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y, March 16,1961 land Park THE McHEN&Y PLAINDEALER Pagt F1flee* AND ITS CORN BEEF AND CABBAGE TONIGHT Gelwicag JGV. 5-S712 01 EV. 5-4043 JTonight, Thursday, is the sht for corn beef and cabbage at the community house, serving time from 5:30 to 7:30 jun. This is the third annual spring luncheon of the welcome committee of Women's Club. The price is right, and the food will surely be good. See you there. Welcome To 4jMr. and Mrs. Donald Dixon <m 130 Highland avenue. Heartfelt Sympathy Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Greg Seery of 305 Home avenue upon the death of Rozell's sister on Tuesday, March 7, at Antigo, Wis. A double sympathy is really extended as two months ago another sister passed away in Washington, *C.._ also from a lingering illness. We are sorry that this column was not notified at that time. Home Again Home again, after a six weeks vacation, feels good for Ann and Bill Herzog. They left Jan. 15 for Florida, Los Angeles, Calif, and last stop Las Vegas, Nevada, before retwning to home at 208 Lake- View avenue on Feb. 28. In Fort Lauderdale, Fla., they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Blanchard and visited also in St. Petersburg, Fla., with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reinhardt jvho formerly lived here on Hilltop street and in Bradenton, Fla., with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hammond who formerly lived on LakeView avenue. In iPs Angeles, Calif., they visited with Ann's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hilton and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Freeze. And in Las Vegas, Nev., enjoyed the many tourist attractions. Even tho' they were a wonderful six weeks, it's good to get home again too. Happy Birthday itjjfTo Alfred Dietz on March 8 And his wife. Lucille, on March 11. Anita Rebel on March 14 was 1 year old. Jeff Bierman on March 15, who was 4 years old. To Mary Beth Humann who will be four years old on March 16. To Evelyn Kaminski 1 on March 17, Leonore Abbott oil March 19 and to Ann HirshtlEtg and Lucille Jones both 20 ^ Band Winners . P4uf 1 S c h w e g e l , J r . , a n d Wadford Grote, sons of Mr. arid Mrs. Paul A. Schwegel of 81 Clearview and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Grote of 416 Home avenue, respectively, are the proud winners of first place ratings in clarinet solos at the Illinois Grade School Band association District contest held xP Lake Zurich pn March 4. Paul is a fifth grade student at Landmark and Bradford a sixth grader at the junior high school. These boys are now eligible to compete in the state finals in Ashton, 111., on April £8 and 29. Good luck fellows! Birthday Party Ronnie Rebel, observed his fourth birthday on Friday, March 10, with a little party of four friends. Donnie and Larry Glorch, Davy Wickenkamp, and Billy Burman. Moms enjoying the party too were Dorothy Glorch, Bev Wickenkamp, (Susie too) Joan Burman, baby Mike, too and mom, Marge Rebel, and Ronnie's sister, Anita. Double Birthday Celebration Ann and Bill Herzog were birthday honored guests of Ivy and Stan Lezak on Wednesday, March 8. Ann observes her birthday on March 8 and Bill's is right after on March 9. They enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings and later were Dleasantly surprised by the Hafers and Hountrasess who had "tracked" them down at Lezaks. They came well prepared and the Lezaks had the pleasure of joining the usual card game with the "Ha-He- Ho's," in tohich the girls enjoyed beating the boys. Birthday Doings Charles Pintozzi observed his birthday, March 13, but celebrated on Sunday, March 12. Their children and grandchildren dropped in to wish grandpa a biggest birthday ever. Mildred served the grown-ups cake and coffee and there were plentj of goodies for the youngsters. Sunshine Birthday Kimberley Worm celebrated her eighth birthday, March 8. She had a little party for her friends and those who attended were Alicia Sweeney, Deborah Djubenski, Sandy Dawson, Debbie Gladman, Cathy Humann and Edna Krupinski. The party was held after school, and games were enjoyed along with birthday cake. Pink and Blue Shower Dolly Nowell was guest of honor at a "mostly pink" shower in Dee Earwig's basement oh Friday evening, March 3. Helping Dolly prepare for the date of April 9 -- or before ~ were Dorothy Chismar, Shirley George, Leah Nuss, Diane Lauer, Flossie Kawa, Joan Kane, Eleanor Sweeney, Jessie Matthews, Audrey