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< 'm. Thursday, June 23,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two --. PageThren f f WOT HETT&BUANH >Y FORESTERS >LD POSTPONED "* n (Officers and members of St. Aisatha court No. 777, W.C.O.F., meet next Tuesday eve- .^ig, June 28, one week later •wan their usual meeting day. " title ladies will gather in the Jfchnsburg Community Club ^ rail at 8 where they will be ?OTking forward to playing the .Match Game" after the ,reg- |ar business meeting. On corrt- Jiittee for this evening will be Kathryn Huff, Mary B. Schmitt, £Zrraine Rutzen, Julia Stilling, flgnes Nell, Evelyn LaFontaine, Rita Miller and Yvonne Weber. All members of the court are cordially invited to attend this t interested in seeing this film can contact her and she will be happy to get literature to you regarding the subject. Attends Wedding In Chicago^ ; The Ed Hettermann family, Mrs. Mary Hettermann and family,: and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hettermann were in Chicago last Saturday to participate in the wedding of Patty Boyk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyk. The group attended the church service and later the receptioty for the -bride and groom. j; Bake Sale Notes .The C.Y.J, conducted a most Successful bake sale. They cbuld have used a lot motfe baked goods to carry through the noon Mass though. SoneXt time these young people spon? s6Y a sale try to give them a hfelping hand. While we are on the subject of bake sales, I would like tp take this opportunity to iet^ydii know that the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's will be holding one after all the Masses On Sunday, July 3. They Will 1in need of all types of homebaked articles also. So please plan on baking "up a storm" for their sale, Dorothy Himpjeitiann will be chairman of thife rtfject and will need assistive from our parish ladies in the line of workers. If you can ?tlp after one of the Masses,, ease contact Dorothy. f People On The Go ^Joe and Vera Huemann along iiWth Pete and Martha Smith ^turned recently from a most successful fishing trip near Bloomer, Wis. The foursome spent a week there and claim the fishing was absolutely terrific. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels and their two daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, took Melinda Might to her home for the summer. Miss Might, who resides in Chicago, is a niece of Clara's. They made the trip to Warner-Robbins in Georgia to fhe home base of Melinda's family, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gerjjald Might. The Michels family l;spent an enjoyable week the^e 'where they did many interesting things. They were in (Atlanta one day where they saw the Mets play ball and visited with Chuck Hiller, who needless to say, was happy as •jvell as surprised to see someone from home. They also Visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mueller (he is from our area originally). Mr. Mueller was In the hospital recuperating from a most serious operation. ' When Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund, Martha Freund and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Spring Grove returned recently from attending a funeral in Stdcyvjlle, Iowa, they brought back yyith them Sister Othmar of jMeirose Park. Later that day *Agnes, Martha and Virginia jpitzen took Sister Othmar to e r home where she is a $eacher. * Mrs. Jack Laures and children, Matt and Susie, recently •spent several days here with J*r parents, Joe and Vera •Huemann, and other family mfembers. Susie was flower girl in a wedding party that was $lHd in Woodstock during their Short stay. Pat spent sometime Renewing her acquaintances With girl friends while she was here. The threesome flew to their home in California and rest of their family after too brief a stay according to ir family here. Home On Furlough Rudy Fisher, soldier son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Fisher of Mehring Avenue flew in last week to s^end a long furlough with his family. Rudy has been stationed in El Paso, Texas, since his induction last fall. ; Final Honor Moll Listing Announced M Junior High V ' Sobiesk Baby Baptized Last Sjunday yduiig ' Gregory Michael Sobiesk was baptized ih St. John's church by his Oncle» Father Martin Sobiesk. Sponsors for the infant son of Gerry and Georgette, were Kevin Freund and Alice Thomashunas. Gathering in the Sobiesk home for a familytype celebration were the grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. Bud 'Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Martin: Sobiesk, the greatg r a n d p a r e n t s , t h e P e t e r Freunds, also Gert Schumacher, the Howard Freund family, Ralph and Mary Lou Thompson and family, Stan and Alice Thomashunas, Jim Sobiesk and his fiancee, and Nancy Kay Miller. Gregory's attentive "big sister" was also in attendance. Brand New Grandson "Jam and Pat Tomasello are ^boasting of their new grand Son even though