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Section'Two -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 27. 1964 OHNSBURG NEWS •BETTY HETTERMANN 385-1296 BESCUE SQUAD - ANNUAL DANCE SATURDAY, AUG. 29 Will you be there next Saturday, Aug. 29.tcli? The place I'm referring to is the Johnsburg Community Club and the affair will be the twelfth annual dance sponsored by the Joljnstyirg,, Rescue Squad. This one .{Mvmises to be bigger and better tharn ever -- if that's possible. This is your one real opportunity to assist these felltflitt? to maintain and purchase'equipment they need in helping others in moments of emergency. You can literally "kill two birds with one stone" by attending this dance next Saturday. You will also be treating yourself to a good time. Why not get a group together and come on over and join in the fun. While you are having your fun, just think your contribution .may save someone's life in "the future. We all want these fellows to be the best equipped rescue squad for miles and jniles. You can help by purchasing tickets for this dance whether you intend to attend j\o,t. Jtemember the least we «a».dc is back them financially. All we gjve is money while they give their time. And time can not be bought. As• -dose • as we can count, lnclftpRng tHe calls answered this -past week, the running count*tias now risen to 2,394. v "a$jl thl$k how many-w times their business, pleasure't>r sleep has been disrupted ' fcC^answer someone's call for emergency care. Their services are all Voluntary. On the 19th of this month the--squad answered a call at tfife* intersection of Ringwood and Spring Grove Roads where two cars were involved in an accident. A Wonder Woods man suffered a possible broken collar bone and was taken by • ffirvbulance to the hospital. This was around 2 in the afternoon. Later that day the sftu^d members were summoned to Dutch Creek Woodlands. A visitor fell and broke his 1 eg jjf He,, Was taken by th&* squad ambulance to the ^McHerrry hospital. He was la$sr Jjfansferi&d to a Chicago- hospital. At noon on the 20t^~Pi'Stakee Terrace was the scene of. their., next call. An elderly--woman* -fell and suffered a possible broken hip. She was taken by ambulance to the hospital. That's all the news on .our own Johnsburg Rescue Squad for this week. In bringing this item to a close, I would like to say once more, please purchase a ticket or two for the dance and support your squad. DON'T PASS UP THIS L9W IT BUYS A RanqsmaAtBJi NO DUCT KITCHEN RANGE (24" Coppertone) • HELPS KEEP YOUR KITCHEN FREE OF ODOR, GREASE AND SMOKE • INSTALL IT YOURSELF IN JV3IWUTES--ANYWHERE-- UNDER YOUR CABINET OR ON A WALL WITHOUT COSTLY DUCT WORK • Easy to clean filter system • 2 speeds-whisper quiet • Built-in light • Colors available to match all apptianee?. Y Appliance, 1241 Si, Phone" "1385-5500 ' New York Visitor Mrs. Emil Debrecht of Jak- Ana Heights, has been spending the past two weeks in Buffalo. This was not a planned vacation though. Marie is there to assist her daughter. It seems that her son-in law was washing windows on the second story and his wife was doing the same on the first floor when he fell from the ladder. He landed on his wife and both sustained injuries. Marie's son-in-law, Peter, suffered a badly broken leg and ankle while her daughter, Joan, sustained some painful bruises. The -three children are under the watchful eye of their grandmother until their mother's bruises heal which I'm sure won't be too long. We all hope Pete and Joan will soon be completely well real soon. One of the disappointing things about this unforeseen accident is that the whole family was coming up here the next week for a vacation. It's a good thing Marie could get away and give Joan the helping hand she needed at a time like this. Cystic Fibrosis Volunteers Please be generous when any of. the following ladies come to call at your house. They will be collecting for the cystic fibrosis fund drive. The volunteers so generous with their time are: Mesdames Rudolph, Brennan, Huemann, Peterson and Prem. Please treat them with courtesy, as well as generosity. Recent ^psing School Graduate Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer of Spring Grove Road hosted an open house party in their home last Sunday honoring their daughter, Lynn Marie's graduation from St. Therese's School of Nursing. About fifty relalives and friends were in the Meyer home following the 1:30 graduation exercises. After one week vacation, Lynn will return to Waukegan where she will reside while she works in St. Therese's hospital in the obstetrical department. She received her grade schooling at St. Gilbert's school in Grayslake and graduated from the Warren Township high school in Gurnee. Our very best wishes for a successful future are extended to Lynn in her years ahead as a nurse. This is by lar one of the most rewarding professions. Unexpected Vacation Carol Ann Stilling enjoyed several days vacation which she didn't expect last week. Her brother, Gerry, picked her up from St. Coletta's school in Jefferson on Monday to spend sometime visiting with her aunt and uncie, the Jack Keenans, who are visiting here from Pompano Beach, Fla. She returned to her school on Thursday. Spccial Treat Next Sunday All the parishioners of St. John's church arc in store for their annual treat next Sunday at the 10:45 Mass. I'm referring to the yearly visit of Our Lady of Victory's special choir. The grouD has thrilled the congregation for the past number of years, with their beautiful voices. Showered In Caledonia When Joyce Theil gets married she will be the best equipped housewife around. She was honored at a bridal shower last Sunday. This one took place at the Allen Peter's home in Caledonia. It also served as a family reunion for his side of the family. Miscellaneous items were presented to Joyce by the twenty- five ladies who participated in the shower. Bake Sale Coming Up Get set ladies another bake sale is in the offing. The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's church will sponsor this event on Sunday, Sept. 6 following all the regular Masses. They need lots of home baked goods to sell so be sure to make an exfra batch. As usual no sale is a success without buyers, so we want some of them also. Remember the date is Sept. 6 in the school hall. Florida Bound Sandy Hettermann will be returning to Florida for a vacation with