Koczor, Bunny Jaenicke, Kitty Hendle, Polly Licastro, Dorothy Glorch, Dagney Luntz, Betty Kamp, and from Chicago, Dolly's mother, Mrs. Mary Mitchell, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell, and her cousin, Ruth Mitchell. These ladies also enjoyed a delicious lunch prepared by four or five of the gals. Get-Tope ther Ken and Bernice Boyce entertained a few friends at their home on Saturday evening, March 11. Listening to records and having lots of laughs were Alice and Jim Quaiver, Dorothy and Bud Uttich, Ann and Floyd Leigh, Betty and Wally Laurence, Delores and Jerry Rogers, Arlene and Frank Bartos. and Pearl Reinhardt and Bill Kester. Party Time Toots and Don Gerstad entertained a few friends and neighbors on Saturday evening, March 11. Leaving a little surprised were Pat and John Gelwicks, Petey and Jack Oakford, RoseMary and Rich Vera, Doris and Ed Bock, Pat and Hal Brunow, Mimi and Dave Ladd, Janet and Bob Kozy, and Joan and Tom Nick, but a good time was had by all! Visitors Ed and Mickey Gladman had several guests for Sunday dinner, March 12. Their guests were Burt and Helen Young of Chicago, Mickey's parents, and nephew, Joey Young, also from Chicago. Gen Smith was hostess at a get-together at her home last T h u r s d a y . S h e s e r v e d h e r guests cake and coffee. Tht» guests to enjoy this delicious cake and coffee were Brenda McGue, Jaunita Harris, Alma Brushaber and Ann Hirshberg. Pudgy, the family pet, wel- What Is Christian Science? "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE SCIENCE OF PURE CHRISTIANITY" FREE PUBLIC LECTURE to be given by FLORENCE MIDDAUGH, C.S.B. Lo*Angele*,Cal. "Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. Monday, March 20 -- 8:00 p.m. Central Grade School Auditorium Paddock Street at McHenry Avenue Crystal Lake, Illinois Sponsored by FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST CRYSTAL LAKE Free Parking Small Children cared for during lecture. ALL ARE WELCOME! |MARCH SSM SPECIALS Cake Mold basket srj9 s**ClAl New, eaiy to as*. Complete with recipei and i*. itructiom--cake mix size. Perfect for Easter enter taining. £»* finish |M STEP LADDER 9'a""* ad<* BLUE RIBBON ALL PURPOSE LIFE TIME ALUMINUM ROCKET TRUE TIM PER 5 FOOT 1*9. $17-7S SPECIAL *13" « FOOT t»g. $21.99 SPECIAL *16" W.79 SPECIAL K eonce drop fuima heal fceod. Chrome plated--h«llew tub* alar steel shaft. Non-slip lafety grip handle. IrvM TlW#» |WHly throwghoMfc Designed for day m day out household service. f Alb rail-- Jumbo six* k*>--safety leek and safety rubber shoes. ft VYCITAL'S Hdwe 132 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. Phone EV 5-0098 corned everyone at the door with a bark and enjoyed a piece of cake also. Sunday, unexpected friends from Jefferson Park; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Selle and daughter, Linda Anne, spent a nice afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brushaber. Visiting Friday, Paul and Alma Brushaber spent the day in Chicago visiting Alma's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paulus and daughter, Joy Dawn. Meet Yonr Neighbor Welcome to "Old-Timers" Bob and Gayle Laursen, who reside at 134 Pleasant avenue. Lakeland Park. The Laursens have lived here 5% years after leaving Chicago behind. They have four children, Jimmy, age ?.0, who attends fifth grade at Landmark; Jack, age who goes to third grade at Edgebrook: Pamela, age 7, is enrolled in the second grade at Edgebrook and Patty, age 4, who keeps her busy all day. Bob and Gayle, both attended Kelvyn school in Chicago. This happy pair met in high school, continued to date for two years and were finally married. They now have been married for eleven years. Bob is a carpenter, and Gayle is working in McHenry as an IBM machine operator. Gayle likes to sew and paint and is presently the secretary of the Women's club. Bob enjoys wood work. In Conclusion News seems scarce to get lately. We would appreciate more calls from our readers on news or leads. Pat can be reached evenings at EV 5-3712 or days at EV. 5-4043. 