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Page Twenty t THE McHENRY flmmysid* Estates ANOTHER BRANCH ADDED TO FAIL FAMILY TREE Joan WslrxynNia B85-S10B ^The family tree of Chris and Fail has added another branch. On Sept. 7, at 5:41 p.m. ill McHenry hospital, Chris gave birth to an 8 lb. 13 oz. son, no less than 22% inches long. Being the first boy in the family there is no need to say how welcomed he will be by his sifters, Elaine, (12) and the six-year old twins, Melody and Marily. Chris and the baby were reported doing just fine end are no doubt home by now. Our sincere congratulations to Chris and Don on the birth of their son, Donald Stewart. Marge and Harold Palmer became aunt and uncle oncc again when our former residents, Dottie and Hugh Hoyle, increased their family to six with the birth of a son, also on Sept. 7, at McHenry hospital. Baby Andrew weighed in at 5 lbs. when he was born at twelve o'clock noon. He will be welcomed home by Joey, Mary Beth, Timmy, Michael and Barbara. Congratulations to the Hoyle family! Apology My most sincere apology to the Jesski family. After they were kind enough to furnish me with an item for my column a couple of weeks back, it somehow got mislaid and it wasn't discovered until now. I'm sorry, but here it is, better late than never. Jesski family reunion: Flo and Barb Jesski took their three children, Vicki, Greg and Marty, to Villa Boach, Wauconda, for a family reunion on Sunday, August 18. The weather was a bit on the cold and windy side but the company of Flo's brothers and sister kept everyone a little warm, and the barbecue pits helped too. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jesski and their sons, Jeff, Robert and Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jesski and their son, Mark, along with their daughter, Percy, and her in- PROFE^IOnflL DIRECTORS' DR. JOHN C. GOFTSC HEL Chiropractic PhjrstoiaB 8887 West Elm Street Office Phone: 885-074S Residence Phone: 885-0817 Hours: Men., Tues., Wed. * FrL 10 ajn. to 9 p.m. Bat., 10 un. to 2 p.m. KARL B. WALSH INSURANCE •Ire, Auto, nun * Lite bi Representing BBUABLE COMPANIES Ton Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone . 185-0048 or 885-0058 4M W. Rhn St., McHenry, ID DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: S85-0186 Res. Phone: 885-tilUl Hours: Rally 9:80 - 5:00 Tuee. ft FrL Evenings 6:80 to 0 pun. dosed All Day Wednesdays Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Fitted Repair Service 8-69 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel and Ornamental Visit Our Showrooms Fireplace Equipment t Miles South on Rt. 81 Phone 885-0050 8-68 'W.-v'ri tended husband. Jack; Mrs. Eugenia Garb, Flo's sister; and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Jesski and their daughter, Barbara. Flo's oldest brother, Tony, and his wife, Sophie, were unable to attend because of Tony's sickness. Despite the cold weather, the best part of it all was that everyone in the family got a chance to. have a good old family get-together. More Trouble We once again, received a report of trouble with guns. It seems that two members of one of our local families were taking a Sunday stroll through the woods and hearing gunshot quite close decided to get back on the road. While walking along the blacktop a bullet whizzed by the head Of one of them and hit a utility pole. This is serious. What if it missed the pole and hit the person? There are certain areas for hunting and certain areas where ii is against the law. And it seems to me that it's just too darn bad a person can't take a walk in the country without being afraid for his life. I assume, that's what most of us movedi out here for; to enjoy country living. So, if you have a gun or your son has a gun, you'd best find out how to handle it and where to use it and teach your son the proper use of firearms. No Column You're right, there was no column last week; for the plain and simple reason there was nothing to write about. I didn't receive one single phone call. And this is the extent of this week's news. Kind of sad isn't it to think that out of over one hundred families, this is all the news to be shared with our friends and neighbors. Happy Occasions Belated birthday greetings to the following: On Sept. 13 both Shirley Simmons and Helen Wegner celebrated. On Sept. 14 Sarah O'Brien was three years old; and David Hanahan was one year old. On Sept. 16 Gail McDonald turned eight years old. On Sept. 17 Helen Kobus and Eugene Stamsta celebrated. This week the birthday greetings go to the following: On Johniburf ALTAR BOYS ATTEND ANNUAL PICNIC SATURDAY Betty llettermann PLAINDEALER ^Thursday, September 19, 1963 Lots of fingers are being crossed in hopes that the weather man cooperates next Saturday in giving out with some nice weather. The altar boys of grade school age will picnic in the Woodstock city park