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THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER Page Smntemr SunnyaUb Eg&aftis LAURELI JOST CONFIRMED AT MOUNT HOPE Joan Walccynald - 385-8105 * Laureli Jost was one of six girls who were confirmed in the JVlount Hope Methodist church on Sunday, April 15. Rev. Stewart Smith officiated at the confirmation ceremony. Laureli's mother and dad, J-a- Verne and Joe, held open hotise in her honor for the remainder of the day and friends and relatives from Chicago, Frankin Park, Norwood Park, Northbrook, as well as the local vicinity, dropped in to con* gratulate her. Many blessing^ to you, Laureli. Christening Another big occasion on Sunday, April 15, was the baptism of little Michael Davis, new- | born son of Mary and Red Dai^ vis. The ceremony was perif «w0rmed at St. John's churcn with Lois and Herb Anderson acting as Godparents. The celebration of this happy occasion was postponed until such time as Mary is feeling her usual self again. Our wishes for many blessings to you, too, Michael. Bake Sale JJ. Chairman of the bake sale, ^Welen Wegner, informs nie that the sale was a profitable one. The donated baked goods were sold as fast as they came in, and some even before they arrived. Our appreciation to all who contributed to making this bake sale a huge success. Lucky Girl Anyone who can take a vacation at this time of the year to leave behind this nasty weather we've been having for the temperature of the Florida climate is, in my opinion, a very lucky girl. Her name te Mary Ann Berg. She, along with three girl friends, made the trip to Fort -Lauderdale, Fla., by car, where, they spent the time swimming, sunbathing, watching the sway of the (jpalm trees,. . . Oh, why go on?! , Mary Ann tells me that the temperature ranged from 85 to 90 degrees the entire duration of their stay. How she ever got the courage to return is beyond me. Brownies Troop 150 had an interesting meeting this week, according to reporter, Karen Hetter- ^nann. They learned Kow to use a compass and then used them on an Easter egg hunt. Clever idea. The girls also learned a new song entitled "Linger" and their flag rug was wotfced on. Officers this week were Rhonda Schultz as president, Laura Karstens as secretary, and Doreen Patterson as treasurer. Cookie hostesses were Marie Karstens and Kathleen Brennan, and Mother Helper was Maria Kern. Traveler Another traveler in out midst is, Cliff Sabby who left this past week on a two week trip to Louisiana and Texas. Cliff, along with her two sisters and her daugnter, lnes Wilke, will travel by car visiting along the way. We'll tell you more about the places seen upon her return. Girl Scouts - Troop 295 held a motherdaughter meeting at the home of Troop Leader, Marge Barth. Alt' future events concerning the girls were, discussed and the girls completed their project for the neighborhood fair. Their meetings shall continue to be held on Tuesday evening and the meeting place has returned to Mrs. Barth's home. Cuttes Puppies, puppies, everywhere. First, at the Wegner home we have four new beagle puppies and, if I'm not mistaken, quite unusual in that they are all males. Sorry, they're all claimed already. Next, good old Cindy at the Anderson home had a litter of six. As of this writing we're not sure just yet what is what, but they're cute and loveable. Sick List That bug, Mr. Flu, is back again (or should I say still around). The entire Bieschke family is feeling awful and the Kobus family is playing tag with the bug. Pat Spindler is still in the hospital. As I understand it, she was due to come home, but some complications set in, and she had to stay a while longer. Then, of course, you all have no doubt heard of my recent sk$y in Mc- Rehry hospital. Poor LaVerne and Kelly Noah had nine children for a\ few days. She worked wonders with baby Paul though. He even sleeps through the night for me now. Everything is back to normal, vocal chords and all. Let's Go Visiting This week we call at 4401 North Boulevard, the home ol my sister and her husband, Loretta and Bob Mikkelsen. They moved to Sunnyside Estates from the northwest part of Chicago in October of 1955. Lor and Bob met each other in Chicago where they were married on the sixteenth of August, 1^47. They have two sons, Michael, eleven years of