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PAGE 8, SECTION 2 - MCHENRY PLA1NDEALER - DECEMBER 1, 1966 JOHHSBURG NEWS BETTY" HETTERMANN 585-1299 YOUTH GROUP PLANS DANCE SATURDAY, DEC. 3 All the latest dances will l>e in full motion next Saturday evening when our C.Y.J, 'ers sponsor a teen-age dance in t h e Johnsburg Community Club hall. All the young people from this area are invited to come in and join the fun. Tickets will be sold at the door, i The music gets underway at 8 p.m. and continues until 10 :?>0, so come early and make the most of the night. Local adults will act as chaperones for this affair. A very small charge will bo . ollected for the tickets. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Why not got your friends together and dance the evening away at ihe community club whore good music for the young sot will be in abundance. The date to remember is Saturday, Dec. 3. See you there? People I'nder the Weather The three children of Harry and Lois Thelen entered the Woodstock hospital last Tuesday evening, but only two stayed. Believe it or not Mark was heart broken, because he had to go home. He was looking forward to having his tonsils out. He wasn't just up to par at this particular time so he went home and his two sisters, Sandy and Beth, stayed to have their tonsils out. The girls came homo on Thanksgiving day. Richard Dehn is doing (luite, well at the McHenry hospital where he underwent nose surgery last week^ lit" hopes to make it homo this week if no complications occur. We also heard Mrs. Li/. EASY TERMS Bank Financing Rent or Rent with Option WATER CONDITIONING TOM NIEMANN SALES -- SERVICE -- RENTALS 2103 W. Church Phone 385-3093 Smith is a medical patient in the McHenry hospital. Our prayers are with her to hasten her recovery. Speedy get-well wishes to the above mentioned and any others from our area who are feeling low. Family Mourns Sister William Althoff and Catherine and Barbara Althoff were 1o soe their sister Rose (Althoff) Satten in the Woodstock hospital last Monday evening. Sho was admitted there the previous day after suffering a stroke. We were sorry to learn that she passed au ay Tuesday morning at the age of 75. Funeral services wore conducted in Woodstock Friday. Our sincere sympathies are extended to the Althoff family.. Ladies Plan Christmas doings The officers and members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality will hold their annual Christmas party in I the community dub hall Tuesday evening, Dec. V,. The evening will get underway with serving of a l>ot-luck supper. Each member who plans to attend is asked to bring a dish to pass, a dollar exchange gift and something for our good sisters food shower. The gathering promises to be fun for all as the ladies get into the spirit of -the holiday. Carols will be sung to give it that extra little Christmas touch. The first round of the card tournament for the sodality will be started on this evening also. St. Agatha court 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters (formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters* will have their Christmas gathering on Tuesday evening. Dec. 20. beginning also with a potluek supper. There will also be a food shower for the Sisters and a one dollar exchange gift. As in the past years donations for the missions will also be received. If you belong either to the Blessed Virgin Sodality or the Lady Foresters, or both, plan on attending their Christmas parlies. They are always fun and a lot of time and effort go into those doings. California Vacation Joe and Vera Huemann recently returned from a most memorable vacation in California. They made the trip, back and forth by air and enjoyed it immensly. They spent some of this time with Iheir daughter and family, the Jack Laureses, in Kncino and then went on to visit their son and family, the Jim Huemanns. in San Francisco. Loads of sightseeing was done during the weeks the Huemanns spent in California and it was terrific ~ WANTED! YOUR CHILD TO BE PKQTOGRAPMEiH IFOR AN 11"x14" PORTRAIT 5 • "g • No appointment necessary I • No 090 limit] • Several poses for selection! • Pictures delivered in store within a lew days! • No handling charges! Don't miss the opportunity to get a beautiful portrait of every child in the family at this EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE of only .... $|00 each QUALITY ASSURED • SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Photographer on duty from 10 a.m. io 7 p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat., Dec. 1, 2. 