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Pag© Twenty-Two THE McHEMftV PLAINDEAlJEh Thursday, November 15, 1962 Johnsburg TWO COUPLES OBSERVE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARIES Betty Hetterm&nn Some very special wishes are in store this week for some "very special people." Namely, Mr. and Mrs. Jeppe Jepsen and Mr. and Mrs. Steve May, who are both celebrating fifty years of togetherness. Besides having an anniversary in common, these two very nice couples have been neighbors on Spring Grove Road for many years. All four are in good health and maintain a very happy outlook on life. The Jepsens celebrated at the community club.this week where a host of relatives and friends were on hand to extend their congratulations. They were married in Waukegan on Nov. 14, i.912, and came to reside in Johnsburg in April, 1936. They have been blessed with four daughters, eight grandchildren, and five greatgrandchildren. Their son, Nieis, passed away in 1935. Nov. 14 also marks the nineteenth wedding anniversary of t h e J e p s e n s ' d a u g h t e r a n d husband, the Harvey Palmers, who also reside on Spring Grove road On Saturday, Nov. 24, Mr. and Mrs. Steve May will start the day out by attending the 11 o'clock Maps in St. John's church. The Mass will be in honor of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Later they will be joined by their daughters, Mrs. Ed. (Joanl Buss and Mrs. Mike (Violet) DiRerro, their sons-in-law, grandchildren, relatives and close friends for dinner. At six o'clock in the evening a reception in their honor will be held in the community club hall. An open house for all their friends will be held after 8 o'clock in the evening. An invitation is extended to their friends to participate in the open house celebration. Once again we would like to wish both the Mays and Jepsens our sincere wishes for more happy and healthy years together. God Bless you four! Hospital Patients Leo Deidrich was "discharged from t h e McHenry hospital last Friday after being a patient there for almost two weeks. He underwent surger* during this time and is now recuperating at home. Marcella Wakitsch was also a recent hospital patient. She was admitted last Wednesday to St. There<e hospital. She remained there until Saturday with a kidney infection. A recuperation period is also on her agenda for awhile. Get-well wishes to both! Early Deadline Once Again With the Thanksgiving holiday upon us. an early deadline is in the offing. If you have any news items for next week's column please call me before noon this Friday. Nov. 16. Pink Ladies Guild Meets The Pink Ladies Sewing Guild to the McHenry hospital met at the home of Mae Siadek last week. A most delicious dessert luncheon was served by the hostess. Present for the afternoon were: Celia Blake, Lilah Jordan, Margaret Bolm and Helen Pepping, all of McHenry; Agnes Koman, Nel Bergener, Esther Knapp and Mildred Kennedy of Johnsburg; Marge Morel h. Lorraine Lindemann and Oert Snell of Pistakee Highlands. Followinu 1he business meeting, ganf: were played and each lady win pnrticipated had a very enjoy able time. team will serve a pancake breakfast in the community club hall. An open invitation to one and all is extended. Plan to take the whole family out for breakfast next Sunday and help support these boys at the same time. Last reminder also for the party to be held next Saturday evening at Hettermann's. This event is sponsored by the softball team. Also a party will take place on Sunday evening, Nov. 18, in the community club hall and will be sponsored by the Holy Name Society. The public is cordially invited to attend. Proceeds from this event will be used to buy basketball uniforms and equipment for St. John's school team which the Holy Name sponsors. The youngsters are now playing in the conference so they need the new uniforms and equipment. Your presence next Sunday evening will be greatly appreciated. Lady Foresters to Meet At the next meeting of St. Agatha's court No. 777 which will take place on Nov. 20, a memorial service for deceased members and chaplains is planned. Chosen to serve on the committee are: Katy Huff, Elaine Weber, Theresa Miller, Dorothy Himplemann, Joyce Thiel, Hilda Thelen, Betty Hettermann and Clara Tonyan. Punt, Pass, Kick Two of our very young boys made sport news last Saturday when they won out in football competition at Mc- Cracken Field. It was a competitive sports affair for youngsters from 7 through 11. Mike Hettermann, who was the smallest of the lot, won a beautiful jacket for being the highest in his category and Billy Haag is sporting a new helmet for being second in his group. Who knows what the sport future holds for these boys! Maybe they will be our Chuck Hiller of the football field. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freund attended the Culver-Stocton homecoming activities in Canton, Mo., last weekend. They visited Harry May who is a freshman there, Birthday wishes to JoAnn Haag who celebrated h e r birthday last Sunday by being with her husband, Bill, their four children and her parents, A1 and Mary Adams, when they enjoyed dinner out. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann, Mr. and Mrs. Gene King, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kreutzer and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith attended a convention in Chicago last Friday. Daylight saying time seems to be borrowed from the old( Indian who cut a foot off one end of his blanket, and sewed it on the other end, to make it longer. (iirl Scout and Brownie Notes On Nov. 7, troop 408 held i!:- usual meeting in the public school. The girls qre mos; grateful to the mother? who helped thorn with ihe sewinir i projects. The troop pinned an<; | cut their current projects. Thf cookie hostess for this meeting was Bonnie Oeffling. At their Oct. 30 meeting troop 389 held a Halloween costume party. Games were played and refreshments weitserved. On Nov. 6, this troop once again had perfect attendance which makes it possible for their investiture at the ncxi meeting. The Brownios were kept quite busy preparing for the pinning, writing invitations to their mothers and learning the Brownies song. Kathy Freund was hostess and servtd cookies and koolaid. A goodnight circle was formed and it was farewell until next week for troop 389. Johnsburg P.T.A. The members and officers of the Johnsburg Public School P.T.A. will meet next Tuesday Nov. 20, in the multi-purpose room. 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