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Thursday, September 30, 1965 THE McHENRY PLA1NDEALER ; - " Section Three.-- JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTEBMANN 885-1290 HOLD DAY OF RECOLLECTION FOR WCOF OCTOBER 14 Any member of St. Agatha court No. 777 wishing to attend the W.C.O.F. Rockford diocese association day of recollection to be held in Elgin on Oct. 14 had better make their reservations now. This event will be sponsored by St. Josephine court No. 106 and will take place in St. Joseph's church beginning with a conference at 11 a.m. Marie Oeffling and Virginia Pitzen will receive reservations up 'til Oct. 1. Confirmation Rite Performed In Wonder Lake Peggy Peterson was in the recent class of confirmarids when the rite was performed in the Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. The class were honored at a banquet the following week in the fellowship hall. Peg's parents, Pete and Marge, entertained a group of friends and relatives at their home following the church service in honor of her Confirmation. s Number Four In The Petticoat Parade Lots of frills and ruffles will continue to hang on the washline of the Dan Thurlwell home in Cooney Heights. The Thurlwells added a fourth daughter to their family as of Sept. 22. Wendy Sue was born at the Woodstock hospital and weighed a healthy 8 lbs., 12V* oz. Excited and happy with their new granddaughter are the Bill Martinecs of Fairview avenue and the Bob Thurlwells of McHenry. Mrs. Catherine Schaefer of Spring Grove road is the ever-so-proud greatgrandmother. Waiting at home to show Wendy "the ropes" are Tammy, Bonnie and Vickie. Our heartiest congratulations to all. Home For The Weekend Nadine Frett spent last weekend with her parents, Joe and Sue. She returned Sunday evening to her duties at St. Vincent's Orphanage in Freeport. . iS| On The Move We are sorry to' lose Marv and Kay Bauer, and their two youngsters, but, on the other hand, we are most happy that they are moving. You see they moved into their brand new home in Cooney Heights over last weekend. They have put a lot of time and effort into this home and last weekend was the climax to their long wait. We wish them much health and happiness in their new home and hope they realize all their dreams. Talent Night For Juvenile Members LAKEMOOR- LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 885-2646 AUXILIARY TO ELECT OFFICERS MONDAY, OCT. 4 The next monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary Vvill be held this coming Monday, Oct. 4. At this meeting election of officers and board of directors will take place. Those elected to the offices will hold office for the coming year. It will take place in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the October meeting are Tena Bellino, Diane Fuhler and Toni Ehredt. Village News Marston Wrublewski was appointed to fill the remaining term of trustee Richard Hyatt who resigned the post of trustee. The monthly meetings are held the second Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. The residents of Lakemoor are asked to attend the meetings to see what is going on first hand. By getting your information second hand or by rumors you never get the correct information. and Terry. Anniversary Greetings go to Dan and Kay Meyer who celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary Wednesday, Sept. 29. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together. Birthday Party Was held for Sundae and Terry Morrison Saturday, Oct. 2. Their sister, Micki, was also home to help them celebrate their big day. Sympathies Our deepest sympathies go to Frank Stritar, a former resident of Lilymoor. His mother, Mrs. G. Stritar, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 21. Almost seventy junior mem^ hers of St. Agatha court No. 777 turned out for their recent meeting in the communiy club hall. After the regular business meeting a talent exhibir tion took place. Several of these groups consented to appear* before the adult members at their meeting the following week. Who knows maybe one of these young ladies will be Broadway's shiniest star in the forthcoming years. Hospital Patients Mrs. Charlene Riley is in line for get-well wishes this week. She was a patient at the McHenry hospital where extensive tests were being made. We all hope they find out what the trouble is and she will soon be on the mend. Mike Schaefer became a patient at the McHenry hospital also last week. He became ill suddenly laet Saturday evening and was taken there. Our very speediest of get-well wish-, es to him from all of us. Sunshine Seekers Trish Weber, along with two of her girl friends left for sunny Florida where hey hope to soak up a lot of that healthy sunshine. Don't you envy them after the miserable weather we have had of late? Rescue Squad Calls I hope you will bear with me this week so I can get the squad calls up to date. The calls have been missing from this column for several weeks now and I have been questioned as to when they will appear again. Many people are away from home during the day and do not know when the squad answers calls. As they read this column they catch up with what our own Johnsburg Rescue Squad does during the night hours, as well as the daytime. Since the 11th of last month the squad members have been called upon 12 times. On the 11th of August they were summoned to Neisen's subdivision where a resident suffered a heart attack. He was taken to the McHenry hospial in the squad ambulance. A respiratory attack by a victim in Oeffling's subdivision was a call answered by the" squad members on the 26th. This patient also needed hospitalization. On the 28th, the members of our squad loaned their assistance at the accident scene near the Bay area where a young woman lost her life. Two calls from the area near Pistakee Bay, one on the 29th and the other on the 31st of last month prov- Association News The Lilymoor association will hold their regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 12, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. At this meeting election of board of directors will take place. Those elected to the offices of board of directors will hold office for the next two years. Come out and vote for your choice. Birthday Greetings go to Edward (Pappy) Paterson. Pappy became a young seventy-six years Wednesday, Sept. 29. Greetings go to Sundae and Terry Morrison. Sundae will become a great big three years old Friday, Oct. 1. Terry will celebrate his sixteenth birthday Saturday, Oct. 2. Many happy returns Pappy, Sundae * High style? See new high style gas ranges at your appliance dealer's or phone Northern Illinois Gas Company at the number shown and ask to have one of our salesmen call on you. Call 385-2081 Look Again and You'll Buy Gas! RUG AND CARPET WAREHOUSE SALE 4 DAYS ONLY Over 100 rolls of 12' and 15' wide 501 nylon, acrilan, and all wool -- first quality carpet -- 1965 discontinued patterns -- Values lo $9.00 per sq. yd. -- NOW ONLY $4.95 SO. YD. All other rolls and remnants now priced at 10% to 60% off regular retail price. No extra charge for finishing all edges or for heavy rubber coated pad on purchase of rugs and carpets of 9'xl2' or larger. There is an extra charge for measuring, seaming, and installation. THURS., SEPT. 30. 