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Section Two -- PagrTwo THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. September 17, 1964 JiHNSBURO-NEWS betiy hettermann 385-1296 URGE DRIVERS USE CAUTltfft IN SCHOOL ZONES Now that our children are back in school. I've been asked to"be sure to extend a warning to all drivers of vehicles to use extreme caution while driving in school zones. All children, no matter what age, do get a little negligent once in awhile. So we must ask the drivers to watch out for them while they go to and from school. We want all of ours on this earth at the end of the school year so please, please, use caution and drive slow during these zones. <t Hospital Patient xFred Karpenski has returned Ao his home after quite a lengthy stay in the McHenry hospital. We are all glad to see him out once more. He suffered from an illness quite like pneumonia and it really had Fred going for a wtflle. We all certainly hope this is the end of his troubles. Welcome Mat Dusted Off All of us would like to take this opportunity to welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Socha of 2011 Sunnyside Beach Drive. The Sochas have been permanent residents of this address since July this year, although they have spent many summers in our area. Another family to be welcomed formally are the Robert Duffys of 1717 Sunnyside Drive. They have been here since last spring. I'm very sorry that they were not welcomed via this column sooner but it is a little hard to keep up with all the new families moving into our town. It would be a big help if neighbors of new people would give me a ring whenever they move in. We all hope both of these families have nothing but happiness in their new homes and remain here forever. Guild Celebrate Birthdays When the Pink Ladies Sewing Guild of Women's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital met in the home of Margaret Bolin in McHenry on Sept. 10, five members' birthdays were celebrated. The hostess served a delicious birthday luncheon in honor of the occasion. Nineteen ladies were in attendance at this time. Included in this count were Esther Knapp and Mildred Kennedy from here. At the business-Tfteeting a unanimous vote elected Lilah Jordan as president of the guild. Margaret Bolin was elected as treasurer. At this meeting it w^s voted that the guild would give $50.00 for bricks for the new hospital addition. A hap- -^,py afternoon was enjoyed by all. Our Of Town Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freund of Hollywood, Fla., left for their home lasf' week after spending a vacation here visiting his parents, the Joe L. Freunds. While here they also spent some time with her family in Elgin. Jim and Lorraine spent quite a busy time catching up on all the things that have been going on in our area these past few ye^rs. I imagine they saw many, many changes. The John Sochas recently entertained the Ed Socha family from Chelsey, Mass., for a few weeks. Birthday Surprise What a surprise Jake Miller received on his eightieth birth day on Sept. 5. All kinds of friends and relatives poured in on him at the Harold Kollenkark home that evening and really took him by complete surprise. Joining in on the celebration was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heider, Darlene. Jean and John; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kollenkark, Gerry, Judy and Mary Jane; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skillman of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. George Reinmiller of Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heider of Evanston; Mrs. Jake Miller of Spring Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller of Waukegan; Miss France Michels and Mrs. Elizabeth Michels of McHenry; Mr. ant Mrs. Art Thelen, Mr. and Mrs Charlie Michels, and Mr. am Mrs. Pete Miller of this area We al! wish to extend ou best wishes to Jake on hi: eightieth natal day. Luncheon Reminder Please keop ;n mind the dak of Sept. 30. This is the date of the luncheon and card part> sponsored by the Blessed Virgin Sodality. It will be held in the community club hall at noon. Proceeds of the afternoon will benefit the new convent. Newlyweds To Reside Here When Ron and Joyce Callahan return from their honeymoon in California, they, will reside in an apartment on Johnsburg road. The youne couple repeated their marriage vows in a ceremony performed in St. John's church on Sept. ,5. An evening reception held in the community club hall honored the newlyweds. Wishes from a happy^future as Mr. and Mrs. are sent to them from all of us. Short Visit We Hope Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reindl of Fairview avenue were to leave by plane last Saturday for Maine for what we hope is a short visit. Mr. Reindl recently suffered a stroke and was hospitalized for a few weeks. They will remain with their daughter in Maine until he is fully recovered. We are all in high hopes that this will be just a short time. And knowing hi.n -- we are sure it won't be too long until they are back home. Reason For Celebration Joe and Gerry Hiller greeted guests in the community club hall last Sunday evening at a reception celebrating their silver wedding anniversary. They were honored with a Mass at 10:45 a.m. in St. John's church earlier that day. On hand to make their day complete