age, and Eric, eight years of age. Bob is employed as a compositor in a printing plant in Chicago. Lor>works part tunc in the local vicinity. Micky and Richy both attend - Johnsburg public school where they are in the sixth and second grades, respectively. Lor enjoys reading and Bob and the boys love to fish, especially when they can go to Northern Wisconsin where Grandma and Grandpa Mikkelsen have a resort. Their Grandma and Grandpa Holtfodt have just moved next door to them so they're really living. As a family, the Mikkeisens are a close-knit one, and usually do things together. So, may we all say again, "Howdy, Neighbor." Happy Occasions Today little Jeff Radtke becomes two years old. Happy birthday, Jeff. Herb Rose celebrates on the twenty-seventh, and John Mischke on the twenty-ninth. Our 'teen-age miss of the week is Pattie Voight who will become fourteen on the thirtieth. That day is also shared by Stan Smolinski. Happy Birthday one and all. Our only anniversary of the week belongs to Charlotte and Dale Maule who celebrate eight years of married life on May 1. Best wishes to you both. May you all enjoy many, many more of these happy occasions. Signing Off I would like to begin with an apology for not having wished each and everyone of you a Happy and Blessed Easter in last week's column. It takes a little while to get used to writing a week in advance, as we must, and therefore I overlooked it. I'm sorry and will try to do better. My thoughts and prayers were with all or you regardless. Call me with your holiday doings and any other tidbit of news you might have. I'll be waiting for your calls. 'Bye now. MID-WEST GUERNSEY SHOW The Midwest Invitational Gurnsey show will be held Sunday. April 29, and Monday, April 30. at Lakewood Farms, two miles east of Wauconda, on Rt. 176. Howard B. Quinn. owner of the farms, expects about 400 buyers, breeders and dairy farm operators. Spring Grove FIREMEN WIN SECOND PLACE IN BOWLING TOURNEY Eva Freund The Spring Grove firemen entered the McHenry County firemen's bowling tournament held at Huntley and won second place. Firemen to be congratulated are Walter Kowalski, Walter Brown, Phil Rinda, Jack Schmitt and Arnold Katt- Post Office Move The Spring Grove post office will occupy the remodelled quarters in the building on the southeast corner of Main-Bliven on Monday, April 30. Equipment, furniture and fixtures have been arriving all week and on Monday these were assembled according to plan. The outside mail box will also be moved to the corner next week. Home Visit Miss Jody Weber who attends college in Albuquerque, New Mexico, spent Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weber. Boy Scout Trip Last Sunday Pat Kagan, Scout leader, and the Boy Scout troop enjoyed a day in Chicago visiting the museums. Visits Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hazel and daughters from Clinton, 111., visited last weekend with their aunt, Mrs. Edwara Pankin. Bob Nelson of Sharon, Wis., spent the weekend with the Bob Lents. Hospitalized Frank Tinney is a patient at Billings hospital in Chicago. Mrs. Ray Westphal underwent surgery at St. Francis hospital in Chicago last week. Getwell soon. Trip Out East A group of students from Marian high school enjoyed a tour of Washington, D. C., and New York City over the holiday weekend. They flew by jet from O'Hare to Baltimore, RUDY & * Mile East' of the Skyline Drtve-In TJ Phone EVergreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... German short-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING ... Training, Obedience, Hunting & Retrieving he Cadittac car is the predictable choice of those who choose without restriction. - - •> ' Visit Tour Local Authorized Dealer KIP THORNTON HAS BUSY YEAH IN NEW YORK Kip Thornton, son and Mrs. A. C Thornton of Ardsley-On-Hudson, N. Y., is completing his senior year in Md., on Wednesday and returned on Monday from New York. They saw many of the historical places in Washington and stopped off at Annapolis while enroute to New York. Going South Mr. and Mrs. Harry Myers left Saturday morning for Florida where they will visit their daughter, Lois, and her husband. the high school there and making plans to attend Abilene Christian college, Abilene, Texas, where his father and sister, Nancy, also studied. The young man, who completed