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Thursday, August 3. 1961 THE McHENMY PLAHIDEALER Page NUw Johnsburg SPONSOR CARNIVAL OVER WEEKEND AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Betty Hettermann •ft/ell, the three big days are upon us. The kids have been waiting anxiously for these particular days to come. I think even the grownups have looked forward to the St. J o h n ' s s u m m e r c a r n i v a l t h i s .»year. The committee in charge promises fun for one and all. There will be rides, games and refreshments for the enjoynaant of everyone. Those interest in good food (and who isn't) will be ready for the delicious fish fry which will be served Friday evenin^Lunch w i l l be a v a i l a b l e on t h e grounds Saturday and a roast beef dinner, served family style will be available beginning at noon on Sunday. All in all, it promises to be a most delightful weekend if Mr. weathercooperates. There will be lots of baseball in the offering for all you fans also. Most of the ball to be played will be serious but I hear an exhibition game is being planned that will add to the enjoyment of all. I can't promise it will be played according to the rules but it will be fun. This particular game wUl. be played early Sunday ewning. No matter which of the three days, Aug. 4, 5 or 6, you attend, fun is in store for you.. Golden Anniversary Celebrants A very large crowd of family, relatives and friends were present in the community club hall last-Saturday to fete Mr. a^ Mrs. Joe King upon their fircieth wedding anniversaiy. Joe, and Lena were married 50 years ago on July 26 at St. John's church. They were blessed with four children, Sister Albertine, O.S.F. of St. Joseph's church, Richmond; Leo, Sally Benson and Mabel Smith. The day was made even more enjoyable for Joe and Lena with the presence of Sistit Albertine. Ear'y in the evening, following dinner, a mock wedding was performed. Needless to say this incident was quite laughable. The long but most enjoyable day will be remembered forever by the celebrants. Birthday Corner Birthday greetings are in s\!!jw*e for Barbara Krasicki who will be nine on Aug. 2 and for Karen Hettermann who will turn nine on Aug. 3. Tommy Wakitsch will be lighting nine candles come Aug. 12. Best wishes to Charlene Freund who will be out of her 'teens as of Aug. 21. Aug. 25 is the natal day of R*th Martinec but I'm not telli^ her age. Happy birthday to all and the other August celebrants. Fire and Rescue Squad Calls Last Thursday the firemen of station 2 were called to the Ben Freund farm where a piece of machinery had caught fire. On Friday the rescue squad Village o£ Sunnyside ASSOCIATION WILL MEET AT VILLAGE HALL. AUGUST 7 Therese Schneider - EV. 5-1298 Anyone interested in what the village is doing is invited to attend the meeting Aug. 7 at the village hall. Carnival Everyone is inVited to attend the St. John's carnival Aug. 4, 5, and 6. A delicious fish fry will be served Friday and a roast beef dinner served Sunday. , Camping Richie Fredrick, Jackie Roggenbuck and Dave Smith went to the Boy Scout Camp, Camp Lowden, at Oregon, 111. On Wednesday -evening the Boy Scouts put on a program for their parents, which everyone enjoyed. Hospital News Marilyn Kinder is in the Col- -umbus hospital in Chicago and we send her many get-well wishes. A former resident, Len Guge, is ill and we hope he will be on his feet soon. We werfe sorry to hear that Mr. Tallow of Riverside drive, is in the hospital. We all wish him a speedy recovery. Visiting Bernie and Joan Kcnnebeck went up the river on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gresens's boat to Wilmot where they enjoyed a wonder steak dinner. Bonnie LaBay is spending a week visiting in Rirhmonri. Joe Metzger and family went to Algonquin to visit their former neighbors, the Joe Schuman family. The children had a wonderful time getting re-acquainted. The Schultz family went to Aurora to visit old friends. . Visitors The LnBays had their nieces, Patty and Betty Biese, and Sandy Vande Voort over for a week. The Gunthers had their daughter, Barbara, and her fiance, Frank Cannataro, as guests for five days. Besides being a vacation for the young couple, final plans were made for their coming marriage Sept. 2. It was nice to see Bob and Carmella Sandborn and their two sons visiting their former neighbors. Birthday Parties Thirty children of the village were the guests at the Lowwas called to the river where a water skier had been hit by a boat propellar. The victim who suffered severe lacerations was taken in the ambulance to the McHenry hospital. He was later transferred to St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin and then to a Chicago hospital. reys and helped celebrate the birthdays of Leroy, 4, and Jimmy, 2. They were served delicious homemade cake and root beer floats after playing games. Ray Kennebeck and family came to help Laurie Kennebeck celebrate her third birthday. Belated Anniversary Greetings Many happy anniversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie LaBay who celebrated their fourteenth anniversary. P1STAKEE TERRACE NEWS Association Meeting The next Association meeting will be held at the Cal. Vyduna home on Aug. 7. Ladies Auxiliary At the next auxiliary meeting the officers will be installed and a cake demonstration given at the home of Grace Vyduna Aug. 10. Visiting The Leonard Toeppers went to Madison, Wis., to visit Joyce's brother and family. Later on in the week the Toeppers took the children to Brookfield Zoo. Visitors The Val Petulas had a patio party last Saturday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gavin and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzel and family of Fox Lake. Howard and Agnes Secord entertained friends from Arlington Heights over the weekend. They played a round of golf followed by a steak dinner. Accident Mary Mecko \vent to a company picnic and was hit by a flying baseball bat. Birthdays Happy birthday to Gary Weiss oh the fourth of August; to Marty Pritchard