3 available only at HORNSBY'S IN THE McHENRY MARKET PLACE to see their family again. College Students Spend Holiday Here Among our many young people who attend college several were home to spend Thanksgiving with their families. Joyce Pit/en who attends Alverni), in Milwaukee enjoyed this time with her ^>ironts, the Paul Pit/ens. Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norl> Smith, left her studios at Illinois State to enjoy the holiday hero. Jim Meyers and Wayne Hillor l>oth enjoyed the company of their families j^»r several days last week. Turns in Deeemlter Our best of "Happy Birthday" wishes to Barbara Huemann who will observe natal dayvnumber eighteen on Doe. 4. This particular birthday is always one of the most iml »ortant ones and I hope it lives up to all of Barb's expectations. Junior Foresters Reminded Of Holiday Party The annual Christmas' party for the junior meml>ers of St. Agatha court 777, will bo held on Monday evening. Doc. l'_\ starting at a•.?.(). All memliers will bo welcome to the festivities which will slart out with a |x>t-luck supper. A gift exchange will also l>e on the agenda. All the usual fun things that go on during the holiday season will take place on this evening. Parents are asked-to pick up their daughter.- at X p.m. on this evening. Ilopp llniHi' llil l»v llll Shots Once again the IIOIMTI Ilopp home on Fairview Avenue has l>oen 11 it by gun shot of some typo. This is the t hi I'd time for them and it igetting a little disgusting. I.ast week their picture window, which is thermopano, was hit by a BB shot. Tt is going to cost them alxnit two hundred dollars to replace it. This act and the two previous ones have l>eon reported to the [*»- lice so they are on guard for the vandals. Parents, please take hoed if your child owns a gun. find out how I10 is using it. Kim Turns One Petite Kimberly Jacques, entertained twenty-three relative- and friends in honor of her first birthday. The parly took place in her home on Sunday. Nov. 1!'.. Kim acted every hit the young lady as -lie opened her many lovely -ilts. Her mom, Judy, served a most delicious buffet supper to ihe guests, lopped off liy a luscious dessert. A real pretty carousal cake was the feature of the buffet table. Many, Many happy wishes to Kim and may she celebrate her future birthdays with her loved ones. Junior Foresters I'ISIH Holiday Doing* At the last meeting of the junior meml>ors of St. Agatha court 777, of the National Catholic Society of Foresters 1 formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters 1 " seventysix girl- were in attendance. They made favors for Ihe adult members of lite court. Many, many toys w e r c l.roughl to this mooting to be distributed at St. Vincent's orphanage at Christmas tune. The girls and the directors planned for their forthcoming Christmas party. It will take place beginning at a:;;0 p.m. on Dec. l'_>. All nieinlters are cordially invited to participate. The evening will start out with the serving of a |x>tluok supper followed by t he exchange of gifts. C.irls attending are asked to 1)0 sure to bring a gift tor t-lie grab bag. The value will be as follows : Pre-s« hooler- through -ei ond grade a 17> cent gift, third and fourth graders a .11 tent gift, fifth, sixth and -eventh graders a 7f) cent gift, a n d e i g h t h t h r o u g h h i g h -. hool a Sl.aO gift. The festivities will end at 8 p.m. The seventh and eighth grade meinl>ers and the high school gills will go caroling at ihe Villa rest home on Dec. I'.t. The girls who are going alctig <»n this sing-fest, are . -keel to meet by r>:4r> 'p.m. Double I Mil v Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith WHY PAY MORE? $49.00 Total Cost Installed Fully Automatic Power Humidifier For Forced Air Furnaces Patent Pending S-Vear Warranty In Writing Bernard J. Schall South Thomas Court MrHKNTlV. ILL. Phone 385-3122 did their "turkey eating" in Bockford on Thanksgiving Day. They s|>ent the day surrounded by their loved ones. This day had another special meaning for all. . It marked the wedding anniversary of the Smiths. C.V.J. Kleets New Officers The first meeting of the C.Y.J, for this season took olaco in St. John's school last Sunday morning. Now L'0. The vo ing iieoplo elected Tt'd Stilling. Pa'tsx Meyers. Betty Ilinv|K'lmann and Dave Welver to office at this time. The new otficers mot at Mr. Tolvin's house