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T' rsday, June 16,1966 }' i tJ THE McHENRY PLAIHDEALER &.W Section Two--- Page One rife Z'^ZZZ The Nisei Ambassadors, who will appear in Drum Corps Magic in McHenry next month, is the only' Japanese-Amer- , icarf drum and bugle corps east of the Rockies and is composed mainly of sons and daughters of the famed 442nd regi- * mental combat team of World War II. JorNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTIKMANW ns-ini CATHOLIC YOUTH SPONSOR BAKE SALE SUNDAY .) Following all the Masses at St. John's church next Suhday, members of the C.Y.J. (Catholic Youth of Johnsburg) will be in the school hall to sell many 'of their homebaked goodies. All kinds of good things to eat will be available for the purchase. Cakes, pies, cookies; bread, etc., as well as baked beans and potato salad will be among the popular items in demand. Of course this project is going to need the assistance of all the members. Workers for the various shifts will be needed and naturally there will have to be a lot of home baked articles for the sale. So an urgent message is being sent out to all our young people to get behind this endeavor and make it a huge success. Pleiase offer your services to help and bake an extra large batch of goodies so there is enough ,to offer lor sale after all the Mosses. I'll bet if you talk to your Mom real i}ice,she - will lend a hand in the baking department. Anyone who dees not have young people in the C.Y.J, and would like to make something to give this sale an extra boost, it will be greatly received. Remember that is after all the Masses next Supday> June 19 in St. John's . school hall. See you there? ' It's a Boy for Adams Family The family Of Dorothy and Albie Adams was increased by one recently when they . welcomed their sixth- child and fourth son. The young fellow saw his first glimpse of this big world in the nursery of St. Therese hospital in Waukegan. Sincere congratulations to the entire Adams family. Graduation Goings On The LaFontaine home on Johnsburg Road was "Jumping" last Sunday afternoon and evening when about eighty family members and friends were in attendance for a dual g r a d u a t i o n c e l e b r a t i o n . T h e large gathering honored Jim LaFontaine, who graduated from the McHenry high school and his cousin ,Linda DiBona, who completed_her high school educationv in-"'Marengo. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ange DiBona Jim's parents are Cleatus and Evie LaFontaine. Guests traveled from Elkhorn, Wis., Marengo, McHenry and of curse "good old "WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS" • Excellent Food • Tasty Cocktails FISH FRY Every Friday at the .. • PEARL CLUB '8485 VV. Pearl Street PHONE 385-8180 McHenry UM. • «.V «V,.y.\Wv ' * jyvW Throw away all your old ideas about golf cars One of the largest companies in the world put its engineers to work to give you all the comfort, safety and dependability that you've been looking for in golf cars. It's here now. Notice the sleek fiberglas body, step into the walk-through cockpit--no obstructions here. Comfort? Just take a ride --enjoy individual contoured seats and pneumatic tires. Unitized frame won't rattle. Low center of gravity lets you go up the steepest hills in safety. As for dependability, rtemember it's Allis-Chalmers engineered. They're used to making big construction and farm machinery that has to stand up. Come down and see it now. HQS. REPAIR SERV. Next to V.F.W . 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111 Johnsburg", to participate in. the, festivities,. Right next door at the Himplemann home, much the same doings was in progress. Dorothy had. a -party -for Barbara, recent graduate from St. John's and Dave, who completed four years at the Josephium seminary in Ohio. Relatives galore were in attendance to help both these young people celebrate. They also had an opportunity to say farewell for awhile to Dick Himplemann, who leaves for Uncie Sam's armed forces on June 21. JoAnn Deidrich really had a "swinging party" at her home last Thursday evening. She invited the entire fifty students of her graduating class from St. John's for a "real Gone time". And those youngsters really had themselves a time. Janice Schaefer .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schaefer, of Fairview avenue was guest of honor last Sunday at a graduation celebration in her home. She was one of the many who received their diplomas at the McHenry high school on Friday evening. Tuesday evening our home was alive with party-goers who gathered here after the Mass in St. John's church. Our Karen was one of the graduates. About thirty family members came to help in "her celebration. Lots of activity went on in the Dehn home also last Tuesday evening. John was the center of attraction of the doings in honor of his eighth grade graduation. John and Karen will join forces next Sunday when they have a dual celebration with the Dehn side of the family. Some twenty family members will be in attendance here to honor these two youngsters, After graduation Tuesday evening, in Loren Pitzen's honor, Mrs. Martha Freund, Nick Pitzen, and the Ted Pitzen family \vere prsent in his home for a real nice party. The Bill Barth family were in Buffalo Grove on Sunday to help in the celebration of the graduation of their nephew, Joseph Grens, from St. Mary's school. Immediately following the graduation they were all in attendance at the baptismal ceremony of the newest member of the Grens family, Sarah Ann. The baby was garbed in the baptismal dress made by Marge for a godchild of hers