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Page Twenty THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ay, June 28, 196£> Lakemoor LOCAL GIRL WEDS SATURDAY IN CHURCH RITE Annette Schmit St. Mrtrv's church was,the scene el <• very wavm,' he:iutiful wcilditu ceremony at which I i m o Miss Ro>?inne Br/e/inski :iccepieil the hiinii John J." Spe;irs in marvi.- ice. Tho v/oiidin^ look place tin S;itur<';iy. -M. wiih .1 re«'ept i. >n in the Lakemoor ('omr'Mui'ty-lire liouse. A estimated two hundred and fifty ^ue-.ts \\ ere present to wish I he > ' cmtpie luck. The brulc :>nd lelt for a vveek's iionevnioon 10 Wisconsin Dc'is. \VK Happy Anniversary Al ;in.l Je.-m Dember celebr. iled their 1 u e n t y-second wedilinu ; 1 ii 11 i^ er>;iry oh the twenty-scernri <>t .Tune. We hope that they en.ioy sixty-six more anni-\ei-saries in the future years. Their anniversary fell r.n Jlio e\e of the vveddinp ;,f their nii'ce. H'.-sanne Kr/ezinski.. Village. \t'\v« The next rouul.tr monthly j meeting of the Lakemoor vil- j lai^e board, w ill 1ake place at ' the Lakemoor Communnv-fire house on Thu:.-da\. July 12. | H^re for Vacation Che<re:- A'kins iourneyed to j Indianapolis, ind.. where he 1 picked ;iu his son and dausrll- j ter-inda\' .i:m and Erlene At- | kins, and their four children. 1 They al! arrive! here to s >end ! a week \yith hi -= mom and dad. ! Jim and laiene are the proud ; jiarents „ < f twh daughters. 1 Ma rev Ann ; i n •5 Micheie. and 1 have two -1 ns. Mike and Mark, j I'll het Grandma and Grandpa j Atkins ; >e really busting but-1 tons over that set "of twins. ! We hope the ynune Atkins will j have a wonderful time on their j vacati-.n in "ii.' "fan- eemmuni- { iy- Mother 111 Edward Steadman received an urgent phone call which notified him that his mother was yravely ill in a Chicago hospital. He rushed off without supper to get to his mother's bedside, where he found she was in a coma. She since has rallied and has returned home, and alt ho she is still quite ill she has made a very good improvement. This was a yei*y fearful time for the Steadmans. Home on Leave SP-4 Ralph Jailer has returned home on leave from Fort Riley. Kansas. Alt ho after driving the almost 700 miles from the Fort, he still had four or five days left to visit with his Mom and Dad, and Janet and Tommy. Clarence and Marian have their vacations at the same time, which affords the family a good chance to catch up on all the past time during which they didn't see each other. We welcome Ralph home, and understand that he expects to be home permanently in October. Good luck, Ralph. Our Pride We are sure that there is a set of parents in our village j who have muc^i to be proud of. i They are Mr. and Mrs. C. Bost-1 ler. Their daughter, Janet, has j recently graduated from N.I.U. | and will be teaching beginning I the September term at Edgebrook school. She has been as- ; signed to the third grade there 1 in McHenry. She has complet- j ed ,her bachelor of science in j education and no town could ; be more proud of any young : woman than Lakemoor is of \ Janet. We all wish you, Janet, j much good fortune in your ; teaching career. : Mistaken Identity Mrs. Bertha Burger attended ihe party given for her granddaughter. Carol Pinkonsly, at Sunny side last Sunday. In the course of conversation with her daughter. Shirley Schuerr. we discovered that Bertha has lx>en the victim of mistaken identity. It seems that a Bertha Berger has been in the hospital and relatives and friends of hers have been in contact wiih Shirley to find out how Bertha was. Shirley assures us that her mom is in the pink of condition, working hard, and enjoying life --- e v e r y g o l d e n m i n u t e o f i t . Postponement The rummage sale and card party, originally scheduled for the thirtieth of .Tune has been canceled. The L.I.A. plans to have this party in the near future. but details have come up which mdke it necessary to postpone their plans for a short while. Keep watching your column for notice that the party is on again. Lakemoor Scouts Our color guard and drill team of the Lakemoor Scouts are preparing for a busy weekend. They will march at Hazelcrest on Saturday, and at Mundelein on Sunday. Any folks who will be in these areas those days should try to turn out and see our fine team. Seminarians Home We have, in our village, four Semi narians, who are all home on vacation. Eugene Bolda arrived home from Holy Johnsburg SODALITY HOLDS BAKE SALE AFTER MASSES, JULY 1 Betty Hettermann Next Sunday. July 1, you will have another opportunity to purchase