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: 8, SEC. 2 - PLAIN DEALER - APR. 6. 1967 JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMAXN 385-1290 COURT MEMBERS ATTEND DIOCESAN CONFERENCE Twenty-three members of St. Agatha court No. 777, National Society of Foresters, attended the animal Diocesan Conference in McHenry on Sunday. They were Marie Oefflirig, Alvina Miller, Catherine Dehn, Lou LaBay, Eva Schaefer, Nadine Frett, Elseda Fuchs, Anita Freund, Dorothy Hughes, Kathleen Moehling, Evelyn Beidrich, Virginia Pitzen, Clara Tonyan, Rose Tonyan, Mary Miller, Kay Bauer, Mae May and Rita Schaefer. Linda Schaefer, Jean Kattner, Barbara Diedrich and Louella Schultz were presented in the Father Baumhofer Class of 1967" during the program following dinner. A word of importance to all members of St. Agatha court No. 777. The banquet and installation will be held on April 18. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. at Hettermaim's, with the installation following later in the community club hall. Reservations should be into Virginia Pitzen no later than April 16. If you are a court member and plan to attend the banquet, please contact Virginia as soon as possible. FORTHCOMING FRATERNITY INITIATION Diane Stilling of 3622 N. Chapel Hill Road has been selected far Delta Psi Kappa, National Physical Education Fraternity, and will be initiated into the professional organization at its May 9 meeting. "Dee" attends Northern Illinois University at DeKalb and graduated from Marian Central high school in June of 1964. At Northern she is a member of Major-Minor Club and is active in W.R.A. She is majoring in. physical education and will graduate in June of 1968. PEOPLE ON THE GO Arnie and Clara Michels were real happy to have her sister and husband, the George Logs- * dons of Alvada, Ohio, as their .bouse guests over tins past weekend. If all goes as planned, Mrs. .Toe Smith will be in Rockford, next Sunday to watch her granddaughter, Janet Zimmermann, participate in a play which will be held in Boylan high school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith enjoyed dining out last Sunday in the company of the Einar Fossums of Rockford. Recently the Smiths entertained her sister, Mrs. Ann Dor an of Chicago, and Paul and Mike Zimmermann of Rockford in their home. Mary Hettermann and daughter, Jean, were in Pittsburgh over last weekend where Jean performed with the Viscount color guard. Mary was one of the chaperones on the long trip that was made by bus. Joyce Pitzen returned to her studies at Alverno college Sunday after spending the Easter vacation with her family. Llqyd Smith, who is a college student in New Mexico, and a school chum, spent several days over the Easter vacation visiting in the home of Ted and Sandy Freund in San Francisco. Ted is stationed there with the navy. The Freunds had loads of questions for Lloyd to answer as to what was going on back home during his last visit here. John Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer, Sr., surprised his family by arriving here Friday evening, one week earlier than expected. This is his first visit home in about a year. He has been in Iceland most recently. Upon his return, John will go to Norfolk, Va., where he will resume his navy airman duties. FAMILY MEMBERS EXCHANGE VOWS Last Saturday, April 1, two members of the Stilling family were married in St. John's church. At a nuptial Mass performed at 10 a.m., Charles Stilling took Mildred Reynolds as his wife. At 2p.m. that afternoon, Mr. Stilling's daughter, Carmen, became the bride of Jon Adams. A reception honoring the newlyweds was held in the Community Club hall later. Our very best of wishes to the new Mr. and Mrs. Stilling and the new Mr. and Mrs. Adams. JUNIOR FORESTERS TO INSTALL OFFICERS All junior members of St. Agatha court No. 777 are once again reminded of the forth- NEW WESTCLOX LOW-COST ELECTRIC ALARM BOLD • Sparkling Modern Styling • Accurate... Dependable • Shatterproof Crystal • Antique White & Sandalwood ONLY $3: $LOO MORE FOR LUMINOUS WAL 1259 N. Green St. Phone 885-4500 JxJ-£' i. :• •> . COLLEGE INN NOW! MS *11:30 THE TOP •S* ACTS NIGHTLY