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FRI., OCT. 1, 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT., OCT. 2, 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SUN., OCT. 3, 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. --dHMtal -- Special Sunday Opening This Day Only -- TIDY RUG June. Rls. 120 & City 14, Woodstock, 111. ed fatal to both of the victims. The rescue squad members answered both of these calls. On the 1st of September the squad was called to a factory in Ringwood where a worker suffered injuries to his leg. He was taken as far as McHenry by the squad ambulance and was later transferred to the Woodstock hospital by another ambulance. Chapel Hill subdivision was another of their calls on the 5th of this month. The patient was taken by ambulance to the Woodstock hospital. Later a call took them to Bayview Court, where a victim suffered a fatal attack. The Johnsburg Public school called upon the squad members for assistance on the 8th. A young school child suffered a possible broken arm and was taken in the squad ambulance to the McHenry hospital for further treatment. A seventeen year old had possible respiratory troubles on the 19th and was taken into the McHenry hospital by the squad. The squad also answered a call to Eastwood Manor on the 16th, where a five month old baby was having breathing difficulties. The squad members assisted a local resident on the 26th, when he suffered an attack. He was taken to the hospital in McHenry by their ambulance. Now that these calls are right up to the minute the runnning count has really been given a shove upward. The count up to date is 2,508. Let us all hope and pray it does not rise too much more. SUNNYSIDE ESTATES FRAN OLSEN PHONE S85-&740 RAINS FORCE RE-SCHEDULE OF TEEN COOK-OUT So it is farewell for now. See you all right here again next week. "Just Great" was the universal summation of the teen's cookout, after a threatened washout. With all in readiness, the combo just began to warm up Saturday night when the rushing wind gave warning of the down pour that followed on its heels. All was whisked away just as the rain rushed in to soak the Saturday night session. Squelched? Not entirely. The event was re-scheduled for the following evening and providentially it ran its course before tfie elements eliminated that possibility. The teens (who screamed they had the "best time they ever had") are eager for more of the same. The combo was the liveliest, the dancing, the jiveiest, and the group the goin'-est that residents can recall seeing. Noise anonymous. Spirits Synonymous. Teensters troubeless. leave the studio, after "everyone's favorite clown" has shaken the hand of each guest. A thrill of a lifetime, to be sure, for if you write in for tickets now, you'll get them for late 1969! Yes, '69. Pull Out . . . those gym shorts, gentlemen. Volleyball season is about to begin again. This Tuesday and every subsequent Tuesday. Johnsburg school gym at 7:30 p.m. All husbands welcome, to bat away that mid-section bulge during these sedentary snowy months ahead. Be .a first-nighter on Oct. 5. Finally after waiting only two years for tickets, they couldn't believe it when those tickets arrived. But sure enough, real they were, and on Sept. 21 Fran Fuqua and her flock were guests on the daily noontime TV circus. While Jimmy, Debbie and Fran were spectators, Ronnie was chosen to participate in one of the games and ran off with a pnze to add to all the "souveniers" that each guest is given as they Water Queries? Call toll-free (KNterprise 422-40021 to have the problem handled by the proper person. Calling Flo Jesski, Don Fail, or David Ladd is merely a waste of your time and theirs. They are no longer in the water company category. Remember? The company is under new ownership and management. Hello, (iary . . . there you go, Gary . . . back to base. That's about how fast his ten-day leave seemed to fly by for Ve and Roy Schroeder who were thrilled to have their sailor son, Gary, home for those few days at least. What Is There To Say and what is there to do - when one's Favorite Husband plans and executes an ideal surprise birthday party for Wife Creature???? Just relax and enjoy it. Tha's what this reporter did on the evening of Sept. 17 - because there are no words to express one's joy at the thoughtfulness of such a gesture - no words to express one's sheer amazement at how this was all brought about with perfect secrecy - nor equilibrium left to try to act like an efficient hostess - just floods of gratitude to Favorite Husband and all the guests who made this birthday a record-breaker as well as an ear-splitter - just ask the neighbors - if they haven't already "mentioned" the event. Happy Birthday Tomorrow the very first day of a lovely autumn month, to June Voight, who we hope is feeling stronger all the time, to Joe Jost, and to son No. 1, Ernie 'Olsen who will be a big round eight, instead of a big round seven - one must know him to appreciate that. On Oct. 2 to Jimmy Stoffel who becomes a teen-ager. On the 4th to Helen Farley who will also be eight years old. On the fifth to multiple mother Ann Radtke. And on the sixth to Kelly Noah. Best wishes to each of you on your day. so share not only the date but also the number of years with the Mays. On the 2nd to Earl and Bernice Fry who are celebrating seventeen years, and across the street from them, to Joe and LaVcrne Jost who are celebrating twenty-eight years this round. Here's to a beautiful day and many years of continued happiness. jinxed junket Wet weather, cancellations, delayed departure, faulty windshield wipers, late arrival, trimmed tour, ^and early dismissal plagued the LLC group and their guests on their Sept. 22 "day away". Away from What? became le questione de jour! But over a lengthy, loyely lunch the ladies laughed - away these tribulations. All's well that ends well. Quite often, when she says "no", both .live happily ever after, too. 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