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Thursday* August 13, 1384 Tm McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Tkrii* » Page On®| JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN 885-1296 ANGRY RESIDENTS OBJECT TO DOGS RUNNING LOOSE Here I go again on a tiresome topic which has been plaguing residents in this vicinity for quite a spell. I really shouldn't limit it to our area though, because the canine situation has been written up in other neighboring columns I'm sure there are very few people who dislike dogs if they are kept where they belong -- in their own yards. Each one of us can understand if a pet gets loose once in awhile by accident, but to intentionally let your dog run around town is inexcusible. So please, keep your pet in Its own yard.. Some of the parents of children have asked me to implore dog owners to keep them where they belong because of the small ones who are out playing during the nice weather. Wouldn't you feel terrible if your pet was the cause of some child being hurt? I hope we can tuck this topic of dogs running loose in moth balls for awhile. Temporarily Incapacitated Young boys have a way of seeking places that aren't always good for them. Such is the case of a certain six year old and a certain tree. The boy happens to be Ricky, son of Dick and Gloria Comstock. Ricky climbed a tree near his home recently and fell from it fracturing his upper leg in two places. He will be confined to his home, lying flat on his back for three weeks. Because of the nature of the fracture, a qast from his waist to his knee had to be put on. While he is convalescing at home, I'm sure he would enjoy hearing from all his little friends. Three weeks can be an awfully long time for a six year old. Send him some cards and make this time go "fleeting" along. Parents Announce Engagement Our best wishes and congratulations to Donna Lee Freund and Ernest Pppacek who recently became engaged. The announcement was made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freund of Church Street. Ernie is the son of the Steve Papacek, Jr., of Fox Lake. A date as to when this young couple will tie the knot has not been decided as yet. May the future hold much health and happiness for Ernie and Donna Lee. Convention Participant Attending the International Catholic Order of Foresters convention in Milwaukee recently was Richard Dehn, state court trustee. He was accompanied by Fred Meyer of McHenry. Mr. Meyer was the delegate from the Northern Illinois Courts while Rich was a trip winner from St. John's court 96. The men attended various functions from Sunday to the following Wednesday. On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schaefer, Mrs. Dehn and Mrs. Meyer joined the men for the banquet and dinner dance held in the hotel later that day. Juveniles Enjoy Outing The annual summer outing for the gii l juvenile members of St. Agatha Court number 777 was held last Thursday in Wilmot Park. Some sixty members were on hand to join in on the outdoor fun. The girls enjoyed cooking their lunch on the grills. The rest of the meal was pot-luck with each family in attendance bringing a dish to pass. Among other things that kept them busy during the afternoon hours was the water balloon fights. I'll tell you, some of those gals really got doused. They sure had fun though. Special thanks to the following who took\time to provide transportation: Catherine Dehn, Doris Freund, Joan Freund. Lou LaBay, Joann Haag, Marie Oeffling, Evelyn Deidrich, Rita Schafer and Darlene Huemann. Vacation Fun The Harry Freund family Will be returning this week after spending about ten days in Coulterville visiting with Jackie's family. Patsy Meyers and Mary Ellen Freund will be making the return trip with them. The girls were in Coulterville a week prior to the Freunds' arrival. Carol Ann Dehn spent several enjoyable days in the Wisconsin Dells sightseeing with the Art Kattner family of Spring Grove. Hosts Shower The home of Sarah Oeffling in Jak-Ana Heights was the scene of a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Dora Smith recently. Mrs. Smith is expecting her sixth child so the ladies thought its time for her to replenish the new heir's wardrobe. The shower was co-hostessed by Sarah, Helen and Lu Oeffling. Among the guests present were Mrs. Smith's Mrs. Timm, Mrs. Oeffling, Sr., Arlene and Doris Schabow. of her sisters-in-law were also on hand to present her with many lovely things for the new baby. mother George Fowler Several County Fair Entrants Several of the young girls from this area had some of their skills exhibited at the 4-H fair in Woodstock last weekend. Lynne Letzter and Mary Lynne Boynton showed their homemade oatmeal cookies on Thursday and were presented a class A blue ribbon. Their group is under the leadership of Mrs. George