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Tweig^Twt tee mewsr PLxmvEhiM Thursday. Oetelwr 11. 1W$ |Johnsburg FAVORITE SON. CHUCK HILLEB, TO BE HONORED j Betty Hettermann Chuck1 Hiller continues to make news even though the • series has been delayed due to the inclement weather. By now 1 everyone from one coast to another is aware of his grand • slam home run which is now ^ baseball history. Needless to ' say just how proud we all are , that he is from our town. Of course you would never know it -- ha! ha! That is by looking at the streets and buildings in Johnsburg!! There are banners and flags flying all over the place. There is a celebration planned in his honor sometime in the near future depending on when he an 1 his family return heir. They will lake up residence in the Richard Dehn home on Hillcrest Place for the winter months. I imagine he will be terribly busy trying to accept everyones congratulation^ and best wishes. We were all "tickled to death" to see him appear on several television programs while he was in New York. The town of Johnsburg will have something to be proud of once again. At this writing the series is not yet over, but whatever the outcome. Chuck Hiller will not be forgotten. recently. They are Joyce Sherman, S h i r l e y Mudeen, and Karen Raul. Friday, Oct. 12, the troop camped out at Hawthorne Hills along with a few other troops. They arrived home about 3:30, Saturday afternoon. Greta Martin brought the refreshments for the sOct. 10 meeting. Public Party Reminder Just a last minute reminder about the public party the Blessed Virgin Sodality has planned for next Sunday evening. It will be held in the community club^hall beginning at 8 o'clock. Come along and bring your friends. Repeat Vows Best wishes and congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nystrom who repeated their marriage vows on Aug. 20. The bride is the former Beverly Thelen, daughter of the Alfred Thelens. The newlyweds are residing in Crystal Lake. Association to Meet The St. John's Home and School association will hold its next regular meeting on Oct. 20 in the community club hall. Following the regular business meeting a demonstration will be held. All members are urged to be present next Monday Boys to Celebrate Halloween I This Thursday (tonight) the ju\"?nile boy Foresters will' meet in the community club hall at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend this meet-, ing and participate in the planned game night. Also on the agenda is the Halloween c o s t u m e p a r t y . E a c h , boy a t - j tending must come in costume' to j o i n in on the f u n . So a l l , you boy Foresters plan to have j fun by being present tonight. I an extended time is Oscar Hollenbach from Florida. Gerry and Ted Stilling, Mike and Eddie Hettermann accompanied their grandmother, Mrs. Helen Hettermann, to Jefferson, Wis., last Sunday. Ther-e they visited Carol Ann Stilling at St. Coletta's school. Later they visited the Leonard Lois family at Wheatland. Hospital Patient Recuperates The Turner family on Hillcrest Place are happy to have their father at home. He was a patient at the Woodstock hospital for several weeks following a heart seizure. He will have to take it easy for awhile though. St. Louis Resident Passes On Word was received by Joe and Alvina Miller of the urf timely passing of his brotherin- law, O. L. West of St. Louis. Mrs. West is the former Frances Miller. Besides his widow, two sons, Tom and Lloydi also survive. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Art Thelen, Mrs. Lenora Miller and Jake Miller left for St. Loukftn Tuesdav. Funeral serviccgSmvill take place there olrwednesday. Lakemoor GIRL SCOUTS HOLD OUHfrlG OVER WEEKEND Carol Venable Troops 267 and 309 held their meeting on Thursday at the "little white school". Last minute plans were discussed for their outing which was from Friday to Sunday. Each girl had an assigned duty to perform. They were all very co-operative and a good time was had by all. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarley attended the funeral of Sophie Our sympathies are relayed to family. Halloween Party Reminder All members of the juvenile girl Foresters are asked to keep the date of Oct. 29 in mind. Their regular meeting will be held at this time and their annual Halloween party. Loads of various things are planned for this evening. Those members not appearing in costume will have to forfeit a fine. Friedman in Chicago last week. The Erickson family spent the weekend in Chicago. They attended the wedding of Rita's cousin, James Matousek, on Saturday. The ceremony was in Cicero and the reception was held in La Grange. Another inspection tour was held at the Cynowa home this Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark and son, Ray's sister from DesPlaines, Mrs. Hazel Flagler, of this village and her son, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Flagler of Chicago. Ray told me he's serio u s l y c o n s i d e r i n g a l i t t l e money making scheme, which is charging admission for guided tours. Actually, nothing gives Elsie more pleasure than the opportunity to show off her new home. Birthday Greetings Lit tie Lessie Venable celebrated her birthday on Sunday, however, Oct. 16 is really the day. Her guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szarek and Lillian Venable, her grandparents, Marie Strnad, greatgrandmother, Catherine