and Ed Weiss, Jr., on the fifth, and to Joy Vyduna on the eighth. Anniversary Happy . anniversary to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson who have been married 9 years on the third of August. New Dentist A dentist has taken residence in the village of Sunnyside. He is Dr. Bruce Kwarta, D.D.S. and he is located at 4307 N. Wilmot road. Spring Grove Jessies Return From Mexico Mrs. Charles Freund Jerry and Ed Jessie returned this week from a trip to Mexico. Vacationing Mrs. Rose Marks is enjoying a vacation in California. She expects to be back this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. Muller, son, Richard, and his fiancee are enjoying a vacation in Las Vegas. Hospitalized Paul Weber is a patient in Sherman hospital, Elgin. He is under observation and receiving medical care. Funeral Service Funeral services for Margaret Hafner were held at St; Peter's church Monday morning. Mrs. Hafner was a longtime resident in this vicinity. She passed away "at St. Thercse's hospital, Waukegan, after a short illness on Saturday, July 22. Baseball Dan and Vic Freund saw the game between the Cincinnati Reds and Milwaukee Braves at Milwaukee last Wednesday night. The Reds won 3 to 2. Picnics The John McGoverns held a cook-out at their home last Sunday afternoon. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Mr. and Mi's. Don Riemer and baby daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mensch and family of Arlington Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wrenn and family of Arlington Heights, Bob McGovern of Chicago and Shirley Dawson. A picnic lunch was served their guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Connie Muller. Their weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Raimondi. Garden Club The garden club had a lawn party at the home of Miss Sah Hansson Thursday afternoon. 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Reunion Mr. and Mrs. William Shotiff and Mrs. Alice Wagner joined a group of relatives at the Shotliff reunion in Mackton, 111., on Sunday. This is an annual affair and relatives gather from miles around to attend the reunion. Few people recognize how many common words we now use that are borrowed from the Indians - for example -- Potomac, Manhattan, Niagara, Wabash, Chicago, Erie, hickory, hominy, moccasin, moose, pecan, persimmon, terrapin -- and the names of 27 of our states. Lakemoor May Continue Swimming Class . Havid Heckmann EV. 5-0532 The children, who have been attending the swimming classes should be glad to learn that the problem of "The Kick Bar" and the continuation of the classes are in the process of being solved. We have been assured by members of our village board and other interested people that this will be taken care of so that classes may continue this season. The average American receives 325 pieces of first class mail yearly. , Happy Farmerettes Mrs. Helen Para and daughter, Barbara, took a group of local girls to a friend's farm at Allison Bay, about 50 miles north of Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Last week while Wally Para and Tommy were at Camp Lowden. The girls had the time of their lives feeding the young stock" and even helped harvest the hay crop! They were Genene Dember, and sister, Diane, Micki Morrison. and Pam Zabroski. What a grand way to spend a holiday, helping a young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bolyard, get started their first year on the new place! edly proud upon the group as they returned Sunday. Thanks to all and especially to the co-operative parents of troop 161 for their fine effort! Your humble correspondent, by tight scheduling, was fortunate to attend the adult leadership training session in overnight and related camping at Lowden Saturday night and Sunday. What a hide-away! First class Scout "Skip" Schuerr of Lilymoor made "Order of the Arrow." Dickie Bitterman, Ben DeCicco, Kenny Ehrhardt, Sam Kisla, Richard Kotiv, and Tommy Para became staff approved swimmers by swimming a prescribed course with four different strokes. Tom BosUer, Bob Hosie and Bob Tobias passed the 75 foot test for advancement in Scouting classes with the side stroke. Frankie Patellaro passed with the American crawl for the distance, no mean stunt* In camp-wide competition, "Adventure Trails", the Red Eagle patrol, made up of Dickie Bitterman as leader, Skip Schuerr, Kenny Ehrhardt, Terry Morrison, Tommy Para, Timmy Wirfs, Richard Kotiv, and Frank Pogany won "Excellent" in cooking, and "Good" in signaling, orienteering, amf in camping. T The Raven patrol, with Rich* ard Wolf as leader, Tom Bost% ler, Ben DeCicco, Bob Hosie? Sam Kisla, Andy and FranK Patellaro, and Bob Tobias were rated "Excellent4* in physical" fitness, rifle range and in cook* ing. -r On Monday of camp week the group did the "Indian Village Hike" and on Tuesday* "The Robbers Roost" Hike. •» The members of V.F.W. post 4600, McHemy, and our wholtt area can be justly proud at these fine youngsters! Z In Parade * The "Lakemore Scouts" drill team, * sponsored for our areff by the V.F.W. post 4600 ladies auxiliary, will march in the V® J Day parade at Woodstock.- " Let's all make an effort bt be there to cheer these gift? on with big rounds of applause^ To those post members and" their fine ladies our ;heartfel£ gratitude for your help to OU9 young citizens! , " Tristan de Cunha, a smalt Atlantic island, is classed being the remote spot on earth* It is 1,320 miles from the near* est island (St. Helena) 1,700 miles from Africa. - * Camp Lowden Report Again a representative group of young boys from our area d i s t i n g u i s h e d t h e m s e l v e s a t Camp Lowden. the Boy Scout reservation near Oregon. They all had fun too! Wally Para, our Scoutmaster, looked refreshed, happy, and deserv- LADIES! NEW on the $2.79 lack Woven Ginqham DRESSES Sizes 12-20; 14'/2-24l/ 2 *2>79 Each TERRIFIC VALUE KiWitok ifekif Oui?rf NO HIGH PRESSURE SUPRISE EY-S5900 SEE US... AT OUR New bcatw N. 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