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JOHNSBURG NEW BETTY IIETTERMAXX • W ' 385-1290 C.YJ. RECEIVE COMMUNION AT SUNDAY MASS The officers and members of the C.Y.J. (Catholic Youth of John&burg), will be present at the 9:30 Mass next Sunday, March 19, to receive Communion in a body. All members are urged to participate at this time. (ONCEIN A LIFETIME TRIP I'm sure that is just what Linda Palmer will say when she returns from her recent trip to Hawaii. She accompanied her future in-laws to this beautiful lace, to spend sometime with ennis . Petersen, Linda's fiance. Dennis has been serv- P1 D ing in Viet Nam and came into Hawaii for a rest period. The Peter sens, who reside in Libertyville, contacted Linda and made arrangements for an immediate flight as soon as they heard he was goingthere. Needless to say, there couldn't have been a happier girl in the world. There aren't too many young ladies who have the good fortune of being gifted with such a dream-like trip from their future in-laws. You can well imagine all she will have totell her parents, the Harvey Palmers of Spring Grove Road, and other family members upon her return. RECUPERATES AT HOME Mrs. Marie Debrecht is now at home recuperating after her WONDER LAKE EVELYN RASKE PHONE 653-4362 „ STUDENTS COLLECT BOOKS FOR VIET NAM CHILDREN In answer to the plea of Major James Murphy through his children, Mary Ellen and Tim-' fathy, the students of Harrison school collected their old Junior Scholastics, Science World and Weekly Readers to be sent to Viet Nam. It is Major Murphy's hopes that with the help of these books he may be able to teach the children to read and write. Major Murphy, previously of Wonder Lake, is now stationed in Viet Nam. ^ The cost of sending these books to Viet Nam will be absorbed by the local Kiwanis club. KIWANIS NEWS Superintendent Merle Thomas of Harrison School addressed the club on "Federal Aid" to schools. The various titles of the bill were discussed. In the discussion, it was brought out that Harrison School District is asking for a referendum March 18 to increase the Education Fund by 21 cents and the building fund by 12 cents. There has been no rate increase for fourteenyears. Added students and increased costs have put the school in deficit financing. It is estimated that by the end of the school year, they will show a deficit of $39,000. Outside of John Craig and Eld Heller who are visiting in Florida, we had full attendance. Guests included Louis Smith of Shore Hills and Art Christopher of Northern Pump Farms. Pastor Johnson who presented Monday's program stopped by for coffee. John Craig's wife will receive the Battle Ax letter. Leimie Freund was voted a loud applause when he brought in the new Battle Ax Box made by his son. Clint Claypool, past Lt. Governor, will be in charge of the traveling gavel. We will receive it from Belvidere and present it to Woodstock. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY A gay circus centerpiece adorned the table and animals bedecked birthday cake was the center of attraction as Michael Wenkel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wenkel, celebrated his seventh birthday, Thursday, March 9. Sharing games and birthday goodies with Mike were Jeff Anderson, Robert Cristy, Diane Englehardt, Laura Higgins, Michele Matesi, Jerry Raske, Frank Rodgers, Sandi Schau, Patricia Tobin, Barbara Truczkowski, and brothers, Larry and Steve. According to all reports, the children had a ball. BIRTHDAY BOUQUETS Happy birthday to Mrs. Edward Cannon and Tillie Stejskal who share March 19 as their special day, to Norman and Thomas Mathews and to Mary Lou Cope. The best of everything to all of you. . ON THE SICK LIST Dorothea Moore is in the - Sherman hospital, Elgin, for a week or so undergoing surgery. I am sure she would enjoy a card from her friends. Maxine Srotir has returned home after a stay at the Woodstock hospital. All her many friends are glad to have her home again. WELCOME HOME A warm welcome back is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Indelicate after a five week stay in Hot Springs, Ark. DEEP SYMPATHY Heartfelt sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Jean Davis on the recent death of her son, Charles Allen, of Chicago. * BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Cliarehce Gulick and daughter, Sandy, and Mrs. Edith Forsaith were the dinner guests of Ward and Phyllis Ehredt. They all helped Mildred Gulick celebrate her . birthday. EHREDTS ATTEND FLOWER SHOW Ward and Phyllis Ehredt awoke with the birds Sunday in order to catch an early train to Chicago, where they went to the flower show. Last reports were that Phyllis had had it, . CHRIST THE KING NEWS The Youth Council moved Saint Patrick's Day back a day to have a dance in his honor on Saturday, March 18, in the church hall. All the youth are invited. FIRST COMMUNICANT David Crook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crook, 7710 Oakwood Drive, received Our Lord for the first time under the appearance of bread and wine. DAY OF RECOLLECTION Sunday, March 19, from 1:30 to 4 p.m., The Reverend David Beauvais, Assistant Pastor of Saint Patrick's, McHenry, will conduct a day of recollection for the members of the Altar and Rosary Sodality and their friends. recent eye surgery. She was to remain, at he?. son's home in Oak Lawn for a few more weeks but her grandsons and daughterin- law came down quite unexpectedly with the flu. It was decided that under these conditions, home would be the best place for Mrs, Debrecht. She was very happy tp have her daughter, Joan, and granddaughter, Marie, here for a few days from Buffalo, New York. Joan was doing some fancy - "checking up" to make sure her Mom followed the doctor's orders to the letter. We are very happy Mrs. Debrecht is home and we sincerely hope this is the end of her troubles. PEOPLE ON THE MOVE Two of our local families changed their residences within the past couple of weeks. The George Schmitt family moved from . their farm on Spring Grove Road to their newly remodeled home on St. John's Ave. We wish them well and hope they like being "Town Folk". A1 and Carol Nett, and their two sons just jumped out their back door and into their newly completed home. They have resided on Hillcrest Place in Jak-Ana Heights, for sometime, and decided to build directly behind their house. Loads of health and happiness to them in future years as Residents in this beautiful new home. Hiller's subdivision was increased recently when the Wagoner family took up housekeeping in their new home. To them also, we wish the best of things to come in the future. MCHENRY COURT HOST TO DIOCESAN CONFERENCE Any member of St. Agatha court No. 