Letzter. Skirts and scarves they made were exhibited by Peggy Peterson, Jackie Hiller, Barbara Coari and Karen Hettermann. Each girl was awarded either a red or white ribbon. They are led by Mrs. Wiley. Double Birthday Month The Oeffling family has double reason for. celebration during this month of August. Mrs. Lucille Oeffling has hers on the 19th while Mrs. Martha Oeffling has hers a day later on the 20th. Many happy returns of the day to both of them. Rescue Squad Calls On Aug. 3 the rescue squad members were summoned to Shalimar subdivision where a resident was suffering from a possible respiratory ailment. Medical aid was refused by the patient who was later taken by car to the doctors. On the 5th at 6:27 an accident scene on route 120 west of McHenry was the squad's next call. The accident involved a car and a semi- truck. All the injured were taken to the hospital by ambulance. Pistakee Highlands was their next call on August 7. A young boy was injured while playing and was taken to the McHenry hospital by the squad ambulance. On the 9th at 12:25 a.m. a call came in from Pistakee Terrace. A man had fallen and hit his head. While the squad was giving him medical aid another man close by suffered a possible heart attack. Both were treated by our members. The victim with the possible heart attack was taken to the hospital by ambulance. These five calls have the running count up to 2,390. Please keep in mind about the dance sponsored by the squad coming up on Aug. 29. Do your bit to support them in their worthwhile cause. Nuptial Vows Exchanged The former Michelle Stowell became Mrs. Edward Comstock in a ceremony which took place at 12 o'clock in St. John's church last Saturday A gathering for the bridal party and the immediate family was held in the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Henry Mellon, of Trevor. After a short honeymoon the newlyweds will reside in Waukegan. We all join in extending our wishes for much happiness to them in their years ahead as man and wife. Slides To Be Shown At Meeting When the members of St. Agatha court number 777 meet in the Community Club hall on Aug. 18, Mrs. Doris Andreas will be present to show slides of Europe and the Vatican. Mrs. Andreas is a member of St. Clara court number 659. Committee for this evening will be headed by Kay Bauer. Assisting her will be Martha (Leo) Freund, Dorothy Hettermann, Verna Schmitt, Elaine Miller, Mary Hettermann, Magdaline Miller and Berniece Freund. All court members are cordially invited to attend this meeting. And so another Monday is brought to a close. Please keep in mind the re-registering for pupils in grades second through eighth of St. John's school on Saturday, Aug. 22. Be real good and I'll see you all right here again next week. Don't forget to keep that news coming. Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 11 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE AmM% iit®$. mmm SERV. Next to VJVW. 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Brookfleld Zoo Visitors The Brookfield Zoo was visited by Birdie Deppmeier and sons along with Ron Walters, Eola Hillman, La Verne Mierzwa, Keith and Carolyn, and Mary Mecko on Friday of last week. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this coming week: Debbie Jourdan, Aug. 14, Walter Steidle, Aug. 15, Jim Vyduna, a big 13 on Aug. 18 and Donald Zamastil, Aug. 19. Anniversary Wishes Congratulations to this week's anniversary couple, Anthony and Clara Kurowski, Aug. 16. Best wishes for continued marital success. Reporter Takes Vacation That's right. This week Len was on vacation and I decided I would take a vacation too. Although we didn't do a great deal of news worthiness I did manage to get out of cooking dinner for a week which means no dishes as well. That's my idea of vacation. Len and I spent Monday in Chicago doing some shopping and taking in a couple of movies. On Wednesday the family journeyed to Madison, Wis., for the day to visit my brother and family, the Glenn Nelsons. We finished up the week on Saturday with a family reunion at my sister's, the Rodger Lyons, in Beloit, Wis. It was both a happy occasion and a sad one for the Lyons family will be leaving the midwestern area for the next four years at least. They are moving to Denver, Colo, this week. That catches you up with me and my family. Next week we will catch up on you and your families. FORM KEYBOARD CLUB Anyone interested In joining a keyboard club, open to those who play piano, organ or similar instruments, may do so in Libertyville the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Interested persons should contact Gladys R. Slipiec, Box 940, Rt. 1, McHenry, or call JU 7,0565. Germany had 7,872 miles of multiple-lane highways before W.W.2. rnEiUAXX/n vi I William T. 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