were their children, Bob, Betty Lou, John, Carol Jean, Mary Jo and David. Their oldest son, Joe, is in Korea with the army. We extend happy wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Knapp of Fairview avenue who also celebrated their silver wedding anniversary this week. In line for congratulations are Mr. and Mrs. William Mars. This young couple will be observing 40 years of marriage this week. We all hope they have another happy 40 together. Many, many happy wishes to all the celebrants. Rescue Squad Calls Again our rescue squad was kept busy this past week answering calls to those in need. On the 4th of this month the squad members were called to Pistakee Highlands at 2:30 in the afternoon. A young couple were woking on a car when it slipped and fell on them. They were both taken to the hospital by the squad ambulance. At 1 a.m. on the 5th a call brought the squad to a scene near Weingart Road where a car hit a sign pole. No medical aid was given at this time. Lincoln road, east of the outdoor, on Sept. 6th at 2:30 a.m. was the next call for first aid for the squad. Two occupants of a car which went out of control and went off the road were taken to the McHenry hospital by the squad and by ambulance. They suffered possible broken hip and leg. Both were thrown out of the car which was completely demolished. About 4 a.m. that same morning the squad members were routed from tljeir beds once more. The squad worked through the night and again the next morning trying to find a man believed to have drowned. The body was found ATTENTION HEARING AID USERS We Are Still At The Same Address 1407 N. GREEN For The Past 15 Years Serving McHenry and the Surrounding Area BATTERIES -- CORDS And Repair On All Makes of Hearing Aids Also a Complete Line of New Hearing Aids . Come In Or Call HIMA SCiMIi Phone 885-0125 An Authorized Oitorion Hearing Center We also address circulars, envelopes, etc., with an uptodate mailing list of over 2,000 names. later in the morning. Pistakee Hills was their next call on the 7th. At 6:55 in the morning ihey received a call from- the Lake County Sheriff's office ;hat a boat was circling in the water. They brought the boat ishore and found the driver had suffered an apparent heart attack. While trying to revive him, a friend had brought ;he victim's wife there from Fox Lake. She suffered a possible heart attack at the scene. He was taken by an ambulance to the hospital and she was taken by the squad to the hospital. The running count has now jumped to 2,404. Keep these rails in mind next time you think your sleep is disturbed when the rescue squad siren blows. These fellows don't like to hear it blow anymore than you do. But they know they have a job to do. Whenever That siren rings again, just say a little prayer of thanksgiving that it isn't you that needs their aid. Juvenile Foresters To Meet Next Monday evening at 7 o'clock, I he girls juvenile Forester.'- will hold their regular meeting in the community club hall. All members are asked to be present. Parents are reminded to be there promptly al 9 o'clock tfo pick up their daughters. This winds up this column I for another week. Please re-j member to keep phone calls j "coming each Monday before noon. See you ail light here again next week. Bamboo often grows as much as 16 inches per day. making it the world's fastest known growing plant. o i i i i c a omer <JOP COMMITTEE MEETS Members of the McIIenry County Republican Central committee met in Woodstock on Sept. 10. Chairman J. R. Levesque brought the group up to date on this year's election campaign plans and called on Bill Riekert. -Crystal Lake, and Jim Holmes, Woodstock, for a report on headquarter sites for major McHenry county ritit^ To date, GOP headquarters will be located in Cory. Crystal Lake, McHenry and Woodstock. Possible additional locations are Algonquin, Harvard, Marengo- and Island Lake. Vernon Kays gave the committee a detailed account of the very successful Republican play-day and go'? outing "held in July of this year. Suggestions wen made to fill precinct committeeman posts where vacancies have been created due to additional precincts being formed since I he last elections in April. PLAN FINANCING The McHenry County Republican finance committee met in McHenry to finalize the funding of the party's political program for this year's presidential, state and local campaigns. The committee includes J. R. Levesque, GOP county chairman; Clifton Murphy of Woodstock, Tom Davis fiom McHenry, and Bill Franz of Crystal Lake. "Boots" Davis, Mrs. Republican of McHenry county, represented her husband at this meeting. Present plans call for one mailing piece to be sent to every registered Republican in the county. All funds will remain in McHenry county and will be used to promote all Republican candidates from Barry Goldwater and Chuck Percy down to the local level. The committee urges everyone to participate if at all possible. Supporting the party of your choice is the responsibility of all citizens and is so necessary to insure an informed and up to dat^electorate. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS if#* %osf Radiator Repair Service Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling Towing Service For Expert Car Care Come to . . . BOTCH'S Auto Service 1003 N. 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