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.* PAGE 16, SECTION I - MCHENRY PLAIN DEALER - DECEMBER 29, 1966 K of G Honors John Frfeund Musin' & Meander in (Continued from Page 1) efforts of the FBI, was born Jan. 1, 1895. Instead of shouting "Happy New Year" you can shout "Happy birthday, J. Edgar!" One pretty famous lady OSRITAL ito&U Onu of the most memorable experiences of his lifetime for John Freund of Richmond road, McHenry, is certain to be tho Catherine held in his honor last Wednesday evening by the Knights of Columbus. Mr. Ground was honored as the oldest member of the Fourth Degree Bishop Boylan Assembly. which includes six councils in the area. The recognition party was held at the K. of C. hall. All of the honored guest's sons are also members of the John Freund of N. Rt. 31, McHenry, was honored at a recent meeting of the Bishop Boyland Assembly of the Fourth degree, Knights of Columbus, Christmas party. In addition to the four sons ;ind three grandsons pictured with him above, all members of the Bishop Boylan assembly, another son, Wilford, who lives in Wisconsin, is also a Fourth degree member but was unable to attend. The assembly consists of , third degree K. of C. councils in McHenry, Barrington, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Harvard and Wauconda. Leonard Studio Photo Fourth Degree of the Assembly. Pictured sitting, in front, are Arthur Roth, Faithful Navigator; the honored guest and Fr. Edmond Pettit of St. Margaret Mary parish, Algonquin, Faithful navigator. Standing, arc three sons of Mr. FreUnd, Leo Freund, Faithful Pilot; Eugene and Walter Freunqj; three grandsons. Phillip. John and Bill Freund, and another son, Leonard Freund. -i McHenry Hospital During the past week patients admitted to McHenry hospital, McHenry included was also born on the first Kristen J. Kory and Otto E. of the year. Although it may Lund, Ingleside; Richard Nobe unchivalrous to mention Vak and Carol A. Hertzberg, a woman's age, the secret Fox River Grove; Maude E. is that flagmaker Bejtsy--<Ross Parker, Michael P. Brothercame into the world on Jan. ant* George Rakushin, 3, 1752. Fox Lake; Ruby I. Scott, There are other reasons Cary; Fred C. DeHaan, Alter celebrating too. For in- den: George J. Harring, Gorstance, Abraham Lincoln is- don Gasperson, Clifton W. sued the Emancipation Proc- Howard and Dixon .J, Wightlamation Jan. 1, 1863, and hian, Crystal Lake; the United States parcel post , / Also, Mont L. Anderson, service began on that day In, Carpentersvillc; Florence 1913, among others. Heimbrodt, Antioch; Sandra Just don't let the party Rap Balousek, Round Lake; * last too long, at least not Ida Hensley, Wonder Lake; * more than a week or two, for Raymond M. Clark and Joe tt it was on Jan. 16, 1919, that L Mattingly. Richmond; Jer- J the 18th amendment to the ome R Weidner, Wauconda; J Constitution was ratified, pro- Mary V. Meeker, Chicago; »» hibiting the sale of alcoholic L°uis Thomas, St. Louis, No. ^ beverages. And- Merlyn B. Gertsma, ^ * Michael Williams, James E. # McHenry friends have just Fitzgerald, Jr., Janet R. ^ received word that Mr. and Fain, John Allen Boden ,Kir- Mrs. Henry Kamholz of 4827 F. Fish, James E. Chobot, w W: Coolidge, Phoenix, Ariz., Kathleen D. Ericksen, Greg- * recently celebrated their fif- ory Mroz, Edith Klotz, James ty-sixth wedding anniversary. M Lennon> Lorraine John- A few old timers may re- son' Mark C. Anthofer; member that day in 1910 And, James A. O'Brien, when the couple exchanged Michael E. Dillon, Robert G. vows in McHenry. More, who ^°'ace^' C. Goodfellow, came to our community Walter Hirsch, Anna Kaeuffl, since that time, may recall herald B. Frey and Bertha Mr. Kamholz as owner of his Merger, McHenry. own hardware business \ on Main street, in what was then known as West McHenry. A number of years ago they moved to Cortez, Colo., and more recently to Phoenix, wher^ the couple, both 84 years of age, reside, just two doors from their only living child, a son, Dave. Friends, here join in sending congratulations to this respected couple. I.l'XCH TIMF. . . . Montagnard refugees t?at rice at a temporary camp site in Vietnam. They left their village to ask aid from Special Forces