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters (formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters) who wishes to attend the Diocesan Conference in McHenry on April 2 is asked to , call Virginia Pitzen by March 20. This will be an excellent opportunity for all members to gather with their fellow sisters and exchange ideas and views. Mass will be offered by Bishop Lane in St. Mary's church at 10:45. This will bethe thirteenth annual Rockford Diocesan Conference that St. Clara's court No. 659 will be host over. Dinner will be served at noon at the new Legion home. Please be sure to get your reservations in now if you are planning on being present at the conference on April 2. RECEIVE AWARD Mrs. Marie Oeffling, chief ranger of St. Agatha court No. 777, was a guest in Chicago on Monday and Tuesday of last week. She was nominated to receive a merit award from the Fraternal Congress for her Fraternal activities. During the two day, stay, Mrs. Oeffling was treated quite royally. ATTENDS WEDDING IN CHAMPAIGN Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels and their two daughters, Barbara and Marilyn, were in Champaign over last weekend to participate in the festivities of the wedding of the niece, the former Melinda Might of Chicago. Miss Might became the bride of Scott Mitchel of Washington, D.C. at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Marilyn made the trip to Champaign Friday by train so she could be there for the rehearsal end dinner, as she had the distinction of being in the wedding party. The rest of the Michels family drove through fog on Saturday to be there for the ceremony and reception. Over twenty members of Clara's fam'.ly from Ohio made it up for the wedding. Melinda's parents traveled to Champaign from Georgia. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ENDS The recent C.O.F. basketball tournament was brought to a close last Sunday evening at the McHenry high school gym. Many of our local boys participated during this tournament. Our congratulations to the Heavies for being the champions for nine consecutive years. Quite a record, UNDERGOES SURGERY Mrs. Margaret Anna of Jak- Ana Heights was listed as a patient in the McHenry hospital last week. She underwent surgery there on Thursday. Our sincere get-well wishes to her and hope her recuperation is swift and complete. ELECTION OF OFFICERS COMING UP At the next meeting of St. Agatha court No. 777, of the National Catholic Society of Foresters (formerly Women's Catholic Order of Foresters) election of officers will be held. This meeting will take place in the Johnsburg Community Club hall at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21. All members of the court are cordially invited to attend. And so ends another week of writing. Keep well during this forthcoming Spring season. Call me anytime with your news items. MARCH 16, 1967 - McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 3, SECTION 2 RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENXAX 653-9043 READ THE CLASSIFIEDS STUDENTS PRESENT EASTER PROGRAM AT CLUB MEETING The Ringwood Community Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 21, at the school, starting at7:30p.m. There will be a brief business meeting followed by an Easter program. There will be some presented by the fifth and sixth graders. All persons are invited to attend, and bring the youngsters. Parents are especially invited to come and see what their talented youngsters have prepared for their entertainment. There will be a surprise guest for all, but of particular interest to the pre-schoolers and younger grades. He is always connected with Easter time. Know who he is? Come and find out. RINGWOOD SUNSHINE GIRLS The meeting of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls 4-H Club was called to order by Pam Low at 1:40 p.m. at the Ringwood church on Saturday. Debbie Betts gave a talk on clothing. Lynn Tomlinson gave a safety talk. A food demonstration was given by Pam Low on the foundation cake. A committee for the Share-The-Fun skits were Linda Meyer, Gayle Garn, Lynn Tomlinson, Resae Ackerman and Pam Low. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Garn. Hie meeting was adjourned at 3 p.m. Resae Ackerman, reporter. RUMMAGE SALE THIS WEEK-END Don't forget, the Ringwood 0 Methodist church is holding their annual spring rummage sale on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 16-18. The hours on Thursday are from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. And on Friday, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. And on Saturday from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. RINGWOOD METHODIST CHURCH NOTES Church services are held at 10 a.m. on Sunday with church school held at 11 a.m. On Thursday, March 16, there will be a meeting of the nominating committee held at 8 p.m. at 8008 Oakwood Drive, Wonder Lake. On Sunday, at 8 p.m. the M.Y.F. will meet at the McHenry church to discuss death. SERVING HOT LUNCH On March 22, Bobbie Fossum and Claudia Garn will be serving hot dogs. AROUND TOWN Clara Klapperich took a precautionary trip to the hospital last week after she had fallen in her home. After an x-ray, Clara was released with the re^iilt showing nO broken bones. Glad to hear it was nothing serious, Clara. Jim Wegener is recovering from his recent surgery at the Harvard hospital in his home in McHenry. Miss Barbara Simon of Chicago, Albert Kempfer and friend of Genoa, 111., called on their Grandpa, Frank Kempfer, on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Rudy Shepard spent the weekend in the home of her daughter and faimly, the Allen Aingers, at Hebron. That's it for another week from Ringwood. - CAMPING ON INCREASE Camping at Illinois state parks and other recreational areas approached a saturation point in 1966 with a gain of 4.67 per cent over 1965, according to James W. McMillen, supervisor of state parks. Out-ofstate campers increased 3.44 per cent. 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