Jack and OUie Keenan. The Keenans have spent the last three weeks visiting relatives and friends. Sandy will see the sights around Pompano Beach and then return by air in time Lo start school at 31. Therese of Nursing early next month. RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN 653-2045 School Will Start Sept. I Don't forget to set your alarms on Monday night if you have youngsters going to school at Ringwood. On Tuesday. Sept. 1, there will be registration for the Ringwood grade school, beginning at 5 minutes to 9 a.m. I'm sure you all have received the letter from the principal giving you all the facts about book rent, etc. If not, give Mr. Smejkal a call at the school. Wednesday, will be the first full day of school. The summer is coming to a close fast, when schools start opening. Also, just a word of caution, drive carefully, there are boys and girls riding their bikes to school, be on the look-out for those who are not watching for cars. Fossum Girls Collect For CF The Fossum girls will be calling at your door to solicit funds for the Annual Cystic Fibrosis Fund Drive sometime during Sept. 1 and the 15th. There are too many children taken from this world with this dread disease of Cystic Fibrosis, so please give the girls whatever donation you can to help the many children struck with this dread disease. There is much more work to be done before it is completely eliminated. It's farewell once more for another week. Take care of yourselves and we will all meet right here again next week. by Marie Schaettgen Several of the ingredients in this recipe may be found in your own garden but, if not, the local markets will have them in plentiful supply. Stuffed Tomatoes 2 firm large tomatoes 3 Tbsp. fresh bread crumbs 2 Tbsp. left-over or fresh cooked vegetables such as peas, beans, celery or corn. 1 Tbsp. chopped cooked ham 1 Tbsp. beaten egg 1 tsp. melted butter 1 tsp. salt % tsp. paprika Wash tomatoes and cut slice one inch in diameter from blossom end. Save. Carefully scoop out the plup but be sure to leave the shell firm. To the pulp add bread crumbs, vegetables, meat, egg, butter, salt and paprika. Cook mixture in sauce pan for four or five minutes. Fill tomato shells with the cooked mixture. Put the tops back on (may be held on with a toothpick). Place in small pan and bake in hot oven for about 20 minutes. Serves 2. "500" Club Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mable Hawley was the hostess for the "500" ladies club. Taking high for the afternoon was Bud Whiting with Miss Mae Wiedrich taking low. Jerry Hogans Have A New Son Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hogan, of Elgin announced the birth of their first child, an 8 lb. 1 oz. boy born on Wednesday, Aug. 19. He will answer to the name of Thomas Fitzgerald Hogan. Little Thomas is the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. 'Marvin Schoenholtz of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan are the paternal grandparents. Congratulations to the parents and grandparents alike. Johnsburg Rescue Squad To Hold Dance The Johnsburg Rescue Squad will be holding a dance on the 29th of August at Johnsburg. Since we are in their area to call in case of emergency, it would be a good idea for the people of Ringwood to think about helping to support the rescue squad a little. Sr. Hi M.Y.F. Report Last Sunday night our M.Y.F.ers journeyed to the First Methodist Church at Dundee to hear the "Prophets" give a program of religion in folk music. It was titled "Man Speaks To Man." It was very inspirational and was enjoyed by everyone. Our thanks to Mr. Walkington and Ronnie Gelvin for helping furnish the transportation. Next week is our hayride. We'll meet at the church on IICKTOCKIOE- to HOLIDAY Phone for the and FREE Pickup & Delivery Service loo! In Town! (Try Us Today!) LAUNDRY and DRYCLEANERS Quality Drycleaning McHenry. 111. Sunday night at 7:30 p.m. and will leave from there. Everyone come prepared for fun, laughter and singing!! Sharon Baker. M. Y. F. Reporter McFarlands Visitors Rev. John R. McFarland of Terre Haute, Ind., and father, John T. McFarland, visited in Hamilton, Ohio, with the Randall McFarland family and Mrs. A. H. McFarland, also with the Robert McFarland family in Greensburg, Ind., during last week. Later they motored to Southern Indiana and visited with the Harvey Bells at Evansville and other relatives in Francisco, Ind., Mrs. John R. McFarland and daughters, Mary-J-Bpth and Kathleen, visited Jwith Mrs. John F. McFarland, Margey and Jim while the men were vacationing. They have returned to their home in Terre Haute now. Teen Dance A Success The Teen-Club held a dance at the Barnard Community center last Friday evening, and report it to be a huge success. There will be a dance for all Teens coming up at the American Legion in McHenry on Sept. 11, so watch for details later. Here *N' There Loren Harrison was a supper guest in the Bob Brennan home on Wednesday. Ed Ericson of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Anderson of Chicago were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley, on Friday. Mrs. Gerry Kunz entertained a group of ladies on Sunday afternoon at" a demonstrationlawn party at her home. Those present were from Chicago as well as the surrounding area. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger, Dave and Mary of Hebron were visitors in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley were visitors in Crystal Lake on Thursday. Mrs. Joe Schmitt of McHenry called in the Bob Brennan home on Thursday evening. Hazel Colby and Ruth Pugsley of Crystal Lake and Fred Schroeder of Cary were Saturday evening callers in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson of Wonder Lake and Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Hawley enjoyed a lunch at Lake GeneVja with shopping in Burlington on Tuesday. On Thursday, Mrs. Ruby Shepard visited in the Earl Colby home at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent Sunday in the home of her son and family, the John Blackmons, at Antioch. Mary and Jane Stanek of Whitewater spent several days with their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howten and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cagle have returned home after being called to Alabama by the death of their mother, Mrs. Cagle. 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