patrol. They were provided with transportation to another village in a safe area. ^C9|e9|e9|e9ie3|e9|e3|^9|e9|e9|e3ie9|e9|e9|e3ie9|e9fe9ie9ie9|e9iea|c9|e9|e9ic9|e3|c9|ea|e9k; * * * Enjoy New Years Eve Dinner | at CHEZ FRANCOIS Memorial Hospital Woodstock Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week included Winfield Hagberg, Arthur Keevil, Mary Deja, McHenry; Richard Menzel, Frank Roth, Robert Bishop and Darlene Benson, Wonder Lake. Special New Years Eve Menu Serving from 4:30 Till ?? PHONE FOR Reservations > NOW rhoue ,111 7-7820 Handsome Favors very ;ird Nehlig, superintendent of Valley Hi; Bert Hanson, administrator of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock; Bruce Barton, .idministrator of Harvard hospital; Anthony Corcoran, administrator of McHenry hospital; and Kd Buckley, Woodstock, board of supervisors' representative. Physical therapists art1 John Nit/., McHenry Medical Group; Robert Steffi, executive director c.f Ahe Easter Seal Therapy center, Woodstock; and Phoebe Romberger, therapist at Memorial Hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock. The doctors initiate the help of the County Board of Ilelath in all eases, Dr. Wilt emphasized. From a patient load of thirteen visits in - July, the service has been expanded to include 170 patients in November. "The sun never sets on chewing gum" blurbs an ad. Maybe--but everybody else does. JOHNSBURG AREA YOUTH TAKE OVER UCP '67 DRIVE (Continued From Page 1) of McHenry county. If there are any young people in any of these areas who wish to join the volunteers in thjs most worthwhile door to door march, they are asked to contact Mr. Tobin or any of the officers of the C.Y.J. It probably won't make you feel any better, but if you celebrate next Saturday night it should be very easy to be in hearty agreement with a thought for the "morning after" -- the verb "to intoxicate" once meant "to poison". Harvard Hospital William J. Roskopf of McHenry was a patient during the past week in Harvard hospital. -- Your Ho»t» -- CHARLES ft KAY EBEKHAHDT ROUTE 59v!ll JUNCTION OF U. S. ROUTE 12 INGLESIDE, ILLINOIS (On Frontage Road) -- 2 Miles South of Fox Lake * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Ben Franklin SWANTZ DIRECTS PROJECTS FOR CITY SCHOOLS (Continued From Page 1) l e g i s l a t i o n . This newly c r e a t - id | x ) s i t ion will enable the d i s t r i c t s io better take advantage of ihe federal funds available for education. In addition to these duties, Mr. Swant/ will supervise special a d n ' i n i s t r a l i v e projects con- • •rr.ing 'he school d i s t r i c t s • ami l i i r ( oinmunity Mr S\van'/ h" b • n i • iloy'Hl In Disli i' 1 l r)(j to: the ' i . a s i eigii! y e . i i - . He received' 1; i- [ ' a ( h ' l i ) ! n! Science de- '; r i •. from Wisconsin Stalc ' i n i v e r s i l v in 195S'. and his "Master of Science in Kducalion from Northern I l l i n o i s university in 1965. His c u r - ient duties include teaching in I he Social Sciences, head of the department, freshman counselor, and sponsor of the . Current Kvynts club He is also a member of the city of^ McHenry Planning 'commission. and an instructor in th< high school of religion at St Mary ^ parish. Mi Swant/ < urrently ; e - side,s ui'h his wife and three < hildi'en in McHenry His duties uiil o f f i c i a l l y begin at tile end o.f the f i r s t semester in .T.inaary when he wi ai-Ac mto the portion on I ' ) . ' ! time basis. COUNTY HEALTH BOARD REVIEWS PAST OPERATIONS iContinued From "age 1 ity has been to f a c i l i t a t e the Medicare provisions of the new health, laws The Board of Health began with home nursing service and now provides home phys i c a l therapy arr addition ori Sept. 1. \'u rsing ed home direction s n ' i a r i . Di One hi service i-; orovidpatients under the .•! the p a t i e n t ' s phy- Wilt said. benefit o I this ho me nurs.ng service is thai it permits do.- tors to send patients home fur recovery making beds a-vaiiable in. Ihe three i aunty hospitals. Serving on the Mcileniv County Board of Health at" Pi Kdward W i l l . McHenry. president; Dr S L. Ruggei'o. Wonder Lake, Dr Clifford Jfnnn. 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