some more delicious heme baked goods. The Blessed Virgin Sodality is holding another of their popular bake sales. As in the past, bread, cookies, cakes, dottgh-.. n u t s , p o t a t o s a l a d , b a k e d beans and other tasty articles will go on sale following all five Masses in St. John's church. This sale will be held in the school hall. The sodality Cross S"minary in Wisconsin recently where he is to begin his Junior year in September. Our boys are Ron Wagner, Rick Foss. Gene Bolda and Anthony Bonaro. Anthony we claim as our own, altho his residence is in Crystal Lake. His 'parents are in business here in town. After not seeing them for a year, it is hard to believe' that they, grow up so fast. Our prayers are with these lads for the success of their vocations. Chit-Chat Grandpa Anderson spent Father's Day at his son, Aayron's home in Palatine. Have you seen the new stone front going up on Rosemary's building in town? Sure does make the whole building look like brand new. The Atkins family and Diane spent a day^in the home of Mrs. Marilyn Griffin of Cicero. Mrs. Griffin is Diane's mother. Diana Conoelli. Mrs. Odette Brodd's granddaughter, spent a week in the Brodd home as a house guest. Florence Roth, a life-time friend of Odette Brodd. came from Michigan to visit with the Brodd family last week. W. C. Schmit and wife, Rose, were Sunday visitors in the J. A. Schmit home where they enjoyed the account of their nephew's visit to Marmion Abbey for vocation week. Amen Closing time. Call 385-5536 with your news items. We're busy at our house .watching a ma-ma robin whose setting. Day by day we peek up at the nest, only to be disappointed. We sure hope those little birdies pop through their shells before the apples are ripe. We're beginning lo think that this process takes a pretty long time. --Call soon! hopes each and every member donates as much baked goods as they did for the last sale. Of course, thejf,. n^fed buyers also. So to one and all the Blessed Virgin Sodality extends an open invitation to participate in their bake sale. The proceeds will go towards future hall rent as the sodality will be holding their forthcoming meetings in the community club hall. Engagement Announced A party was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hucker, Sr., of Ingleside on June 16 announcing the engagement of their daughter, Dolores Ann, to Robert Meyer, Jr. Bob is the son of the senior Meyers. No definite date for the wedding has been set as yet. We all wish to extend our congratulations to this young couple and hope all their future dreams come true. wishes are relayed to the new Mr. and Mrs. Freundi. Holiday Deadline Because of the holiday next week, this column is due into the office earlier than usual this week. Various news tidbits must be phoned into me no later than noon this Friday, June 29; if they are to appear in next week's paper. Please keep this deadline in mind. Stress Caution It hfts been brought to my attention that when the siren blows summoning the rescue squad members out on a call, various cars follow the ambulance to the emergency scene. This is a hindrance to the squad. These fellows are not out for a joy ride when the squad ambulance goes out so please do not make their job any harder than it is. There has even been times when sightseers have- followed the squad right up to the scene of emergency and on occasion have blocked their exit. The members who answer these calls for medical aid try to get out as fast as possible where it is necessary. Anyone following the ambulance and the members' cars, hindering their work, will bg ticketed. Please avoid this r"by just remaining wherever you are when that siren blows. Urgent Call Answered Harriette Marshall knows now there are many people in this world with a big heart. Even though these persons were not acquainted with her 'teen-age nephew, blood donors from Woodstock, McHenry, Wonder Lake and Johnsburg answered the desperate call for blood. It was announced on a local radio station that Harriette was trying to get as many donors as possible as her nephew was undergoing open heart surgery .at Billings in Chicago. The young lad was in great danger through this surgery and forty-eight pints of blood was given to him. Harriette says her sister will never be able' to thank these persons enough but they will be remembered in her daily prayers. Clarence Smith and Tim Marshall were two of the donors from here. I Goofed! Every now and then my wires get crossed when it comes to dates and last week was one of those times. I had' stated the