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Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, July 5, 1962 Johnsburg BLESSED VIRGIN SODALITY MEETS FOR POT-LUCK Betty Hettermann The Blessed Virgin Sodality will hold a pot-luck supper in the community club on July 10 for the officers and meml> ers. Each lady attending the supper which will begin at 6p.m.. is asked to bring a dish to pass. The regular meeting .will h.llow alter which a social hour will be held. - All members ol tlve sodality are cordially invited to. attend this summer leathering. en .and his two aunts, Kathy Thelen and Barbara Diedrich* until Marilyn is on her feet once again. Congratulations arevsurely in order .for the new parents and grandparents. Scouts Participate in Outing Last Tuesday morning I went alotm with1 a group of Brownies and Scouts into Chicago. We started out at 8 that morning by boarding a bus in Sunny side. Along the way we stopped off in Lakemoor where another troop an(' their leaders joined our happy group. All the way to the city, voices, some high and some low, sang solids that were learned Ju various Scoufing affairs. The ; girls from troops 150 and 26< • nre to lie congratulated on their behavior. Koch- woman | who went along as a helper [ was assigned rirls for the entire trip. They kept an eye on their charges from beginning to end. May I add at this point it wasn't much of a chore at all. Hats off to the five leaders for a well organized trip which took us to our first stop --the Historical Museum of Chicago. Here the girls really saw things that played a most j important part in our country's j history. Following this we . boarded the bus for a short j ride to the Lincoln Park zoo. i First we ate our lunch and \ then look on the tour of the I zoo animals. Needless to say ; the .-'hildren really enjoy this i part. What child does not get , a bang out of the zoo. | Chinatown was our last stop ' before embarking for home, j Once again the group worked J up their enthusiasm at the various sights. Here we did quite a bit of sightseeing and window shopping We entered several of the stores where many souvenirs were purchased. Many of the mothers held their breath while the youngsters browsed around. I guess they were waiting for some crashing sound but as I said before these girls are to be c o n g r a t u l a t e d on t h e i r splendid behavior. The last weary traveller stepped from the bus at about 5:20 that evening. "The end of a perfect day" as the old cliche goes. Undergoes Surgery Young Bill Peterson underwent surgery on his eyes oil Wednesday at the Presbyterian -St. Luke hospital in Chicago. This lad has several weeks confinement ahead of him so why not try to shorten these long hours for him. He can not read your cards and notes himself because of the bandages but his mother, Marge, is with him and will be more than glad to read them to him. His room number is 931 so please get your card in the mail real soon. Bill just completed his junior year in the McHenry high school so I'm sure his classmates will join in on the "shower of sunshine" •n the form of cards and notes., Bill is the son of Pete and Maive Peterson of Hiller's subdivision. On the Move We are most sorry to bid farewell to Cyril and Ethel Heim and their three children, formerly of Hiller's subdivision. The Heim family moved to Hebron this past week. It's not too far away so we are sure to see them quite often. Best wishes for lots of happiness and success go with them from all of us. Birthday Corner Birthday wishes are in store for Warren Smith who turns ten this month. Also to Peggy Peterson who will be a young lady of eleven on July 11. Ricky Wakitsch has his "golden birthday" as he becomes 12 on July 12. Bill M a r t i n e c. Virginia Schlueter and Joy Ann Hettermann all share July 13 as their natal day. I won't divulage Bill's age. but Ginny will be 5 while Joy Ann is 11. On July 16. Catherine Dehn will be celebrating her birthday. Happy, happy birthday to all these and any other July celebrants. Lady Forester Notes At the June Meeting of St. Agatha Court No. 777 W.C. O.F., twelve new members were initiated. They were: J a n e t W e i n g a r t , M a r i l y n Future Farmer Number Four With the recen? arrival of his fourth son Gerry Thelen is assured of much future help on his farm in Elkhorn. The youngest member -of th© Thelen family, namely one Roger Alan, arrived on June 21 and weighed 8 lbs., 2 ozs. His proud grandparents are Ben and Hilda Thelen and Leo and Evelevn Diedrich. His big brothers, Ricky. Randy and Robert, have been under the watchful eye of Grandma Thel- NOTICE Christian Science