two and one-half years in the local high school, has been named "friendliest" boy in the year book "Who's Who" at the school. He has played on the varsity football squad and is now Jii training for track. Recently, he had the lead in the senior play, a classic, "A Servant of Two Masters", in which he played the servant. So excellent was his performance that a TV and off- Broadway producer and director sought him out for a play, "Green Pastures", being given several nights during Easter vacation in that community. He has been president of the boys' chorus at his school and is looking forward to taking part in the presentation of "West Side Story" this spring. MOOSEHEART MEETING A pre-Illinois Day booster meeting will be held by Mooseheart officers at Aurora Moose Lodge, No. 400, on Friday night, April 27, at 8 o'clock. Preparations will be made to carry out another fine program for the annual pilgrimage to Mooseheart, the Child City. Marriage seems to be the best cure found yet for lovesickness. FOR THAT FASHIONED FLAVOR TO WILLI K@iNEMANN • COUNTRY MASKS SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VABISTESS OP SAUSAGES • TRUE ©EEB2AN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 • Jost Eaat of Route IS - Volo, DL Phone EVergresn 5-6260 WISCONSIN FINANCE CORP. Elkhorn, Wisconsin MACHINERY AUCTION SALE HIGHWAY "12" IMPLEMENT ELMER KARNS. Owner LOCATED: On Highway 12, 2 miles Northwest of Genoa City or 6 miles Southeast of Lake Geneva, Wis. SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1962 Starting at 12:80 pan. Reason for selling is that Mr. Karns is discontinuing the farm implement business to go into another type of business and everything must be sold. 15 TRACTORS -- Allis Chalmers D17 - wide front end and power steering; 2 Allis Chalmers WD's recently overhauled; Farmall M - 1946; Farmall M - 1951; McCormick Super C; Massey Harris 44 - 1951; Tera-Track w/loader; Ford Trac- Tractor w/loader; Case DC - 1950 recently overhauled; Case ID w/loader & bucket - recently overhauled; Allis Chalmers HD5 crawler w/loader; John Deere A w/new tires & recently overhauled; Oliver 88 - new rings and valves; Farmall H tractor. PLOWS -- Case 3 bottom plow; McCormick 3 bottom plow; Ford 14" - 2 bottom plow; 2 • Massey Harris 2 bottom 16" plows; 2 - McCormick 14" plows. COMBINES -- McCprmick 64 w/motor; Case A6 w/motor; Minneapolis Moline w/motor. RAKES -- McCormick on steel; New Idea on rubber; John Deere on rubber. CORN PICKERS -- New Idea 2 row for Oliver; New Idea 1 row; McCormick 2MH for M tractor; John Deere 1 row for mounting JD MT or JD 40 or 50. TRAILERS -- 2 - 2wheel trailers; 1 Implment trailer. SPREADERS -- New Colby Spreader; New Idea 12A Spreader. CHOPPERS -- McCormick green-feed chopper; Dells Stalk Chopper. BALERS -- McCormick 45T - just overhauled; McCormick 50T; New Holland 77 - just overhauled. DISCS -- McCormick 8'; McCormick 10"; John Deere 8'; McCormick 6'; Oliver 10" - wheel disc. CULTIVATORS -- Allis Chalmers 2 row; McCormick 4 row; Ford 2 row. WAGONS -- 2 New Colby 6 ton Wagons. TRUCKS & CARS -- I960 Ford w/24 ft. flat bed; 1951 XHC 2 ton w/box; 1956 Chevrolet pick-up truck; 1960 Oldsmobile 88, bought new in 1960; 1955 Chevrolet pick-up truck. CORN PLANTERS -- John Deere 4 row; McCormick 2 row-MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS -- Tractor Tires for both front and rear; Implement paint; Implement parts; Electric power wrench; Electric drills; Grease guns; spray guns; chains; tools; Many other small tools and items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Usual Wisconsin Finance Corp. Auction Terms wui be announced day of Sale. Sale clerked and conducted by Wisconsin Finance Corp. Ray Berg, Mgr. Elkhorn, Wisconsin Wayne Oaterile, Clerk Phone PARKVIEW 8-3360 Auctioneer - WILBUR KUECKER, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin Se . v ife,. V OVERTON CADILLAC-- PONTIAC COMPANY , m« N. FRONT STREET dialing comes to Everybody in McHeiary on You'll start dialing McHenry's new-style, seven-figure phone numbers beginning Sunday. To make sure you reach the phone number you want, remember these points: >- • Check the number you're calling in the new phone directory! • Dial all seven figures of the number instead of two letters and five figures. 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