juvenile girl Forester meeting and cookout was to take place on Monday, June 25. Actually it is to be Thursday, June 28 (tonight). If I have inconvenienced anyone, I'm sorry! Brand New Grandson The new mid-year model of the Gene King family arrived late Sunday evening, June 24: ! The third child and second son j in the King clan weighed a I healthy H2 pounds when he arrived at the Woodstock hos- 1 pital. He will be spoiled ever so gently by his two grandmothers, Mrs. Rena Smith of McHenry and Mrs. Mamie King of -Fairview avenue, not to mention brother Stevie, age 8, and sister, Mary Ellen, agie 7. - Best wishes for health and happiness to all! Exchange Marriage Vows On June 16, Arnie Freund claimed Dee Ann Hester of McHenry as his bride in a beautiful ceremony performed in St. Mary's church. Following their short honeymoon trip, the newly married couple will take up residence on Lincoln Road. Our very best of happy Around the Town Happy birthday to Neil Barth who has number nine coming up on July 1. Of interest to the members of the Blessed Virgin sodality is the forthcoming summer pot-luck dinner. It will be held on July 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the community club hall. More details will appear later. Carl and Charles Wagner returned to their home in Milton, Wis., last weekend after spending several weeks in the Gerry Hettermann home. Their mother underwent jaw surgery in Iowa. Joe and Alvina Miller recently spent several days in Carbondale where they attended the graduation of their EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life Ife. Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance ol Any Kind Phone EVergreen 5-0043 or 5-0953 429 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111 DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1236 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: EV 5-6191 Hours: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Fri. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.m. Closed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-62 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment 2 Miles South on Rt. 31 Ph. EVergreen 5-0950 GORDON E. 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One star (Epsilon Aurigal) I Antarctica, 2Yz times area is thought to be 2,000 times of U. S., is classed as the the sifce of our sun. world's largest desert. son, Bob, frfon Southern Illinois university: They also enjoyed this time getting acquainted with their new granddaughter. P.F.C. Davtfl Miller has been spending hisClen\day furllough visiting his paVen^ Jo<? and Alvina, along with dther relatives and friends. The Jim Hettermann family and the Richard Dehn family were in Chicago on two separate occasions to celebrate Father's Day with their father, John Dehn. The Gerry Wakitsches entertained her sister and family from Iron Mountain, Mich., last Saturday. TTTT mrwr tnmrf Sunday, July 1 "THE TRUTH THAT MAKES FREE" This program another in the weekly series "The Bible Speaks to You" will tell how one woman gained freedom from incapacity through spiritual means alone. 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Under him a 21 cu. ft freezer, 2 TV sets, hair dryer, stereo hi-fi, watt heater, drill, pump motor, electric scissors, fire styterjight bulbs: 75-watt (10), 25-watt (13), 100-watt (16). 3-way (50-lfl0-2DQ-watt)-4. and Z fiuofescents-- 30, 20.15-watt. 8-62 Little Bin reports: 46* worth of electricity a day runs all these appliances for the Bettenhausens Most folks are mighty surprised at the number of electric helpers they own. The Bettenhausens were. They now have many more electrical appliances than they starred with and are actually using about three times as much electricity. But the Bettenhausens, like all of us, are paying less for it per kilowatt hour than they did years ago. One reason for this i%the Power Grid System which connects oar power lines with companies in thirty-two other states. With this system we can often buy (or sell) power at advantageous rates which helps keep the price you pay down. That's another reason why it costs so little to live better electrically today! Tin R. Bettenhausens Ihre in Tinley Park, IK. Average cost of their electricity was computed by adding their electric bills for last year. Sept 7, 1960, to Sept 7, 1961, and dividing by 365 days. Naturally, costs vary according h^a family's living babits. Public Service Compart? jfrfVn"--n v--""M*. McHENRY RRE MART WALT FREUND. Prop. 3931 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS 'hone 385-0294