Bill and Irene Tamasy, and eight months ago Visiting Kin son, Billy, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., are spending several weeks vacation here. Although they have their trailer parked at Fish Lake,they will. spend much of their time visiting her father and wife, Mr.. and'Mts. Jpe Smith. Tom and Joan Keenan* and son, Jeff, will be familiar sights in this vicinity for the next two weeks. They .arrived in McHenry on Saturday from their home in Decatur, Georgia. They will base at her parents home, the Ben Blakes, of Richmond Road, but will visit many of their kin here in Johnsburg. Tom's sister and family, the Don Dowes of Lincoln were also visitors in and around McHenry over last Weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund and Mrs. Martha H. Freund attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry May in Stacyville, Iowa, last Saturday and spent a few days visiting with relatives in that vicinity Forester Meeting Postponed The June meeting of St. Agatha Ct. 777 W.C.O.F. is being postponed for a week till Tuesday June 28, due to the Illinois State convention in Peoria being held June 20, 21, and 22. Belated wishes to Marge and Bill' Barth, who celebrated their seventeenth wedding am niversary on Jurie"iiV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUfiJTY, STATE OF ILLINOIS Nancy Pope Williams ) Plaintiff) vs. ) Jerry Earle Williams ) Defendant ) SS In Chancery Gen. No. 66-1343 Complaint for Divorce : NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant, pursuant to the Statutes of Illinois that the defendant Jerry Earle Williams is hereby served notice of the aforesaid proceedings in $aid court and is served with summons by publication and a copy of same is served by the clerk of said court, at his last known residence 227 Grand Avenue, Raleigh, North Carolina by sending a copy of said notice United States Registered mail, and that the said defendant is to answer said complaint within the statutetory period of summons or a judgment may be entered against him by default in the aforesaid court at the McHenry County Court House. Date of Summons: May 26, 1966 Signed:' MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of Court Joseph Byron Coleman Atty. for Plaintiff .1703 N. River Dr. Algonquin, Illinois Phone 312-658-7703 (Pub. June 2-9-16,1966) NAME OMITTED The name of Mary Jo Mullen was inadvertently omitted from the eighth grade graduation list At Junior high school SHOP IN McHENRY UNIT 491 Prior to the monthly meeting of the McHenry Unit 491 American Legion auxiliary, a pot-luck supper was served to honor the Gold Star members. G0I4 Star Chairman Mary Freund was assisted in the kitchen by Lauretta Homo and her committee. Honored Gold Star members present were Ann Wadzale, Evelyn Ficek, Evelyn Justen, Signe Miller, Frances White, Nellie Hepburn, Dorothy M. Miller, Isabelle Thompson and Suzanne Homo. Honored guests at the meeting were our Americanism essay contest winners, Rosalind Rees, Steve Nelson and Geralyn McCall, accompanied by their mothers. Gold Star members and essay contest winners were presented gifts by president of McHenry Unit 49i, Alee Carroll. Memorial services were conducted by Chaplain Frances Matchen for deceased members, Stephanie Wayne, Pauline Adams, Margaret Simon and Myrtle Edstrom. Wally Kuhns sang "I'll Never Walk Alone" in their honor, and prayers were offered by the ch&plain. The usual business meeting followed with reports from the chairman. The nominating committee consists of Chairman Ann Kane, Helen Birmingham, Eleanore Reid, Lauretta Homo and Henrietta Ahrens. They will present the new slate of officers at the June meeting for election. Ruth Mrachek was endorsed by the unit for district chaplain and Marge Mikota has been elected McHenry County Council chaplain. 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Sophomore students who are now members of the society include John Anderson, Debbie .Smith. Juniors arc Karen Anderson and Sue Rosing. New senior members are Charlene Klapperich and Donna Tomao. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS The June business meeting of "Parents Without Partners" will be held Thursday evening June 16, 8 p.m. at the Rumsey building, ( Crystal Lake. Guest speaker will be Richard Zukowski, who will speak on "Wills". >AID TAG DAY James Larkin acted as treat surer for the recent tag day of the Salvation Army ih „Mc- Heliry. Added to those named last week who were assisting in the collection-are- Deborah --- Russell, Vicki Lagios, .Mris., Robert Sholz and Mrs. Mary Prokop. Shop In McHenry NOW OPEN! 411 Lincoln Ave. Fox River Grove, 111. The Finest Imported and Domestic YARNS There are many interesting things to make your visit worthwhile--Blouses by Dorothy Cox of Tanner and material's to mix or match with your yarns. 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As he put it, "The best defense against communism is a good knowledge of God's Word, the Bible, and the application of its principles " " B e c a u s e u n d e r s t a n d i n g God's Word has been an efficient deterrent to communism, the Woodstock congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is looking forward to the fiveday 'God's Sons of Liberty' district assembly that will be held at Toronto, O n t a r i o , C a n a d a , J u n e 22 through 26. at the Canadian N a t i o n a l E x h i b i t i o n G r a n d - stand," Fontana remarked. The main lecture of the convention will be entitled, "What Has God's Kingdom Benn Doing Since 1914?". The talk will be delivered by Nathan H. 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