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iW, i ' ' " Thursday, Jansary S. ISM Johmburg FORESTERS MARK 75TH ANNIVERSARY WITH MASS JAIf. 11 Betty Rettorauinn Our community takes pride In extending sincere congratulations to St. John's Court Nb. 96, C.O.F., upon their seventy-fifth anniversury. Next Saturday morning, Jan. fl, an anniversary Mass will be read at 10 o clock. All members are urged to attend and receive communion in a body. "Later that evening a dinner will be served in the community club Jrall. Dancing will follow. This evening promises to be most enjoyable for one and all who plan to attend. We wish the Foresters many more years of successful endeavors. .First Born Welcomed 1963 proved to be most memorable for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matt of Chapel Hill subdivision. After several years of marriage, they were blessed with a beautiful little girl. The newest member of the Matt household arrived at the Mc- Henry hospital two days after Cfegfatmas. Our very best to the Matts in their hour of great happiness. W«Mldlng Bells Ring " Clarene Freund daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freund became Mrs. Robert Peisert last Saturday, Jan. 4. The beautiful winter wedding was performed in St. John's church at 11 o'clock. The newly married couple was feted at a reception later in the day in the community club. W6 hope they have many years of happiness together. Hospital Notes If everything goes as expected, Mrs. Joe Frett should be recuperating at her home by the time this appears in print. Sue underwent surgery in the McHenry hospital on Dec. 2!K. Emitt Hansen had a severe attack last week which landed him in a bed in the, McHenry hospital. We hope his troubles will soon be cured and he will be up and around again. Basketball Doings Our town team won over Marengo last < Sunday by a score of 86 to 70. Their next game will be in the local gym and they will oppose the Dundee team. Game time is 2:30. Congratulations to this team for winning the K. C. tournament, on Dec. 29. They over S. J$. Peter and Paul, 74 to 62. St. John's junior varsity lost their gdrne last Sunday but the' varsity team came back to win theirs in the Marian gym. Servicemen Return to Camps Rill Comstock, Fred Durrenberg, Joe Hiller and Jim Smith all returned to their respective camps within a day or two of each other. The four enjoyed the holidays with their friends and relatives. Ricky Greig left last Saturday for an Air Force Rase outside of Detroit. He spent a fifteen day furlough with his family, the Sam Tomasellds. Another serviceman home for the holidays was Dave SJiller. He bid his parents, Joe ^ and Alvina, goodbye last Friday. Dave recently returned from his second trip to Germany. Upon completing his by Rasa Emerson No disease comes to mind that creates the horror and stigma of Hansen's disease (leprosy). For centuries lepers were considered unclean and cursed by God. In the Middle Ages slifferers of this disease were outcasts from social con- ' tact and declared legally dead. In fact, at one time in history, it was the leper's to,t to wander hopelessly, hoodt**^ and carrying a bell to warn of his approach. In time, however, it was learned that the disease posed extremely little danger of communication and the possibility of arrest and cure offers more encouragement today than at any time in centuries. Supposing -- just supposing . -- you had lived centuries ago and couldn't run down to MILLKTREAM, DRUGS, INC. for the prescriptions which provide you so much comfort and relief. Prescriptions are a specialty at MILLSTREAM DRIKiS, INC.. 8720 West Elm. Jewftl Shopping Plaza. Try us. 1 Phone ^85 .>057. If you h^ve any questions regarding pharrftacy or\puj?Jic health which you wouFcl IJjee to have I discussed in this efHumn, ' write to Russ Emerson, c/o this paper. THIS WEEK'S HOUSEHOLD HINT: Cleaning out your refrigerator? Give it a fresh, clean odor by rinsing out wfth lemon juice. and water. 20-day furlough, he returned to Fort Benning, Ga. P" Congratulations Corrte^ Best wishes to Dick and Dorothy Hiller who will celebrate their wedding anniversury this month. New Year's Eve was the , birthday of Mrs. Pat Tomaselio. ' This month of January Rogie Pechous turns a big seven years old. Billy Meyers and Joel Wakitsch share Jan. 21 as their sixth natal day. The second birthday in i|ie Wakitsch household this month is for Randy who will be one on Jan. 25. A big single candle will be lit on the birthday cake of wee Marsha Kruger later this month. John Dehn will turn twelve come Jan. 28. Happy! happy wishes for all these and any other January celebrants. Heaps of Entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller were so happy lo have their family, namely Dave and the families of Howard Knox and Jim and Bob Miller, with them for Christmas and New Year's Day. Recently the Millers had as their Sunday supper guests, Mrs. Francis West of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. George Reinmillei and