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NEWS BETTY: HETTERMANN 385 1296 CHANGE CLUB MEETING DATE TO JANUARY 8 i ecause of New Years Day falling on the regular meeting date' of the Johnsburg Community-^ lujj, their next meeting wJ.ll be held the following week on Jan. 8. All members of the club are cordially" invited to start 196$ out right by being present at this time. Committee for this meeting will be notified. c SUDDEN DEAXH SHOCKS ALL All of us were shocked beyond words last Thursday, Dec. 21, to hear of the sudden passing of Frank M.*y. He went off to i work apparently in good health that morning, and was stricken within a matter of tours and passed away. His wife, Connie, was summoned to the McHenry hospital right After he was admitted. No words can console the May family at a time like this. Besides his wife, Frank is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Beverly Llndmark, Mrs. Arlette Cable, Mrs. Ardis M:ller and Francine at home. Also six grandchildren, a brother and a sister. He was 58 at the time of death. Funeral services were conducted from St. John's church, with burial in the church cemetery on Saturday. Our sincere sympathies are extended to Connie and her family. SUNSHINE SEEKERS Frank and Loretta King will be returning to their home in Dutch Creek Woodlands shortly after spending several weeks enjoying Florida's beautiful warm weather. Flying to the "Land of Sunshine" last Saturday were Ed, Dorothy and Eddie Hettermann. They will spend a week or so with Jack and Ollie Keenan in Pompano Beach. Needless to say young Eddie is thrilled beyond words as it will be his first experience in flying. The Hettermanns will enjoy the warm weather for Christmas, BIRTHDAY CELEBRANTS The two Oeffling cousins, Dwayne and Allen, will be joining forces in celebration of their sixth birthdays. The party took place at the A1 Oeffling home on Dec. 23. Dwayne's natal ctaj was on the twenty-second. While Allen's is coming upon Jan. 3. Present for the party fun were the grandparents, the Senior George Oefflings, the Tom Fowler family and of the course the families of George and Al. Happy birthday to both these young men. BIRTHDAY WISHES Many happy wishes to Pat Tomasello who will be doing her birthday celebrating on New e Year's Eve. Sorry this is another short column but after the first ofthe New Year Pm looking forward to bigger and better ones after1 everyone has settled down. Hope you have a very happy and blessed New Year, Start the year of 1968 out right b^ attending the church of your choice and take your family along. MCCULLOM LAKE *NEWS THERE USINESS AMBULANcfe SERVICE In recent weeks, a number of county ambulance services have relinquished their businesses to a new McHenry business known as Northwest Ambulance Service, located at 3316 W. Pearl street. The new service is radio dispatched, offering oxygen inhalator and resuscitator equipment. It specializes in twenty-fourhour service, giving long distance service. ACQUIRES FRANCHISE MacDonald Ford, Inc., of Fox Lake recently acquired the franchise from Ford Motor Co. for the Mercury automobile agency in the McHenry area. MacDonald Ford is also anticipating the Lincoln franchise in the near future. EVE LE(VESQUE SANDY JOSSERAND LOVELY BRIDE OF MR? ARTHUR GUMM Lovely Sandra Sue Josserand, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Josserand, 4612 Lake Shore drive, will jqin hands in Holy matrimony wimMr. Arthur Gumm of Tallulah, 111., 7;30 p.m. tonight at the Community Methodist church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs* Harold Gumm also Tallulah. The two young people met at Springfield Memorial hospital where Sandy is a nurse. The bridal party includes the groom's sister, Mrs. Kay Nelson of Canton, the bride's roommate, Miss Carol Funderburk, Springfield; Mr. Robert Nelson, the groom's brother-inlaw as best man; and a chum of the groom's - Mr. Gerald Miller Of Tallu?ah. A reception for 10 D guests will be held in the church parlors, following the ceremony. Randy Josserand, escorting his daughter down the aisle, will be Wearing a black tie with a yellow stripe, a gift sent from New Jersey. The newly wodde i couple plan to honeymoon in New Orleans and Florida and are making their home near Petersburg. SENIOR CITIZENS IN CHICAGO 385-4144 Mrs. Anna ifuschfeld, who was seriously ill, recovered against tremendous odds, and is now living with her daughter in Chicago. Her next door neighbor on ParkView, Mrs. Betty Reiter, is spendi Ajthe holidays with relatives in the