Kostur, great-aunt, Lenny Szarek and Marilyn Venable, uncle and aunt, Rich, Marcy, Ricky, Observes Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen were surrounded by their family last Sunday in celebration of iheir thirty-ninth anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Thelen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thelen a n cL_£amily and j Mr. and Mrs. James" Hunter and son joined their parents in enjoying dinner at a local restaurant. Later they returned to the Thelen home for more celebration. Girl Seout News 1 Carol Ann Dehn, secretary of troop 295, reports their second meeting was held on Oct. i 13. At this time the girls disc u s s e d t h e i r p l a n s f o r t h e H a l - i loween party which will be [ held on Oct. 20 from 1 to 4.! Each girl must come in cos-j tume or pay a fine. j Also at this meeting the; troop made decorations for J their Mother-Daughter dinner j ; Refreshments were provided j by Mrs. Palmer. j . Troop 408 received three j new members into the troop To Host Halloween Masquerade As in the past, the Johnsburs community club will sponsor a masquerade party to celebrate Halloween on Saturday evening, Oct. 27, in the club hall. Plan to get a grbup together and attend the costume dance on this date. More details in next weeks issue. People on the Go Henrietta Nell returned to New Jersey after spending a week's vacation with her parents, the Hank Nells, in Sunnyside Beach. 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You don't believe in mira| cles?? then, you've never: l| observed a black cow eat green grass, give white milk that., makes yellow butter, 2!| watched a night's darkness fade into day's brilliance, 3) observed winter's nakedness biighten into spring's greenery, or 4) examined a maple leaf. New super torque ford Galaxie...big and lively with the real Thunderbird feel! 99 New Font Fairlane...hot new middleweight with V8 punch!*99 ft New Falcon Convertible...lively compact with the fun built right in! 99 ft New Thunderbird...more unique than ever in '63! 99 Talk about one-stop shopping! You cant top a Ford Dealer for 63! From compacts to classics, your Ford Dealer has America's liveliest, most care-free cars! It's an all-star auto show all by itself--Ford's long and lively line-up for '631 Four distinct lines, 44 different models I No other dealers offer you such freedom of choice--from price •Cm* Met* StattM to mi CM NM to pep. Or such freedom from care-for each* of these head-turners has wonderful new service-saving features that cut your service stops to twice a year or every 6,000 milesl So why look further and find less? Shop right here for the most choice--and the choicest! tCMca «f tM (pOMd V-Tt «r staaOard Sis MULT. BUSS FORD SALES 3936 W. Main Street McHenry, 111. "Truck Owners Attention: Ask your Ford Dealer about his Million Gallon Giveaway during October and November." E? Our 80th Anniversary Year 1962 xmtumm** Saturday, October 20, 1962 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. -- 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. Sunday, October 21, 1962 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. -- 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. N. J. JUSTEN The late N. J. Justen founded the first funerpl Home in McHenry, Illinois in February of 1882 and held license No. 123 in State of 111. His high ideals and standards have been maintained by the Justen family down through the years to the present day. The muraled parlor pictured above is one of several parlors of equal beauty. The entire interior of the funeral home has been carefully planned to afford a maximum of beauty, comfort, efficiency and convenience. The Peter M. Justen & Son Funeral Home picture above is one of the finest in Northern Illinois. It's graceful Georgian Colonial architecture makes it one of the outstanding buildings of the community. It is modern in every respect even to plenty of off-the-street parking. ou are cori diady. Invited Useful Souvenirs will be given away. Coffee and Refreshments will be served. The Peter M. Justen & Son Funeral Home is proud to celebrate its 80th Anniversary with an Open House. The public is invited to see their latest addition and complete remodeling of the home. Interesting pictures and scenes will be on display for your viewing pleasure. PETER M. JUSTEN In 1915 Peter M. Justen, the Second Generation entered the Funeral Profession and in i939 erected the Colonial Funeral Home on Rt. 31 and 120, which was the first Funeral Home serving the People of McHenry and surrounding area. DANIEL A. JUSTEN In 1948 Daniel A. Justen, the Third Generation, after graduating from Notre Dame University and after serving his country for four years, became associated with his father and now is managing the funeral home, and at present is a member of the Illinois State Board of Examiners Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Department of Registration and Education. LA VERNE R. SUND Mr. La Verne R. Sund an employee of the Peter M. Justen & Son Funeral Home is a graduate of Worshams College of Mortuary Science 1960 and is a Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer. Peter W. fasten and ~Son 3807 West Elm Street 385-0063 Funeral Home McHenry, Illinois We would like to express our appreciation and gratitude to the people of the McHenry area, through whose faith and confidence our very existence and growth was made possible.