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Pag® Twenty-Two £_ TKE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, Junt 28,1962 Sunnyside Estates JENSENS OBSERVE BIRTHDAY, BAPTISM OF YOUNG SONS Joan Walczynski - 885-8105 The Jensen family of Grandview drive had quite an eventful weekend. On Saturday Donna and Ray gave a birthday party for Ray, Jr., to celebrate hi§ third birthday; and on Sunday their young son, Donald Rex, was christened. The young guests present at S a t u r d a y ' s p a r t y i n c l u d e d Skipper and Greg Cain of Antioch; Cindy York of Mundelein; Scott and Laurie Johnson of Crystal Lake; Tammy Tie- i demann of - McHenry; . Bobby I Hintze of Elgin;' and Cynthia J Wirt^ of Wauconda. Little i Tammy Bieschkc of our own • community wasn't able to at- . tend, since she was still at her J godparents' home. The children j enjoyed playing g:\mes and eat- .ing their cake find ice cream, and cake ana coffee were , served tn the mommies and daddies who came. j Sunday's activities centered around the In by with the cere- 1 mony taking place at eleven; o'clock at the Community j Methodist :hurch of McHcnry. J with Reverend Man in officiat-'i ing. The godparents were Donald's cousins. Barbara Hintze1 and Donald Wirth, who are I brother and sister. Guests \ present for the celebration, were Ray's mother. Lill Jen- j sen, and his two sisters and their families. Sis and Bill Kauffman and their two children of Oak Lawn: Viv and ; Bud Wirth and their six chil- j dren' of Wauconda; and Ray's j niece and her family. Barb and j Bob Hintze and their two chil- j dren of Elgin; also Donna's j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald ' Barger; her sister. Anita; and | her aunt. Mimi Lowe, all of , McHenry. i Of course, they a'.-^o K>ok th", opportunity ' to celebrate Ray. Jr.'s, birthday again on , Sunday. as well as Father's Day. , so you can well imagine the; goings' on at the Jensen house ; over the weekend. Donna said I she could never have managed ! without Lill Jensen to help j her. And to climax the cele- j b r a t i o n s . R a y ' s n i e c e , L i l l Kaufman, is spending a week wi9th them. Visitors, Visitors Thanks to visiting friends and relatives. I have a bit tnore news this week. Those I've heard of are the following: Mary and Frank Mann have guests in the way of their two grandchildren. Pa t r i c i a and Paul Ruff. Guess there's nothing quite like spending a vacation with Grandma and Grandpa. Betty and Bob Lakowske were pleased to have Betty's father and step-mother, Phil and Marie Golke, from Stevens Point, Wis., for a weekend visit. They were able to stay from Friday to Monday and while here Betty and Bob drove them into Chicago for a visit with Betty's aunt, Jo Cieslewicz. And next to a vacation at Grandma and Grandpa's, I would guess having them come to vacation with you would be the best, as Mary Jane and Johnny will no doubt agree to. Mildred and Tony Senkerik entertained her niece and family, Betty and Jerry Williams, and their two boys, James and Charles. The Williams made a trip from Fort Worth, Texas, .to visit Betty's folks, Mr. and I^frs. John Skid more, of Ringwood, and they also took time out to come over and spend an afternoon and evening with Millie and Tony. I think yiat's wonderful. Eernice and Earl Fry and children, Sandy and Tommy, «S£>ent a recent weekend taking a TPtp to Whittie, Wis., to visit Bernice's sister and family. Violel a n d Frank Hendricks. The Hendricks have a farm ind the kids had a real ball, "and naturally hated to come home. Sick List I am real sorry to report that Fran Olsen was hospitalized last week due to a miscarriage and as if that wasn't bad enough their three children. Ernie, Kim and Eric, were «ick with a virus infection. What a way to end a vacation trip. Tony Senkerik was sick in j bed with a high fever one day last week, but being one of the "stronger"' sex, he snapped rir;ht back, and was back to the old grind the next day. I>of£t and Found Did anyone lose a key at our beach last Sunday or earlier? It was found there by A1 Holtfodt and I have it here. If it's vours.' please call or come and identify it. ty-one. On July 2 our birthday greeting* go to Pat Bott and our firecracker birthday "Boy" is Emil Lemmens. June being the month of weddings, Cupid was busy. Chris and Don Fail celebrate fifteen years of wedded bliss today: and tomorrow, Gladys and Laird Kayler chalk up sixteen years of the same; and on the thirtieth, Barbara and Flo Jesski go them one better with seventeen years of married life together. Congratulations one and all. May God grant you many more fture years of happiness together. , Signing Off In signing off may I apol$ gize to all the fathers for not h a v i n g " t h o u g h t a h e a d " enough to remember Father's Day. This is, I know, a little belated, but I lust coulnn't forget them altogether. I hope it's "better late than never". A father is a marvelous person whom a family finds it terribly hard tpJive without. They have the/muwst shouUurs. for the*v carry MJto burden of a family, plus place 1o shed your tears. They have magic pockets that always hav«^t_,ha1 nickel, dime or quarter lorlhat special something you found at the si ore. They're a pushover for a smile and a hug, but their softness takes nothing away from Iheir manliness. They can fix anything from a broken toyto a stalled car, and they can make work seem like fun. When they're home the whole house is happier. Thank God for ^Fathers. Hope your Father's Day was a happy one. 