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McHenry Hospital Palionts admitted to Mc- Henry hospital during ,tho past wedk included Martha Johnholtz, Vytautas Nalis and Lorraine W. Novak, Chicago; Gorinne Cull^eney and Rosa Lee Brownjng, Island Lake; Dirk A. Drehobl and" Brian C. Masansky, Ingle- "side; Mildred McFarland, Algonquin; Joseph- G. Lincoln, Jack T. O'Dell, Jeffrey A. Cooper jind . Claudia K. Siebenmark, Wauconda; Also, Robert T. Croak, Linda L. Bellorud, Judith Stanccky, Carl C. Gustafson, Jr., Phillip J. Janikowski, Mary Joan Deering, Florence „D. Lorio. Crystal Lake; Joseph Mathewson, Winnetka; Ann Ruzicka, Wonder Lake; Raymond R. Westphal, Spring Grove; Steven A. Shute and Joseph M. Adams, Richmond; And, Venice Vidalis and Ralph F. Moberg, Lake Villa; Daniel Ryan, Melrose Park; Mary G. Cagle, Ringwood; Minnie P. Bertram, Naper-. ville; Richard A. and Fred J. Wirtz, Woodstock; David R. Schauer, Barrington; Also, Daniel J. Duffy, Darlene M, Pike, Richard D. Farwell, Russell L. Guthrie, Bessie Sapico, Drury L. Burns, Sherr-i L. Neff, Raymond Kupczyk, Charles N. Leonard, Frederick W. Jende, Donald L. Campbell, James George Bossier, Frank ft. Neja; And William F. Gregory, Phillip J. Leis, John A. Len- .irczak, Ronald Smith and Linda Marie Gribben, all of McHenry. Mniioriul Hospital Woodfttock / During the frasl week pjilients admitted to Memorial hospital included Mas t e r Mark Steinhorst, Carl Walker and Sherri Taylor, Wonder Lake; Edward Samen, Lester Adams, Sandra Adams, Theresa Morris and Theresa Rogers, McHenry. Harvard Hoepitul Brenda Lunsord and Henry Quinn, McHenry; &nd Christ Christiansen of Wonder Lake were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. Voung People • Engaged To Wed MTA mURLWELL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thui well of 3611 W. Main street, McHenry, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rita, to Mr. James Thennes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thennes of 1212 N. Court street. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Thurlwell graduated in 1965 from McHenry high school and her fiance from Marian high school the previous year. He is now in Army service and expects to leave soon for Okinawa. JAIL SENTENCE Gerald Mayfield of McHenry was sentenced by Judge Charles S. Parker to sixty days in the county jail for contempt of court when his case was heard in Circuit court last Friday. A previous court order had1 directed Mayfield to stay away from a juvenile, girl, which he failed to do. RUDY BECKER'S KEMNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Pffi€>KIS BOARDING AND Obedleaee -- Hunting and BeCrierlag -PM.3 (Large Heated G.S.H. Pointer Stud Service GROOMING Births McHenry Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Howa I'd of Wonder Lake became parents of a son Dcq. 27. A daughter was torn Dee. 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Rtohald Vejvoda of Freeporl. Dr. and lyirs. G. Sherman Porter announce the birth of a daughter Dec. 28. On Dec. 29 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall, x - A Wonder Lake couple. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle, became parents of ,-f^son Dee. :',n. Births Memorial Hospital, Woodstock On Dec. *!0 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houda of Wonder. Lake. Mr. and .Mrs. Louis Rogers iK'came parents of a son Jan. 2. Other Births Jeffrey Alan is. the name t hbsen by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young of Moline.. 111., lor their first child, a 9 lb. < 5 oz. son born. Dec. 30 in Moline Public hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. Inrtd Mrs. Sam Schmunk and Miy nnd Mrs.. Clarence 'Voting oW Jrtc- Henry. ^ . CHORAL CLUB OPENS SEASON NEXT MONDAY The McHenry Choral club opens a new season of rehearsals on Monday evening. Jain. 9, when a recording of the holiday program will be played, followed by a showing of colored slides covering programs of the past twelve years. The theme, "floods In Music," has been selected for the spring program to be presented M6y 6 and t. Much of the music will be on hand by Monday, Jan. 16, when reKearsals begin. In addition to formal presentations, special sections of the May program will include portions devoted to various forms of musical expressions, including favorite selections from a well known Tj» MNU^RY 5, 1967 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 3, SECTION 1 Deadline for membership lias been set for Jan. 23 so that practices for ensembles may begin immediately. "LEW BRONCHEON DAY" OBSERVED IN WAUCONDA nil over the estate, playing until he was 53 years old. Dancing also was an important interest in his life, and he has many prizes for wait/ contests. AREA HOSPITAL MAKES PLANS FOR ANNUAL MEETING Memorial Hospital for; Mc- Wauconda is honoring its eldest senior citizen this week, Lew Broncheon, who Henry County association will marked his one hundredth hold its fifty-third annual birthday on Jan. 4. meeting on Tuesday night "Lew Broncheon Day" has Jan. 24. at the Marian Cenl »een proclaimed by Mayo^ traf Catholic high school caf- <J€rald L. Beyer. Open ItSuse eteria, Jack Byers, president will be held at the Wauconda has announced. Legion hall from 2 to !