Mr. and Mrs. Art Thelen. Our house was alive With "goings on" as some thirty-four of our kin got together to celebrate Christmas on Dec. 29. The entire family of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiller were home to spend Christ ma§ together. The Sam Tomaselio family enjoyed Christmas "Eve hospitality in the Louie Tomaselio home. Communion together at the 8:30 Mass, in St. John's church next., Sunday. At 7:30/ that evening a reception of new members will ^e held. Benediction of the most Blessed Sacra' ment will follow the 0ffi<Mtfl reception in church. A short business meeting of im|)ortance will be held in the community club following the church ceremony. Refreshments will be served at this time. -- 'Dance Reminder % The Jak-Ana Heights "Schnitzel Bonk" is coming up pretty fast--Jan. 18 to be exact. Due to the limited amount of tickets to be sold, you better hurry and purchase yours. You can give Ralph Johnston a call and he" cant refer you to one of th& ticket sellers^' These dances are always a "real ball." Surprise! Surprise And surprised she was! Janice Wakitsch is the girl I'm writing about"! Jan walked into her home last Sunday afternoon and was greeted by about thirty relatives and friends. Everyone parked the cars in various driveways so the surprise could be carried "out. Many beautifully wrapped packages were opened by the bmleto- be. She was, assisted by her ? three bridesmaid and junior ; bridesmaid, Nancy Weber, ; Georgette Sobiesk, Mary Wakitsch and Joy Ann Hettermann. These girls were also the hostesses at the shower. Jan, who is the daughter of Gerry and Marcella Wakitsch, will become the bride of Phil Bartmann on Feb. 1, in St. John's church. Lucky Seven Really seven isn't the* only number that's lucky when it concerns healthy children. In this case though number seven is Kerry Jean Miller. She is the fifth daughter and seventh child for Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Miller of McHenry. Kerry was born on Dec. 26, in the McHenry hospital and weighed 7 lbs., 5 o7.. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Freund of Church street Mrs. Eleanor Miller of McHenry is the paternal grandmother. She was baptized in- rite performed in St. Patrick's church last Sunday. Sponsors for the infant Were Mrs. Jean' Saelems of St. Charles and Leroy Conway. Dinner was served later in the Miller home for the godparents, their- families and the. grandparents. Tiresome Subject Heic we go again! The dog subject has arisen once again. An irate homeowner called to say she wishes the dog owners of Johnsburg would keep their pets at home. I do not. wish to go into any great detail of our conversation but I'll tell you she Was pretty mad. I can't blame her either. So please, please keep your dogs in their own yards. - Holy Name Sundayr The members of the Holy Name Society were receive People On The (lo Carol Ann Stilling and Susan Pitzen returned to St. Coletta's School in Jefferson, Wis., after spending a holiday vacation with their families. Visiting in Elgin with herJ pister and family, the Jack Wirtzes, was Joann Freund. She spent several days there. Arlington Heights is wher# Jean Hettermann spent several days between Christmas and New Years. Chuck, Pam and Stephanie Hiller spent several days over New Years at her parents home in Minnesota. Rescue Squad Calls On Dec. 27 the squad members tvefre called to Suttriyside Where a young girl fell on the ice and brok^ her leg in two places. She was taken in the squad ambulance to/ the McHenry hospital. Huemann's subdivision was the scene of ah urgent call to the squad on Dec. 30. The victim suffered a possible stroke and was taken to the hospital by the squad. The first call of this new year was in a subdivision. A resident there buffered from a respiratory ailment and was taken by ambulance to the ,McHenry. hospital. A young boy in Sunnyside Beach was scalded by hot water in his home on Jan. 2. He was taken by the squad to the tfbspital where h» was treated and released. , ° As close as I can figure, this brings the running count of calls answered" uj» to 2,336. Let's all cooperate and keep this count from rising. Meeting Reminder Finals in the current dance contest will be held next ,Mohday evening when the juvenile girl Foresters meet. The regular meeting will be held in the Community Club, Jan. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. Showered With (lifts Mrs. Marge Barth was hostess at a miscellaneous bridal shower last Sunday honoring her niece and godchild, Roberta Grens. Some thirty ladies were present in the Barth home where they enjoyed an Italian style luncheon. Miss Grens will be married to Frank Nespor in St. Mary's church, Buffalo Grove on Jan. 18. Marge, the brave soul that she is, is making her niece's wedding dress. She has had a little assistance from a few friends. Marge jokingly says she is putting out a "Johnsburg^ original." This is a terrific way to start the new year. 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