Ed'. Belke. ^ - FREE DRIVERS LICENSE REMINDER SERVICE Your drivers license should be renewed 30 days prior t#1 its expiration date! Let us help you with our FREE reminder service. . , _ Just send us your name etc."on the coupon bt. low, and at the proper time we will notify you by mail that your license should be renewed. There is absolutely no charge for this service! Name Address License Expiration Date SEYMOUR'S 24 HR. LICENSE SERV. 205 W. Elm St. EV. 5-490& (Mark's Marine Service) Now that there are small small cars ami big small cars and small big cars and BIG BIG cars and everybody is thoroughly confused, take a look at an unusually normal automobile, THE '61 CHEVROLET. It's roomy, its luxurious, it's the right sae It's just to go m your garage! See a whole stow of them at ym (M«t deafer** em-stop shopping center. See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's. CLARK CHEVROLET SALES Holiday Hills CONFIRM SEVEN YOUNG PEOPLE AT IMPRESSIVE RITES Rita Oleyar , Seven of our young people received the Sacrament of C o n f i r m a t i o n i n imp r e s s i v e ceremonies presided over by Bishop T. Lane of the Rockford diocese, on Wednesday, Feb. 1. Confirmed at St. Mary's church in the afternoon were Bonnie Exline, who was sponsored by Mrs. Daniel Exline of Chicago; Ray Mettelka, whose sponsor was^lark Ladvowski: Karen Roby, sponsored by Margaret Mullen of Richmond; Carol Schmidt, sponsored by Josephine Janik; and Mike Kreuger, sponsored by Victor Risser of Park Ridge. Matthew Justes and Candy Walters were confirmed Wednesday evening at St. Patrick's church. Matthew's sponsor was Rich W'yczesany and Candy was sponsored by her grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Wright, of Pittsburg. In addition, Joan Laskowski acted as sponsor for her niece. Frances Haisani, of Dowel 1 Road. Perkins Have Son An 8 lb, 5 oz. baby boy. put in his appearance at Woodstock hospital on Friday, Jan. 20. The parents are James and Helen Perkins of 124 Lake Shore Drive, who have lived in Holiday Hills about a year and a The ba|»y, who will be called Joseph LfeRoy, is the youngest of four: Ann is six, Jimmie, five; and Johnny three and a half. Welcome New Residents We welcome this week the Marion Kesler family who live at 307 Poplar. Marion and his wife, Judy, formerly lived in Lake Zurich but call Carterville. 111., their home town. They moved in Dec. 3. 1960. The rest Of the family consists of five children -- Debbie, who is six and attends Edgebrook school: Brenda, five; Steven, four; Rebecca, two; and Julie Ann, who is jUst a year old. Marion is employed in the construction business. Both he and Judy devote all of their time to the children. be featured -- a chocolate covered p e a n u t-butter cookie. Please try to be generous when the girls come calling, because you'll be helping a very worthy cause. Surprise Party Dick and Bornice Malstrom threw a surprise party for Bernice's mother, Mrs. Jem\ Szydlowski, of Chicago on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 29. Gathered to help celebrate her sixty-fifth birthday were seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, little Jenn Marie Malstrom. six-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malstrom Junior. Girl Scout Round-Up Four subdivision women attended the Sybaquay Council Round-Up at Barrington last week. They were Marpe Potratz, Shirley Haufe, Vi Abbink and Gerry Breede. The leaders and troop committee members present saw movies of the national convention and listened to a panel discussion concerning the convention by leaders who attended the event in St. Louis. All leaders present at the round-up were presented with the new Girl Scout ribbon for leaders -- a gold ribbon for each shoulder. Cookie Sale to Come Girl Scouts and fourth grade Brownies will be taking orders in February for the annual cookie and nut sale. This year, in addition to the usual mints ;ind nuts, a new item will DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street. McHenry , r (Closed Thursday Afternoons) Ms 1 BTE8 EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION u ^ COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 1? A.M. and 1 TO S P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS:-6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 1 i ? PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Neighborly Notes The entire Connell family travelled to Wisconsin the weekend of the twenty-ninth of January to help Jtohn's mother celebrate her birthday. The telephone company rescue squad was called out to rescue the Mroz cat from a two day long stay on a utility pole. One year old Wendy Young took her very first plane ride to South Bend where she spent a week with her aunt, Jean Savarese. ,, Mickey Walter's- mot her travelled from Pittsburg for Candy's confirmation and spent a week with her daughter and family. Victor Justes celebrated his fourteenth birthday on Thursday, Feb. 2. Jimmie- Perkins was five oil. Jan. 24. Heidi Oleyar was three Jan. 17. Pack Given Flag Pack 468 has been given a new American flag from the McHenry V.F.W. Post. It is complete with stand and base. Newly formed Den 2 is meeting Thursday afternoons after school in the Justes home. HJI.P.O.A. Elections Election day for association officers and directors is Sunday, Feb. 12. Everyone will receive details in a newsletter. A good turnout expected since the polls will^be open all Sunday afternoon. FAIR BREVUE This year's Illinois State Fair will open Friday morning, Aug. 11, and continue through Sunday, Aug. 20. Manager Franklin Rust announced that the State Fair will sponsor the American Motorcycle association races and the United States Automobile club races. i'm \N 1He MOOD FOR Sentiment, spice and laughter--you'll find them mixed nicely to your taste in gay and attractive Valentines by Norcross* The nicest cards in town! 103 S. Green St; DRUG STORE Ph. EV. 5-4500 204 W. Elm Street "1 McHenr y, I1L Evergreen 5-0277 USED T.V. DO-IT-YOURSELFERS TAKE NOTICE * TABLE MODELS * PORTABLES * CONSOLES * 17" - 21" - 24" PER INCH (as is) SALE CONTINUES THROUGH FEB. 17 " COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION !! ALSO SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF . . . RECONDITIONED and GUARANTEED USED T.V.'S from $40°° up ALL MAKES - ALL SIZES-ALL SHAPES We civB / 204 E. Elm St. T.V. McHenry, IIL On Route 120, IV2 Blocks West of the Bridge EV. 5-3757 Open 9 to 9 Mon. thru Sat. -- §un. 10 to 2 EV. 5-5659