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Pig* Fonttecn THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 24, 1963C Holiday Hills DANCING, CAKE WALK, PONY RIDES TO FEATURE PICNIC Inez Young Each week the news about the picnic gets more exciting. Adding to the list of events, the committee has now announced the feature attraction of the day will be several performances of a magic show. In the event you missed last week's column, and those of you who didn't, we'll refresh your memory, this is what will take place. The picnic will lie held at the river beach on Riverview Drive on Sunday, Sept. 30. Included in the lis; of events, are pony rides, a cake walk, dancing, refreshments and games of skill and dancing. In other words, we're going to have a good old fashioned picnic.. Reserve the date. Sept. 10 from 11 a.m. unt'il? 6, Laurie, .1%. aged 3, and Floyd Interpost. Fishing: Contest Boy Scout troop 132 had ah inlerpost fishing contest on Sunday. Au^. 6. Victor Justes tool: the honors for the most Luau Audrey and Jim Clark of Riverview Drive' h'ad ,a real Hawiinn luau with roast ni^ , , , „ . land all on Saturday, Aim'. 19. S i°.aU5. i3" ^ j Friends and' neighbors enjoyed the evening. ???? Strange things were happening on Sunset Drive on the front lawn of the Heise home recently. There was a pup tent pitched right outside the front door. Now I don't know if Eunicc put it there or wh.:t, but the story goes this way. Eunice and Dawn had a pajama party inside and De; n and Chuck camped outside It was a chilly night for camping, but they all had fun. Neighborly Notes Lorraine and Dick Bonds entertained Mr.'and Mrs. Mike Meredilh of Chicago at thcii home qn Holiday Drive recently. Mrs. Meredith is a cousin of Lorraine's and Mr. Meredith is a political re-write man for a Chicago paper. On a sadder note, Lorraine and Dick went to Chicago i,o attend the funeral of George Freece, an old time friend and neighbor. •• Spring Grove KABIT OF SISTERS OF DIVINE SAVIOR GIVEN MARY KAGAN Eva Freund Sew and So's The Sew and So's, n rlub formed some 15 years ago in Miss Mary Louise Kagan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Kagan of Spring Grove, was formally reeeived into the Congregation of the Sisters of the Divine Savior in Milwaukee on Saturday, Aug. 12. The ceremony was held "in the chapel at St. Mary's convent. Marv Lou was lovely dressed in her white satin bridal gown and tulle veil as she walked to the altar to receive the holy habit. Upon reentering the chapel with sixteen Novices clothed in the black habit of the order and the white veil "of the Novice. Mary Lou looked radiant as she knelt to receive her religious n a m e, Sister Mary Siena. The investiture was followed by a Solemn High " Mass celebrated by Msgr. Francis Beres. Two of Sister's five brothers took .part in the mass. Jim served and Leigh, a Major seminarian studying for the priesthood for the Rockford I.)ioee?e at St. Paul Seminary, participated with the priests at the altar. These included Rev. John L. Daleiden of Freeport. Sister's former pastor and Rev. and Mrs. Charles Korus was christened Sherri Lynne on Saturday, Aug. 5. The chaplain at DOW Air Force Base, Maine officiated at the baptismal. Mrs. Ralph Meyer and Dan Freund were sponsors for the baby. „ , , , , . , Nicholas Freund formerly of Berwyn. held thor annual pu - s 5 Gi.ow now in Californic at the lounu home on El- : ... ^ caught the largest fish measuring 11 inches. The boys moved from spot to spot on our channels looking for the 'big ones' and a good time was had by all. The boys have been holding their meetings at the lake beach on Friday evenings at 7:30 during the months ol June and July and will continue to do so during the month of August. They are now recruiting j members have moved to ihi< hew members and would like to ; area Amy Street and Joan j ani^ get the new members in before ' Rankin live in Wonder Lake. I <--, , 'ovo' '*™' Chicago the end of August when the ! June Witzman in Larkdale and ] (vur-p young Reder Lane, Sunday, Aug. 14 with fourty-two people in attendance. For many years the club met monthly, but in the past 5 or 6 years five of its nia. Father Nicholas and Sister Siena are both members of the Soeiely of the Divine Savior. An