services are held every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Building, 1309 N. Court St., McHenry. All interested are welcome to attend. Some day you're going to have "WHOLE-HOUSE" AIR CONDITIONING If you now plan to buy a gas, oil or electric heating system, make sure you can add central air conditioning at MINIMUM Let us show you how, for just 2 extra pennies a day now, you'll save 5 to 10 times that much when you add air conditioning! At the same time, we'll give you a free comfort analysis of your home and estimate the cost for a year 'round installation--or for heating with cooling in its future. No obligation. COIL CABINET NOW AND SAVE! IENH3X ALTHOFF'S HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Smith, Donna Lee • Freund, Carol Young, Yvonne Weber, Mary Lou Wakitsch, Lois Schmitt, Judy Brennan, Sharon Wohlert, Freda Michels, Minnie Orsolini and Darlene Huemann. Marie Oeffling, chief ranger of the court was elected as a delegate to the National convention at the recent state convention in Chicago. The national convention will be held in Green Bay, Wis., in August. The next regular meeting will be held on July 17 in the community club. It is a "come as you are" affair. Rescue 8quad Call Shortly after 4 p.m. on Thursday of last week our own Johnsburg rescue squad was called to an accident scene 'on Rome 31. This accident involved two cars. One person was taken in the squad ambulance to the McHenry hospital Holiday Hills Swim Lessons 4 Are Successful ~ Ines Young Swimming .lessons are progressing very nicely at the lake. The children have been very cooperative and the girls in charge tell me things have never gone so smoothly. It's such a nice feeling to proclaim o all how proud we are of our children and young people. The more our children learn abbut swimming the safer our beach will be.'Since this is the most important phase of sumwhile a second person was taken in another ambulance. Have a "Happy and Safe" Fourth of July. mer recreation in the subdivision it means a great deal to all concerned to have the children learn how to swim and to have respect for the water. ^ As it stands right now we have a number taking Junior life saving also. Nice going kids, keep it up, we're all proud of you. It's so easy to criticize, I guess we don't tell you often enough how proud we are. Woman's Club The Woman's club will hold I heir next meeting at St. .John's Lutheran church on Wednesday, July 11. Plans for the evening include a bunco and card party. Kach table will ha\e a gift. See you there, gals. (Jill Scouts Uovvl The Girl Scouts enjoyed inother afternoon pf bowling on Tuesday, June 26. They have e n j o y e d b o w l i n g s o m u c h they've deeided to keep right on through the summer. Raft to Stay If you heard a rumor recently about the raft being removed from the lake, beach, you oan relax because it will not be removed, it < will stay in the water until the swimming season is over. Janice Carlson is 12 Janice Carlson celebrated her twelfth birthday on Tuesday, June 26, with a group of her friends. The party started with lunch and proceeded with games and the usual 'girl talk'. Present were Linda Abbink, Linda Carlson, Janice's sister, Candy, and Penny Walters and April Young. Neighborly Notes The Roy Lundelius family vacationed the week of June. 15-22. They spent most of the week at a troiit farm" and brought home a nice catch. They finished, up with the wedding of Virginia's cousin in Chicago on June 23 and a houseful of guests on June 24.. The guests included Virginia's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Osterhofz, and their four children, from Pennsylvania. Virginia's brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reding and family and her mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reding. Mrs. Rebecca Walters of Pittsburg, Pa., Gerry Walters' mother, visited with Mickey and Gerry Wallers and their girls fcr several days las; week., Mr. and Mrs. Stan Fisher and ffiOTr four sons from Missouri, visitesd Vi nnd Bill Abbink for a day of swimming and fishing. Rescind«License ^ Of Algonquin Man Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the drivers' license division of his office has rescinded the suspension of the license of James J. O'Conner, Algonquin. This action was taken upon j| receipt of information from the couri. of Police Magistrate P. J. Muldowney of Hoffman Estates showing bond forfeiture lor the offense of speeding was set for :t hearing and following the hearing the court ordered the conviction be set aside and the case dismissed. 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