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PG. 10, SEC. 2 •? PLAIN DEALER - APR. 27, 1967 JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMANN 385-1296 FORESTERS HOLD INSTALLATION OF COURT OFFICERS On Tuesday evening, April 18, Marie Oeffling was installed as president of St. Agatha court No. 777, National Catholic Society of Foresters at installation ceremonies held in the Johnsburg Community Club hall. Past president, Hilda Thelen, was pressed into service as installing officer when National President Lucy Domino, was unable to attend because of a fall she had near her home in Rockford, just prior to ./* coming here for the evening. Other officers installed for the coming year were; Vice- President, Catherine, Recording Secretary- Virginia Pitzen, Financial Secretary - Kathleen Moehling, Treasurer - Evelyn Deidrich, Trustees-Lou LaBay, Elseda Fuchs and Dorothy Himplemann, Conductors -Clara Tony an and Dorothy Hughes, Sentinels-Barabara Pierce and Pati Weber, Junior Directors- Pam Hi ller, Joan Freund and Lou Ann Smith. Special conductors for the evening were Mary Lynn Meyers, Bonnie Oeffling, Carol La- Bay, and Barbara Deidrich. Other committees for the year are: Good of the Order- Eva Schaefer, Martha Freund, Agnes Freund, Marie Debrecht and Kay Bauer, sick- Olivia Hiller, Alvina Miller and Vera Haemann, auditing - Clarice Freund, Rosemary Young and Elseda Fuchs. Dorothy Hughes was in charge of the committee who served cookies and coffee during the social hour following the installation ceremonies. Several members of St. Clara court No. 659 of McHenry wer„e in attendance. Father Dording joined sixty members at Hettermann's for the banquet preceding the installation. Plans are being made for members to attend a performance of the Zion Passion Play • at Waukegan on Sunday, May ,21. Any member who would like to attericl and has not ^already made reservations should call Marie Oeffling or Virginia Pitzen befbre Sunday, -April 30, as tickets must be purchased in advance. FUN TIME IN FLORIDA The Dick Marshalls and the Don Morlands were scheduled to return to our "neck of the woods" after a delightful two week stay in sunny Florida. The foursome must have had a great time basking in the sun and enjoying all the other fun that can only take place in that beautiful Florida climate. The Morlands have a home in Florida which they thoroughly enjoy several times a year. Up here they make their home in Dutch Creek Woodlands. DATE SET FOR SODALITY BREAKFAST May 7 after the 8 o'clock For Your Information Df»r friend*. a 11 A clergyman onre said it is a sad commentary that many people are in church only three times, and in two of these Instances thej- must be carried in and out. Another minister said this presents a challenge for all clergymen to make of the funeral an opportunity to s*rve the religious needs of those who survive. Respectfully, PETER At FUNE McHenry. Illinois Ambulance Service 385-0063 Mass, the members of the Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. John's church will gather in the community club hall for breakfast. All members are invited to participate at the Mass and breakfast. If you are going to attend the breakfast, please contact Eva Schaefer at 2560, or Sarah Oeffling at 1971 and let them know so the officers will have some idea as to how many to plan for on this day. There wilj be no charge for the morning meal. LITTLE ONE TURNSONE Young Wayne Kollenkark may not have been aware that his first birthday on April 23 was the reason all those people were making a fuss over him on that date in his home. His parents hosted aparty which some twen-' ty-five relatives and friends were in attendance. The lucky lad boasts of two sets of greatgrandparents, the Jepsens of Spring Grove Road and the Palmers of Chicago. The birthday celebrant was showered with loads of gifts. WEEKEND GUESTS Walter and Millie Smith were most happy to have their son and , his wife here over last weekend. Ronnie has been recently trans - fered to Denver, Colo., where he is serving as regional manager of cost management for an airline company. His wife, Sherry, is still working up here as a school teacher but will join him as soon as the term is over. To both of them, we wish much success and happiness in their new surroundings. JUNIOR FORESTERS INSTALL OFFICERS At the last meeting of the junior members of St. Agatha court No. 777, some eightytwo members started out the evening with a pot-luck supper. During the regular meeting installation of new officers took place. Installed at this time were; Chief Ranger-Carol Ann Dehn, Vice-Chief Ranger-Joy Hettermann, Recording Secretary- Jean Hettermann, Flag Bearers - Cathy O'Brien and Marilyn Michels, Sentinels - Patsy Meyers and Judy Schaffer, Senior Conductors - Joanne Freund, Junior Conductor - Karen Hettermann, Faith - Mary Beth Idstein, Hope-Mary Daugherty, Charity - Joan La- Fontaine. The next regular meeting will be held in the community club ' hall otf May 8. A£ this time the eighth grade members will crown the Blessed Virgin. Girls must bring money and permission slips for the outing at this meeting. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith were happily surrounded by their immediate family last Saturday evening when the group enjoyed dinner out in celebration of their anniversary. We all extend our congratulations to Fred and Louise on their bidding anniversary. . J| ^ BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy, happy wishes to Mrs. Jeppe Jepsen who observed her birthday the 26th of this month. She has been a little under par recently but we all hope she will perk up real soon. Richard Dehn.vwas joined by the Harry Mays and the Ernie LaBays along with his spouse, Catherine, for adelightfulevening Friday which included being treated to dinner near Woodstock in honor of his birthday. .. ON THE GO Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith had as guests last Sunday, the Robert Zimmermann family of Beloit. Come this Saturday, Mrs. Smith will be in Rockford to observe her