> p.m. Election of board mem- Born at Lake Corners, near bers and annual reports from Wauconda. Lew is known Administrator Bert Hanson throughout the area, having and the board of directors s[»eni his entire life there, are among highlights of the His working years included program. The dinner will a variety pf .jobs -- thrash- start at 7::;o p.m. or. trapper, policeman, road Members of the associahuilder, watchman, • bartend-,, tion^receivo a ticket to the er. fireman on the old Wan- .dinner when they become a oonda railroad. member. Always active, he played 'Persons interested in the baseball on Sundays off and work and activities of the became a pitcher on the Lake hospital are welcome to af- "County Unions, pro team. tend. - He traveled with the Unions in n change of pace from iccent annual meeting pn> }<np was the football coach grams, a speaker has been nn<j Urging his squad to "win obtained. He is L. L. Cun- onc FOR the Gipper." ningham. former president • of the Business Institute of Milwaukee. Recognized as one of the country's leading inspirational-type speakers. 'Dutch" Cunningham had the* chance to gain an insight into this type of pei> softality when at Notre Dame. He was director of physical education for Notre Dame university while KnUte Roc- ( HRI8TIAN SCIENCE TOPIC "Create in me a clean heart. O God: and renew a right spirit within me." This verse from the 51st Psalm is the Golden Text for Christian Science communion services next Sunday. The Lesson- Sermon is titled "Sacrament." WATER SOFTKM9R SIRVSC1 SAME DAT SERVICE ON NOSf MMiS & MODELS • Servtoa , © CSeaatof Oat • Repair • IastaOatloB • Overkanllac • Removal • Reeoadlttonlac • BcMMIaf -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- Phone: 385-5544 WATER SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT water Softener skrvick/salbs MeHearjr, Illtaota AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will sell the following personal property on premises located 2 miles Nohh of McHenry, Illinois, or 1 mile West of Johns^ burg, being on the Southwest corner of Riverside Drive and Johnsburg Road on - 11 Commencing ai 11:00 a.m. 48 Head Holbein Cattle ,38 Milk £ows, manly are recently fresh or springing. This herd is all home-raised and NIBCO breeding has been used for many years. The cattle are 100% calfhood vaccinated. 12 heifers 15 to 24 mo. old, some bred; 2 yearling heifers -- open; 3 heifer calves -- 21/2 mo. old; Feed 350 bales 1st cutting hay; 200 bales 2nd cutting hay; 400 bales straw; 5 ft. corn silage in 14ft. silo; 250 bu. oats, 300 bu. ear corn. Dairy Equipment Groen 150 gal. bulk cooler; 2 Surge and 1 Universal milkers; Surge SP11 pump and pipeline; 50 gal. elec. water heater; SS rinse tanks; elec. MH heater; milkhouse fan; silage & feed darts; 5>1 drinking cups; 14 steel stanchions; 3 elec. fencers; v Farm Equipment 8c Misc./Iiems Case Model 600 tractor with Case-O-M&rfc gind/TEagle hitch; Massey Harris No. 22 tractor with 2 row cult; New Idea 6A 2-row corn picker; Massey Harris No. 50 PTO combine; New Holland 66 PTO baler; Case 3-14 3-point hitch plow; Case 9 ft. wheel disc; Case No. 10 mower with conditioner hitch, used 2 seasons; 1965 New Holland hay conditioner; New Holland PTO Held chopper; New Holland 222 manure spreader; MC forage chopper; Case front end loader; Case 2-row corn planter; Harvey 36 ft. elevator; 2 New Holland wagons & racks & false endgates; 2 flat racks; steel wagon & box; Forney 180 amp. elec. welder; air compressor; 7 ft. grain drill; J.D. 2-12 plow; cultipacker; green chop feeder wagon; fuel tanks; fanning mill; unloading jack; scale; New Holland 4-bar side delivery rake; New Holland ensilage blower; 24 ft. elevator; 4-section harrow; Colby wagon & box; U. S. grain blower; steel fence posts; 2 hyd. rams; 100 ft. rubber cord; 3/4 h.p. inotor; log chains; 10 x 14 brooder house; 7 x 12 hog house; other items. Poultry 50 Leghorn'hens; heat lamp brooder; Household Usual items normally found on a farm sale. R01ERT V0GT, Owner -- Auctioneers: -- GORDON STADE, Grayslake, 111. -- 312-223-5155 WM. STADE, JR., Mundelein, 111. -- 312--566-85^5 Clerks: McHENRY STATE BANK Usual Bank Terms Not responsible for accidents. Louie's Lunch on Grounds V RESOLVED FOR % To serve you better. Tdsmile.k little more. To say, 'Thank you," every time you shop A&P. To try to have all the things you want To be more helpful. To keep giving you the most good food for the least amount of money, i i To go on being the dependable store you can trust. To continue to be fair and honest ^rfpricing, labeling, and promises, To show you again that at A&P, "WE CARE." To keep these resolutions., Put us to the test. We're determined to care even more in '67. i. 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