last week. The gnmp is under the gidanco of Mr Tobin and they are most appreciative of all the time he gives to their functions. Clul^ Dinner Dance Huge Success The officers and momlwrs >f the Johnsburg Community Club are most happy with the result of the rocont dinner dance hold in the club hall. The assistance given by the members . and their wives on this night was most gratifying. Everyone knows that no organization can survive without the combined help of its members. This is the only fund raising endeavor the club has during tho year, and as usual, all tho civic minded people of the club came lo its need. All help on this evening was donated, from the kitchen help, all the way through to the bar room. Clarence Regnor, soliciting chairman, would bo most happy to hear from any of the members in regards to his recent letter soliciting funds to assist in paying off the mortgage and maintaining the building. Ho intends to make his report at the December mooting, so if you plan to donate, please do it now so it will be entered on tins rei>ort. Entertains Family Meinliers Joe and Judy Jacques wore most happy to have some ot his relatives hero over last weekend. Joe'.- parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacques, and his aunt and uncles, Hie Lawrence Jacques', all of Prior I.ake. Minn., were Iheir house guests during this lime. Tournament Deadline Draws Near Richard Dehn would like to lemind all his Forester brothers that tho tournament slips for the state tournament to l>e hold in Rolling Meadows early next year, must be turned in to him by IVc. 10. If you plan on being in on this bowling venture, you had bettor get your slip in by the deadline., Why not get a team of sForester brothers together and join in on this sporting fun. Lifelong Resident Passes On We of this community join in extending our sincere sympathies to Frank Schmitt and his family upon tho passing of his father. Anton M. Schmitt. Mr. Schmitt passed away Nov. 20 in the Woodstock hospital, where he had l>cen a patient for several weeks. Funeral services wore conducted on Wednesday of last week from St. John's church with burial in the church cemetery. Mr. Schmitt was a lifelong resident hero and his presence will l)e missed by all. Itnsketluill in Full Swing 5 Our town Forester basketball team members invite all to <01110 on out and watch them plav. Their games in the near future will be as follows Doc. 4 will find our team in tho local gym trying to win over Dundee. Time f o r t h i s g a m e w i l l b e 1 O n Dec. 11 they travel to Elgin io try to win over their team. 1 is game time. The pul>- lic is invited to all games. In bringing this column to a close this week. I would like to a|x>ligize for hot having my column into the office early enough to meet tho holidav deadline As a result. this week's copy will bo two weeks column in one. I hope you didn't s|>en(| too much time looking for it. I'll try not to let it happen again. Have a very happy week and try not to let the forthcoming holidays get you down too much. Try to relax and I'm sure you will * enjoy them a lot more. See you allright hero again next week. 4 J/ fU < IIKKRV VALI.FV CU'll Carol Curran. president, presided over the Nov. IK meeting of Ihe Cherry Valley 4-H dub. This meeting was held at the homo of Bandy Adamson. Jeff Brody gave a brief re-' m»rt 011 Ihe ^success of our I . o c a I A c h i e v e m e n t . K e n W righl^gave a talk on his project, • "Career Exploration" and Joanne Wright on "Home Freezing". Our December meet ing and Christmas party will . IM? held at Ihe home of Mark Horenb e r g e r o n D e c . 1 0 a t 7 I t was voted that each member bring fifty cents to give to some charily instead of a grabbag gift. The party planning committee consists of Mark Horenborger. Margie and lli< hard Wardell, Jeff Brody. and Bandy Adamson Hoger Wright. Club Ro|<orter CHRISTIAN SCIKNCK TOPI<' "God the Only Cause and Creator" is the title of Ibis week's Lesson-Sermon to be read in McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday. Scriptural readings include Matthew's account of Jesus iioaling of Ihe insane lx>y win fell "ofttimes...into the fire, and oft into tho water." and Jesus' admonition to his disciples "If ve have faith as a .•rain of mustard seed, ye si. ill say unlo this mountain. Remove hence to yonder pi;,,.,.; ; i nd it shall remove: ;,nd nothing shall IH> ini|>os- -iblo unto you." 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