'Bye now. HELP FOR SWIMMERS Give a swimmer a wide berth when he gets into trouble. advises the Institute for Safer Living. Instead of swimming or wading directJy to him extend a stick, pole. rope, twisted article of clothing. Let the victim grasp the cli.iect and then null hi^ safety. This is safer thap at tompt iivr bodily conlact as it helps to prevent panic and oncourr.ges the victim to help himself. Ringwood BRIDAL SHOWER HELD RECENTLY AT ACKERMAN HOME Lor Brennan - W.L. 2045 A bridal shower was held in the Beverly Ackerman home recently for Joanne Kline of Wonder Lake. Co-hostesses were Phyllis Ackerman, Beverly Ackerman, Judy and Bonnie Bruce. She received many lovely gifts and a delicious lunch was served later. There "were thirty present for this happy occasion. Joanne will become the bride of Larry Bruce on July 14. Card Club The card club met at the home of Mrs. Belva Sebastian last week. There was a one o'clock luncheon served followed by the cards. High for the day was Bud Whiting with .Ruby Shepard taking low. Attended Graduation Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley attended t hie graduation of their grandson. Johnny Woodward, at Madison last week. Visits Deer Haven Last Thursday, Mrs. Jack Leonard, Jane, Nancy, Jimmey, Mary Kay and Peter of Lake Geneva, Wis.; Mrs. James Wegener and Freddy and Mrs. Lor Bronnan, Bobby and Patty, packed a picnic lunch and spent the afternoon at Deer Haven in Fox Lake. The children enjoyed hand feeding the deer as well as all the other many animals there. Bake Sale A last reminder that the Blessed Virgin sodality of St. John's church is sponsoring a ! bake sale after all five Masses i on Sunday, July 1, in the 1 school. As previously stated, all proceeds will go toward the completion of the new classroom. SHOP IV McHENRY Personals Frank Hawlpy called in the L. E. Hawley home on Thursday. Callers in the Lester Carr and Pearl Berg homes on Tuesday was Florence Carey of Lyons, Wis. Mrs. Mabel Hawley' spent a few days visiting with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener and Freddy, Fred Wiedrich and Patty Brennan spent Sunday afternoon in the Phelps Saunders home at Sycamore. Happy Occasions Happy birthday today to Bernie Janicki who enters Teendome today and on June 30 to Steve Major, Jr., who attains the magic age of twen- RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In vNwJ' Phone EVerqreen 5-2436 STUD SERVICE ... German shori-hair pointer puppies available BOARDING . . Training, Obedience. Hunting & Retrieving -4=. aclillac acceptance is without precedent both in the affection of its owners and the respect of its admirers. aat Dealer Georgia Mary came back for a few days. Luncheon guests in the home of her mother on Friday were, Mrs. Marion Reinwall and boys of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Pearce of Zion City were supper guests in the Ruby Shepard home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Farnum of San Antonio, called in the B. T. Butler home on Sunday afternoon. Lily Boyd is visiting with Mary Aihger at her Hebron home for a few days. Frank . Hawley and Mrs. Floyd Howe called on the L. E. Hawleys on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Madison and Mrs. Howard Peterson and son of Kenosha spent Sunday afternoon in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home and the Mrs. Ruby Shepard home. Dinner guests in the Ruby Shepard home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger and family and Miss Cathy Schuld of Hebron; Will Claxton of McHenry; Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Lily Boyd. Mrs. Joseph Schmitt of McHenry called in the Bob Brennan home on Monday evening. Early Deadline With the Fourth of , July coming, there is an earlier deadline for news, Friday. Try to call in before then if possible. Have a safe and sane Fourth of July and we'll see you next week. The human mind has two entrances and one exit. The exit is MUCH larger. Legal NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that the Board of Local Improvements of the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, has certified to the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, the cost of a local improvement for the construction of a connected system of sanitary sewers, including manholes, stubs and all necessary appurtenances in Golf View Avenue and other Streets, Avenues and private places adjacent thereto, known as the "Golf View Avenue District Sewer Extension," in the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, said certificate showing the cost thereof, the amount estimated by them to be required to pay the accruing interest on bonds or vouchers issued to anticipate collection of the assessment for said improvement and that the amount assessed upon the public and private property for the said local improvement does not exceed the cost of the same, after allowing and deducting the amount required to pay the accruing interest on bonds or vouchers issued to anticipate collection and further showing that the said improvement conforms substantially to the requirements of the original ordinance for the construction of the same; application having been made to the^ Court to consider and determine whether or not the facts .stated. in said certificate are true, hearing of said certificate will be held pursuant to order of Court on the 26th day of July, 1962, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., CDST, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will permit. 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