grandson, John Zimmermann, receive his First Holy Communion. Last Thursday, Mrs. Smith and her son, Bill, were in Milwaukee to attend the funeral services of her uncle, John Collopy. Chuck Hiller was scheduled to be in our midst for a couple of days when the Mets come in to oppose the Cubs at Wrigley Field. I imagine his family has a lot of talking to catch up on during his short stay. Rog and Gloria Pechous were happy to see her folks Sunday as they had just returned home after a wonderful vacation in Florida. While there they stopped in to see Reg's parents in Pompano Beach. They were real surprised to come back from such perfect weather and be greeted by our snow. Closing time for now -- stay well and don't forget those phone calls. RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 658-9045 USE THE CLASSIFIEDS TWO OVEN BARGAIN I WATSU SOFTifMER SI!VICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES & MODELS • Service • Cleaning Out t Repair « t Installation i Overhauling • t Removal 9 Reconditioning • Rebuilding -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- 3S5-55^fc vim SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois <•- ,_yj Give this boot a foot and see how far it gets you. 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Green St. McHenry SCHOOL GROUP DISCUSSES MANY IMPORTANT ISSUES The Ringwood community club met on Tuesday night at the Ringwood school. President John Lanway began the meeting with the pledge followed by the secretary's report and the treasurer's report, which has a balance 'of $132.16 at present. Old business; John read a letter from Senator Robert Mc- Clory about the flag for the school. It will be here in another 3 or 4 weeks. This flag is one which has been flown over the Capitol in Washington D. C. and will be a 5 by 8 size for the school's flagpole. The possible places tovisit for the annual school trip was discussed to quite an extent. The teachers had talked over the plans and had decided on a trip to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Those present suggested the Milwaukee Zoo and Galena. But since the teachers are the ones who know what the youngsters are studying at present it was unanimously decided onthe Museum. John will make the arrangement for the bus. This trip is planned for the first or second of May. Mothers who wish to go along as chaperones are asked to contact either John or Mrs. London at the school. New officers for the 1967-78 school, year were announced. Doris Low as president, Bettie Winston for vice-president and Claudia Garn for secretary and treasurer. A motion was made and seconded to accept these ladies for officers. Then came thediscusssionas to what to do about the graduation... We have five Ringwood youngsters who will graduate this year from McHenry junior high, and with no Ringwood graduation here either now or for the future, should there be a graduation social hour or not? There was much discussion about this; If there were to be a May meeting it was suggested to invite the grads and recognize them and have a social hour of cake and punch in their honor. But there is no May meeting scheduled. Then it was suggested to purchase corsages for each of the grads from the community club. The final decision was to send them a congratulatory card with an invitation to be sure to attend the picnic with their family and friends coming up in June. Clayton Bruce was announced to be the .member elected to board of directors for the Ringwood school in the recent election. Picnic? Yes, there's going, to be ofte this year. It will be held on June 4, Sunday at the Ringwood' school, more on the picnic will come in future column, closer to the date. The meeting was then closed. The / cake walk then began. , Cakes, cakes, cakes. All kinds and Stapes* each looking luscious, were offered to the winners of the cake walks. Eighteen in all were passed out before the night was over Thanks to all who baked a cake for the walk. Your jhelp was certainly appreciated. Without it the cake walk wouldn't have been possible. HOT LUNCHES On May 3, Helen Barker and Alice Rhoades will be serving hot dogs. On May 10, serving barbecues, Alice and Ruth Moehling. BIRTHDAYS v^Iappy birthday to Dorothy Tonyan who celebrates her natal day on April 29. And on May 2, happy birthday to Nellie Hepburn and Jay Walkington. Short column this week, isn't it? How about helping me out and giving me a call if you have any news next week? NOTICE OF CLAIM DATEMonday, June 5, 1967 is theclaim date in the estate of /Paul F. Ascola deceased, No.67P39, Circuit Court, McHenry County,. Illinois, ^eter de Christopher of 841 Spring Street Elmhurst, 111. is the Executor; LeRoy E. Stevens of 4800 Milwaukee Atfe., Chicago, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. April 20, 27, May 4). STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILL. MARTHA L. MILLER, ) ) Plaintiff ) ) VS. ) ) HARLEY H. MILLER, ) Defendant ) No. 67-778 HARLEY H. MILLER, defendant, that this case has been commenced in this court against you and other defendants, asking for a decree of divorce and for other relief. UNLESS YOU file your answer or otherwise file your appearance in this case in the office of the clerk of this court, Circuit Court , of McHenry. County, 101 N. Johnson street, Woodstock, Illinois, on or before May ll, 1967. A JUDGMENT OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. Margaret Of Neil Circuit Ctefcto H. Joseph Gitlin ' Attorney for Plaintiff 107 S. Benton Woodstock, Illinois 60098 338-3400 (Area 815) (Pub. Apr., 13, 20, 27, 1967)*> NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given, that on April 13, A.D. 1967,,at certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setrting forth the names and post-.' office addresses of all of the' persons owning, conducting and" transacting the business known as LEMCO, located at Box 494, McHenfy, 111. Dated this 13th day of April, A.D. 1967. Vernon W. Kays, County Clerk (PUb. April 20, 27, May 4). 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