between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Parents of the boys participating in this outing will furnish the transportation. I'm sure there will be lots of our altar boys attending this picnic next Saturday Sept. 21. Have fun! Entertains Guests Once again the Arnold Michels home was the scene of much visiting recently. For several days last week they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lam- Sept. 20 to Frances Olsen, on Sept. 22 to Velda Tyler and Laureli Jost. On Sept. 23 to Eleanor Fiedler. Anniversaries Belated anniversary greetings on Sept. 12 to Dolores and Donald Gerstein, when they celebrated ten years of married happiness; and to Joanne and Andrew Eichhorn, when they celebrated four years of wedded bliss. On Sept. 14 to Sophie and Frank Babarsky when they celebrated thirty-three years of married life together. And on Sept. 18 to Florence and Elmer Wehrmann when they celebrated the anniversary of their wedding day. This week the greetings go to the following: Today, Sept. 19, to Marilyn and Joe Current, when they celebrate ten years of wedded bliss. Congratulations to each and everyone of you and may you all be granted many more years of happiness. berjack of Fortouia, Ohio. Miss. Esther Welly was also their guest from Fostoria. Upon bringing their visit to a close at the Michels home, the threesome went on to Milwaukee. There they helped Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoffel celebrate their golden wedding ahniversary. Under The Weather The many friends of Paul Boyk of Chicago will be happy to learn he has returned to his home after three weeks confinement in the McHenry hospital. You will remember he suffered a heart attack whilr visiting relatives here. Paul will spend three weeks at hom< before returning to work. Last week Shirley Lieser underwent surgery at the "Wriodstock hospital. She is recuperating nicely. "Grandma" Katie Huff, has Kathy, Mary Jo and Pete "in Tow" until Shirley is on her feet again. Thank goodness for parents! Jo Ann Freund is nursing an injured arm since falling from her horse. A few more weeks of arm rest and I'm sure she will be as good as new. Attends Convention Mrs. Clara Nell of Sunnyside Beach drive was in Chicago . last week where she attended 1 the National Federation of Republican Women silver anniversary convention at a loop hotel. On Wednesday, Barry Goldwater was the guest speaker. That evening the husbands joined their wives for the dinner. The ladies stayed over and attended the convention on Thursday and the Dirksen dinner. They also got in on the Signing Off That does it for this week. Here's hoping that the news is more plentiful in the future. 'Bye now! civil rights inarch in front of their hotel that day. Vows Exchanged Among the newest of brides from this area is Elaine Weber, daughter of Martin and Rosina Weber. She became the lovely bride of Robert Otis at 11 o'clock last Saturday morning in St. John's church. Many relatives and friends were on hand to extend congratulations to the young couple at a reception held later in the day in the community club hall. Many happy wishes for lots of happy and healthy years together are sent to the new Mr. and Mrs. Otis. Observes Anniversary Belated wishes to Mr. and .Mp? Leo Smith who completed 27 years of "togetherness" on Sept. 9. May they have many, many more. Honored At Shower Georgette Miller was the recipient of loads of lovely gifts last Sunday afternoon when her bridesmaids held a miscellaneous shower in her honor. About fifty ladies made up of relatives and friends were on hand to witness the opening of the gifts in the community club hall. Hostess were: Nancy Kay Miller, Nancy Weber, Janice Wakitsch and Mary Ann Laukis. Georgette will become Mrs. Jerry Sobiesk on October 5 in St. John's church. So long for this week! See you again next column. people who laugh at the jokes of the boss may or may not have a sense of humor, but they seem to have good sense. Poodle Grooming Boarding - Training Phone 385-2436 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1018 W. Lincoln E«i McHenry, HL (1 Mile Jbaat of the Skyline Drive-In) GORDON E. SERGANT Registered Professional Engineer Percolation Tests Sanitation Layouts Water Supply Programs Richmond 678-7491 Vi Mile South of Rt. 12 on Johnsburg - Wilmot Road 5-68 DR. LEONARD L. ROTTARI Optometrist Byes Examined--Glasses Fitted 1808 N. Richmond Road Hourn: Mon,, Tues., Thurs. & FrL 4:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. Eve. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. #q Hours on Wednesday Contact Lenses Phone 885-2268 8-6f 99 out of every 100 new homes have it...; Gas heat must be best! The overwhelming preference for gas heat by home buyers in the area we serve establishes beyond question that no other type of heating gives so much satisfaction. 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