they have not st^pn him as yet. Steven Earle, tyas born to Mr. and Mrs. icky Grieg, of Roseyille, ich., on June 15. The young lad weighed 6 lbs. 11 oz. at feiirth and is the first child for .the young couple. Th& Toma S£llos hope to get acquainted with him as soon as his father can get time off from Uncle Sam's army to make the trip here. Ricky, as you will remember, recently re-enlisted for six years. Our congratulations are extended to all. Hostess At Meeting M About thirty interested friends attended the movie "'Stand Up for Freedom", an |ddress by Ezra Taft Benson former Secretary of Agricul- :turc, which was shown by florman Thomas, coordinator jbf the John Birch Society, in $he home of Dorothy Hirtiple- 'mann last Wednesday evening, ivtr. Benson spoke about, his H$vo year trip in Europe and !$he shocking state of affairs he !®>und in our country upon, his • Jretnrn .especially the ease with ifcirtuch the Communist propatffcmda is taken up by the press. ^Dorothy reports that anyone • jr Greetings And Happiness Corner Belated anniversary wishes to Pete and Marge Peterson who celebrated their wedding anniversary on June IS. Mark Dehn has birthday number 7 coming up for him on June 27. . Bud and Rita Miller are in line for sincere congratulations upon the twenty-sixth year of togetherness which was observed on June 19. Best wishes to these nice people and anyone else who has reason for celebration during this merry month of June. And so Closing time once more. Hapjpy summering, to all of you as this first week" of what we all hope will be a happy and healthy summer opens upon us. See you all right here again next week. Please take a minute or two to phone me with your news items. prior to the deadline each Monday at noon. The last Junior high honor roll was released this past week, including twenty eighth graders on the "A" honor roll, twenty-seven seventh graders and thirty-two sixth graders. % Eighth Grade; Terrence Burton, Robert Coburn, Bruce Davis, Kurt Easton, Debora Fair, Debra Fuhler, Arlene Grandt, Georgine Grek, Debbie Groff, Glenn Hannemann, Carol Jaenicke, Steven Jaschke, Karyl Koepke, Craig Ludford, Catherine Marchi, Alice McCulloh, Jane Robertson, Susan Voorh e e s , C o r i n e W i l h e l m a t i d Linda Wright. Seventh Grade: Diane Alvary,( Ed Anderson, Linda Carlson, John Cook, Carol Crandall, Paul Dethlefson, Larry Dresdow, Diane Easton, Bruce Eternick, Steven Fain, Bill Flint, Scott Fuhler, Delge Gerstad, Susan Kelsey, Dierdre Levesque, Fay Liberty, Ken Macdonald, Rita Mettelka, Beverly Morrison, Jim Moy, Sara Richards, Pat Salter, George Shelton, Debbie Smith, Donna Virgens, Dana Wheelock and Jackie Wheelock. Sixth Grade: Reid Alderson, Judy, Alexeyuk, Susan Anderson, Laura Bagnall, Linda Bender, Linda Biggs, Robert Button, Mike Carlson, Ronnie Chappell, Theresa Chrisman, Roger Claypool, Elizabeth Cole, Jackie Crosier, Mary Domoto and Dave Doessel. Also Susan Farm, Randy Deottsche, Betsy Hamm, Janet Harper, Jeff Kuhlman, Amy Leighty, Susan Mattheis, Priscilla Mclntyre, Corey Nellis, Peggy O'Halleran, DeAnne Owen, Kathy Penick, George Scheid, Melody Scheutz, Robert Wickenkamp, Roger Wright and Anita Zelvis. "B" ROLL Eighth Grade: Sharon Adams, Steven Benes, Christine Biggs, Patricia Boden, Tom Coarson, Debra Davidson, Marcia Dolby, Debbie Droesser, William Echert, Linda Exline, Shelia Farmer, Frank Ficek, Donald Hachmeister, Pat Henneberg, Sharon Hoffman, Judy Homo, Amy Howell, Edward Koepke and Donna Kaminski. Also Marlene Karmel, Keith Klontz, James Lightner, Denis Lottchea, Greg Mayer, Jane McCrary, Bob Mlnoir,; -Mike Morenz, ( Scott Nichels, Nancy Olson, Joan Quilico, Bonnie Repta, Bob Riley, James Sobacki, Helen Salter, Debbie Strafford, William Sund, Vickie Varese, DeeDee Weyland.. Jeanne Wright and Cheryl Ziszik. Seventh Grade: Don Backhaus, Joanne Becker, Barbara Benoy ,Jeff Bonato, Jeff Brody, Jeanne Burton, Charles Claypool, Ken Congdon, Cjynthia Conrad, Walter Conrad, Ray Cook, Richard Cox, Scott Curry, Phil Doherty, Cathy Durkin and Linda Eppel. Also Yolanda Fernandez, Luella Ficek, Carol Fluger, Kevin 'Fourdyce, ! Karen Givens, Jean Guettler, Annette Haines, Linda Hachmeister, Roxi Hafer, Doreen Harris, Valerie Johnson, Cynthia Jones, Joy Kaminski, Rebecca Liebmah, D a r l e n e L o c k w o o d , D e b b i e Marchi, Bob Matthews and Fran Meyer. Also Joan Negley, Yvonne Neuman, Chris Nolan, Danny Nosal, Pam Nugent, Don Olbinski, Randy Penick, Susan Phipps, Valerie Rode, Bernie Schatz, Jack Schramm, Shirley Schuetz, Pamela Scha e f fer, Debra Stepanovic, Carolly Struck, Linda Uelman, Randall Wagner, Bob Walker, Andrea Westgard, Debra Walter, David Watkins, Bill Weyland and Dave Winters. Sixth Grade: Clark Bierman, David Borcovan, Gary Braem, Lynn Caldwell, Dave Carson, Patty Christmann, Mar ilyn Crandall, James Curran, Bob Deacon, Carol Drake, Ron Fernstrom, Linda Grek, Francis Harper, Delta Hawkins, Cory Hill, Paul Hirsch and Janet Homo. 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