DAVID tOMAINE ad kk oxhtna Ckkijo'i FircS CSri <4wi fe put caterMs^c^tD tooZa SHEamN MCU22 CUffc • USaMe • Randolph • FX 2-Zm flagrantly pzawocativ® • ' M wands Chicago's great s3afoo$feosse K3U dfemar, cod&aiSs wish politicians and celebrities CELTIC ROOM Tipple at Chicago's longest bar comity installation of officers coming up Monday evening, April 10. A pot-luck supper will be served at 6 p.m. in the community club hall with the meeting and installation of officersto follow. The evening will come to an end at 8:30. One dish per family will be brought to the supper. The officers to be« installed on this evening are asked to be in the club hall on Sunday after the 9:30 Mass. Please be prompt. YOUNGSTERS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS The twin children of Phyllis and Wally Kalemba celebrated their third birthdays on April 4. In observance of the occasion, there was a party in their home the prior Sunday. Joining in on the birthday fun were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith, Mrs. Walter Kalemba, the Carl Ohlrich family, Mrs. Anna Brown, the Charles Oborny family and Mrs. Steven Sobie. Mark and Karen were the recipients of many lovely gifts. Coming up on April 10, little Wendi Huemann, daughter of Dick and Janet, will be inline for her first birthday celebration. On Sunday, the Huemanns will entertain both sides of the family in their home. Happy, happy wishes to all three of these youngsters. PARTICIPATES AT BAPTISM FESTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, and Sister Albertine were guests in the Bob Smith home in Kent Acres last Sunday to attend the baptism celebration of the newest Smith family member. Young Christopher, who was born at the McHenry hospital on HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 ROAD CONDITIONS CURTAIL SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Hie often threatened curtailment of school bus service into the subdivision became a harsh reality last week. The children were informed on Tuesday, March 28, that the buses wduld pick them up at the entrance of the subdivision the next morning. The reason, of course, was the condition of our: roads, the seat of so many of our problems. The total number of children now boarding buses at this one March 13, was christened at St. Patrick's church in McHenry that afternoon. His sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schaefer. Along with Sister Albertine and the Smiths, theMc- Culiffe family was also present. FUN FAIR INVITATION Remember April 15 is the rof the Fun Fair put on by . Johnsburg public school. Everyone is invited to come on in and spend an enjoyable afternoon. Marge Barth is still looking around for things that she can use in her country store. If you have anything in the line of white elephant items, glassware, plants, toys, games etc., in usable condition, please contact her right away. Please keep April 15 in mind as a time for fun at the Johnsburg public school annual fun fair. Hours will be from 3 to 8 p.m. stop is almost 400. Facilities are not available to accommodate that many young people without damage to property and danger to the children. Cars travel in both directions on three different roads at that point, our own subdivision, as well as Le Villa Vaupell and River Road. This brings to light the cold reality of what happens when the roads are not maintained, and since they are maintained by the association, the need for the cooperation of every resident. Support the association in their work and activities, and pay your dues. Orchids to our deputy sheriff, Jim Harper, who has been working feverishly, making phone calls, being out at the entrance and seeing to it, when possible, that a sheriffs car and two sheriffs were on hand to protect our children. WELCOME HOME On the bright side, a warm, warm welcome home to Jim Dowhin, Jr., who returned to civilian life April 4 after serving two years in the service of the United States Army. According to a hilarious 'Notice of Eventual Return' which he recently sent home, it may take some time for him to become accustomed to civilian life, but he's most anxious to get on