city. & SCOUTS HONOR VIET VETERAN A combination Christmas and welcome home party starred Bill Hoak as honored guest when members of Boy Scout Trpop 131 greeted him upon his return from a tour of duty in Viet Nam. The young man, son of the Scoutmaster, J.C. Hoak, was feted, Monday, Dec. 18, in the Community Methodist church. It was quite a thrill because the returning hero has a little brother in the troop, also. Members of the troop who attended from the village were Bill Schmidt and his son, Billy, Jr,; Bud Brendle and son Terry; and Clayton Patzke. It was a most memorable evening for both generations. SCENE STEALER IN HOT PINK Michelle Powers, who turned 4^ Oct. 30 of this year, was a living doll as she played the role of flower girl for a recent wedding. The wee one was adorable in a' floor length gown of hot pink velvet and wore a hot pijjk velvet head band, from which, a shoulder length veil was suspended in back. She is the daughter of Irene and Don Power's and is a very sharp young lady. Won't be too long before she will be in the starring role! * r> , OR-CHID OCCASIONS Theresa Braaham turns 7, tomorrow, Dec. 30, and Ginny and Frank Delia will celebrate 3 years wed, Dec. 31. . .Shelby Lundy will be 14 and College senior Ted Olsen attains voting age, Jan. 2. . .Natal day congrats to village prez John Boyle, Sr., and our Matthew DECEMBER 29, 1967 - PlAI NDEALER - PG, S will be 9, Jan. 3. Best wishes COURT BRIEFS to all. Jake and I really looked forward to this Christmas when our family was united for the last time for a long time to come, since Chrys will be married and living in Hawaii next year and J.R., an illustrious member of the Marine Corps and will no doubt be stationed elsewhere and not able to come, A most blessed New Year to you and yours and we'll see you in '68. HOLD AUDITIONS Auditions for contraltos and tenors for the Fine Arts Chorale, Woodstock, will be held at 7:30 . p.m. Monday, Jan. 9, at the Congregational - Universalist church in Woodstock. Appearing in Branch III court last week, four young people were fined $10 and $5 costs each for unlawful possession of alcoholic beverage by person under the age of 21. Fined were Charles P. Schlottman, Marcia R. Gamm, Robert G. Hog an and Gregory A. Peeler. James J. Coskey paid a $10 fine and $5 costs for speeding. Happiness •is Helping! USE THE CLASSIFIEDS m •••••••••••••••••••• HAPPY NEW YEAR THANK YOU! We would like to thank everyone for their past patronage of oilr Ambulance Service. We have decided to discontinue this service in order tp devote our entire efforts to those in need at the time of their bereavement George R. Justen FUNERAL HOME 3519 W. Elm Across From the McHenry State Bank McHenry 385-2400 ^ YES • We Have Them Here • Ice Cubes i and I Crushed Ice • For Your. • New Year's E^e • Party J OPEN • 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. • / NEW YEAR'S DAY « HOLLY'S j Texaco • Service Station * 3307 West Elm Street • >••••••••••••••••••** 1 Welcome to ' Chicago's new and convenient DOWNTOWN MOTOR INN r I'rostigo accommodations on Michigan Avenue-- facing Lake Michigan and (Irani Park -- so close to business, convention centers, shopping and sightseeing. Ideal for business men, vacationers or families ^ • Heated swimming pool, poolside food ^ ' and beverages ,• Free courtesy throughout downtown • Free parking on premises • Free wake up coffee • Free Radio, TV • Free ice cubes j Closest To All Convention Centers Home of famous Bumbershoots Restaurant and The Cave Lounge -- entertainment nightly. Sensible rates" for vacations, business or sales meetings. Write Dept. 6167 •For reservations icrite or phone directly, or thru your Irauel agent. PHONE WA 2-2900 TWX: 312-431-1012 HOUSE MOTOR CHICAGO MICHIGAN AVENUE AT 11th STREET _ 4Mb w /E HJMOTi GEREiSRAL WILL YOU BE A VOLUNTEER FOR UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY? The Annual Fund Drive begins January 14th w 1968 & door - to - door marchers are needed in all areas. If you want to help, call 385-4511 or 385-2884. WE NEED YOU! CENTER McHenry County Because of the growing need for full time ambulance service in McHenry County, we have started a service to fill this need. 24 HOUR IRVICE *~ * • /......i--js .»i., w- M----A. .-- - ^ - - - -- mrnMadtrntimi RADIO DISPATCHED Air Conditioned Registered Long Distance Service Trained Attendants Oxygen Inhalator & Resuscitator Equipment Air Ambulance Service Therapy Equipment: For Home Use ( For Rent or For Sale ) NORTHWEST 3316 W. 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