4 * A gal who can get 40 winks is not sleeping. Johnsburg PARTY PROCEEDS USED TO PURCHASE PARKING LIGHTS Betty Hettermann An open invitation is extended to one and all to attend the public party to be held next Sunday evening, March 19, in the community club hall. Your participation at this party is greatly urged by the Blessed Virgin Sodality who hope to raise funds for the new lights in the St. John's church parking area. Proceeds for the night will go into this special fund. Please try to attend next Sunday evening and bring a friend or two along. John's school hall prior to the' 8:30 Mass. The group will march into church in a body for the Mass and will also receive Communion in a body. Breakfast will be served for the court members in the community club hall immediately following the Mass. The parish men will be doing the preparing and serving of the meal. A small fee will be charged at this time. Anyone wishing to donate for the breakfast may do so by contacting Marie Oeffling. Honored at Celebration Georgette Miller was the honored guest in her home last Sunday evening when many of her friends, relatives and neighbors gathered there for supper. The reason for the get-together was the capping of Georgette earlier in the day at the St. Therese's school of nursing. Those attending the capping ceremony were: Mr. and Mrs. " B u d " M i l l e r , J o h n n y a n d Nancy Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Freund, Mrs. Delia K. Miller, Gerry Sobiesk, Mr. and Mt«. Alvin Freund, Mrs. Ed Frfctt and daughter, Mr. and Mfe. Howard Freund and son, Mfc and Mrs. Bill Rutzen, Mr. ana Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Joij Nett, Nancy Weber, Robert Weber, Patty Hiller, Bill BvMlock, Janice Huff and Marilyii Fuchs. Communion Sunday for Lady Forestors rext Sunday, Mfirch 19, the Mdy Foresters of St. Agatha's court No. 777 and the juvenile members will meet in St. --, We Make Home Service Calls . . • SERVICE Courteous Service by Wally Hojnacld - Allen McKlm We service all makes of Television. Radio 8c Hi-Fi. Our skill and 25 years ^fperienceenabtens "to give you efficient and dependable service. Only Top Quality Parts used in all oar repair work. Our workmanship is fully guaranteed. FREE Tube Testing Service In Our Shop By Qualified Technicians. F.M. T.V. - RADIO SALES and SERVICE 128 N. Riverside Dr. ' EV. 5-0979 McHenry HOURS: Daily 9-7; Fri. & Sat 9-9; Wed. a.m.; Sun. 10-1 Change of Address T h e m a n y f r i e n d s o f 'Speedy" Thiel will be most interested to know he is now stationed in Alaska. He arrived there last week after spending several months stationed in Fort I^eonard Wood, Mo. His new address is as follows: Pvt. Thomas A. Thiel, U.S. 55700697 Supply Co. (1885) A.P.O. 949 Seattle, Washington. bers of the Pink Ladies sewing guild auxiliary to the McHenry hospital will meet at the home of Lorraine Lindemann of Pistakee Highlands.A dessert luncheon will be served at this time. Members to be on hand for the regular meeting will be: Celia Blake, Margaret Bolin, Marion Carlson, Lilah Jordan, Mable Martin, Mae Siadek and Lillian Cox, all of McHenry; Agnes Koman, Nellie Bergener and Esther Knapp of Johnsburg; Marge Moreth and Vi Schuble of Pistakee Highlands. The guest of the day will be Laverene Maddock. Brownie and Girl Scout News Troop 378 spent last Tuesday discussing future events and projects. Game* were also on the agenda followed by a goodnight circle. Judy Schaefer was cookie hostess at this meeting. Girl Scout troop 408 worked on various current projects at last week's meeting. The girls were delighted with the candy treat supplied by Mrs. Mutzie, Skjorestad. NEW APPOINTMENTS Appointments by Gov. Otto Kerner last week: Richard Howard McWard, Glen Ellyn, assistant director of the Illinois Depa r t m e n t of Agriculture, and Dr. Roy A. Thompson, Clinton, superintendent of the Division of Livestock Industry. GIRL SCOUTS Troop 464 ^ Troop 464 had a beauty treatment talk by Mrs. Regner, our Scout leader. First, Mrs.* Regner taught us the proper way to wash our faces. Then she taught us how to apply a special green mud pack. She also showed us how, by using Linda I .arson as the model. After the entire process, the skin felt as soft as a baby's skin. We had much fun and appreciated it very much that Mrs. Regner let us use her beauty aids. We closed the meeting at 4:45 p.m. Danita Tomasello, Scribe Having money and friends is easy, but having no money, and lots of friends is quite an accomplishment. Pink Ladies Guild to Meet Friday, March 17, the mem- RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... For Most of the Popular Breeds BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting 8c Retrieving Hear Ye... It's Our Annual St. Patrick's DANCE and Corned Beef Dinner Served from 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. V.F.W. Clubhouse - McHenry. 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