with it. WOMEN'S CLUB The next meeting ofthe Women's club will be held on Wed- PECIMEN BALLOT City of McHenry ELECTION APRIL 18, 1967 Election Ward No. 1 Polling Place Clark Chevrolet 908 N. Front St. City Clerk City of McHenry o FG' CITIZENS PARTY L BAE For Alderman 1st Ward INDEPENDENT For Alderman 1st Ward •WILLIAM J. 60LGER • SHBBMAN HOUSE Claii • Randolph • LaSaBe For reservations: FR 2-2100 SPECIMEN BALLOT City of McHenry ELECTION APRIL 18, 1907 Election Wand No. 2 Tolling Place BUM Ford Sales 8936 W. Main St City Clerk City of McHenry OFFICIAL BALLOT o PARTY For Alderman 2nd Ward Foi* Alderman 2nd Ward • • R v. JACK: •JO •_ nesday, March 12, at the Mahon Home on Birch Street. Gals, don't forget to make your reservation for the annual Holiday Hills Women's Club dinner on May 10. Call Helen Boettcher, 385-5416, Mary Ann Mahon, 385-5955 or Eunice Heise 385-6248 by April 10. Another reminder: Registration for swimming lessons! Mary Ann Mahon has agreed to take reservations any time up till June 1. Don't put it off and have your child left out. Call now! BLOOD DONORS If you haven't already done so, call Carl Weiss, 385-2817, for your appointment to help build our blood bank. He can give you complete details. CONGRATULATIONS Happy news at the Jeschke home! Millie and Norm are the proud grandparents of a fine healthy grandson.. Christopher John Jeschke weighed 7 lbs., 6 ozs. as he was greeted by his delighted parents, John and Char, on Wednesday morning, March 29. Congratulations to the entire family, including Uncles Ron and Dennis. FLORIDA TRIP Our daughter, Gail, along with her friends, Nancy Miller and Proclamation WHEREAS, The first week in April of the year 1967 marks the fiftieth year since the United States of America entered the war against Germany on April 6,1917, and WHEREAS, Many young men and women whose capacities were never realized and whose talents were lost to our state and nation were given by Illinois to their country's call to duty, and Sherri Olinski, left McHenry on St. Patrick's day and drove down to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. They returned Easter Sunday looking like they'd been basking in the sun foi* a month. She had a wonderful time and says that while a small minority made the headlines, the vast majority were down there to enjoy themselves. It was a most enjoyable vacation! GREETINGS A great big happy birthday to Nancy Foreman who will be 10 years old on Tuesday, April 9. Anniversary greetings to Madge and Don Teuber cm April 7 and to Gerry and Hal Br eede on Apr. 12. WHEREAS, The passage of time cannot be allowed to eras? the high purpose to whicfo these people were called ariB the citizens of our state livj ing today, cognizant of the sacrifice made by those persons who fought and died during World War I, wish to holjl these patriots up to the world as an example of dedicated citizenship, and WHEREAS, In the interest of perpetuating the efforts of those distinguished Illinois citizens and so that the conflagration known as World War I may live in all men's memory, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Otto Kerner, Governor of the State of Illinois, do hereby proclaim «the week of April 2 - 8, 1967, to be the GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO WORLD WAR I so that we may dedicate ourselves to the task of promoting world peace with dignity as the greatest honor we might now bestow upon those who fought and died that we might live in peace and enjoy our heritage of liberty and freedom. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS SPECIMEN BALLOT City of McHenry ELECTION APRIL 18, 1967 Election Ward No. S Polling Place City Hall 1111 N. Green St. City Clerk City of McHenry OFFICIAL BALLOT o IMS PARTY 1PE nr For Alderman 3rd Ward For Alderman 3rd Ward • LAWRENCE J. HUCK.Jr. • IMEN BA City of McHenry ELECTION APRIL 18, 1967 Election Ward No. 4 Polling Place Lakeland Park Community House 1717 N. Sunset City Clerk City of McHenry OFFICIAL BALLOT HPSINlill^T For Alderman 4th Ward (Two to be Elected) • FRANK S.HROMEC • JOHN T. LICASTRO • LEONARD LBOTTARIOJ). • JEROME D. ROGERS • RICHARD F. WALINSKI • f i *