afternoon reception \v«-s held in 1 he Convent gardens and over >evi nty-fiye....friends relatives from SnriiV-' new charter goes into effect. Lorraine Olsen in Cary. Th~ If you know of any l>oys in- < whole club still meets bi-an- 11'.'ions and -:harp her that of her family. joy and terested in scouting, please call Victor Justes at EV 5-5104. Birthday Club Ellen Eriekson entertained her birthday club on Aug. 10 The club started 25 years ago with a group of friends in Edison Park. Since that time they have met once a month. All of the ladies are now grandmothers and one is even a j Exline on his fourth birlhday nually so that they don't loose contact. The picnic has been held at the Youngs for two years now and (he club will meet again sometime around the Christmas holidays. Many of its members have been friends since high school. Happy Birthday A happy birthday to Giep.n Baby Girls Mr. and Mrs. William Harms are the happy parents of a daughter, weighing 7 lbs., 6 ozs., born Saturday, Aug. 19. The baby has been named Bonit a Sue. A baby girl weighing 7 lbs., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gathrrt'an at S!. Theresc's hospital on Aug., 1 The infant daughter of Lt. great-grandmother. To make it an especially nice day, a former member, Mrs. Fred Wickstrod, who now resides in West Hollywood, Fla., was in town and was able to be present. Athletic Club The Griswold Lake Athletic He celebrated wilh a party i wilh his family and a couple ol days later the whole famiiy look in the International Trad 1 Fair. TAX EXEMPT ITEMS • The Illinois Department of! Revenue will consider sales of buildipt/ materials to contrac- I club held its monthly meeting j l Q I .s w h o s e c u s l o m e r s ; i I V ( . h ; 1 Wednesday, Aug. 16. The men are currently interested in their bowling teams, numbering three, which wijl be bowling in the Tuesday night league at Island Lake. EARL, R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm SH Life Iu. The bowling shirts have arrived and they are now anxiously waiting fos howling to start. Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES Baby Boy Herman and Mary Bosch from Sunset Drive are proud parents of a baby bdybera..on July 22. The baby, named Donald. has two brothers and a sister at home, Richard, aged itable, religious or educational organizations to be exemt;! from the Retailers' Occupation Tax and Use-T:,v. O'TOI-Cli- - j Nwl Insurance ol a report last week from Theodjo re Jt . tI saacs, dj-i rec.t or off re\<-\ An> Kind nue. Isaacs said new Rule I x i Phone EVergreen reflecting this change and olh- j 5-0043 or 5-0953 ers, will be available for dW- I 429 E|m st., McHenry, III. tribution to the public in a few j days. DR. Birthday Club Members of the birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Susie Rudolph on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes in cards were awarded to Mrs. Alice Van Every, Mrs. Mark Pierce, Mrs. Alice Stevens, Mrs. Charles Gillespie and Mrs. Ben May. Refreshments were served after cards. Ball (iame Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thelen enjoyed the game between the Cubs and Braves in Milwaukee- Saturday. Picnic Those who enjoyed a cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thelen in Johnsburg %n Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jung and Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thelen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and. family. Home Visit Rev. Nicholas Freund, SDS, swnt the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund. He spent the summer in Missouri and stopped off for a visit while enroute to California. Father Girard and Father Lawrence also stayed a' the Freunds for a short visil and then left for New York and New Jersey. Sister Mary Ruth, OSF, of Milwaukee, is enjoying a visit 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs George A. May. American dairy farms have demonstrated greater ability than ever before to prodUcc larger quantities of milk from tewer and fewer cows. Milk production per cow in 1960 ro-e above 7 000 pounds for the first time in history, while cow numbers continued a downward trend, to hit a record low of 17.5 mil'ion head. 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