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' r > - Plaindealer - Fri., July 12,t 1968 / • Candidates WONDEJt L IKE GAIL WILUAMS V v -V; ' 'ifei3-3371:. I Here are the 1968 dairy princess candidates with the new -^princess, Marj\Rath. From left front: Barbara Nelson, Harv vard; Linda Rath, McHenry; Mary Rath, dairy princess, Mc- ^Henry; Mary Ann\ Stilling, McHerary, first runner-up; Linda ^'Liedberg, Woodstock; Kristie Stohlguist, Marengo. Back row: Patricia Dowey, Harvard; Jeannette Lembcke, Harvard; Phyllis Stremming, Illinois dairy princess; Shirley Beers, Harvard; Kathy Kopsell, Huntley, Diane Dimon, McHenry; Jean Rich, Harvard. D0N PEASLEY PHOTO SPRING GROVE EVA FREUND BOARD MEETS * TO PLAN EVENTS FOR COMING YEAR Member s of the board of St. Peter's Christian Mothers Society will meet in the parish hall on Thursday, July 18 at 8 p.m. The purpose of this meeting is to set up committees and a calendar of events for the co- PHONE) 675-2135 ming year. All officers and the chairmen of committees are requested to attend. NEW PASTOR Rev. Willis Walker of Arlington Heights has been assigned as paster of United Methodist church in Spring Grove. He will also serve Mount Hope church in Pistakee Highlands. f i f t y S H C t M f f l & S -- OPEN -- 7 days a week ROLLINS RP. J J&L % 3C SftENRY ^VOLO 120 Hour§:• Daily S p.m. Sunday - Noon won n*««iivAVO©no JUrtiot74P§£ ON ItOUJNS RO NORTH SHOtt OF LON* 1AKS PEOPLE ON THE GO Vacationers who are starting to come back to their regular routine of life are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ollenick, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McLain, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lent, Mr. and Mrs. Art Erickson, Mrs. Ben Busch and son Jack. They all travelled through some of the States v and Mrs. Busch and Jack visited Canada. birth' Mary and Bill Rabelhofer have a 9 lb. 1 oz. son born June 22. He was christened on June 3(J by Father Kilduff and named William Kevin. Godparents are Raymond and Catherine Porzell. Grandmothers are Mrs. Alice McConville of Spring Grove and Mrs. Elizabeth Rabelhofer of Chicago. ATTEND LEGION ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Harriet Olson and daughter, Mrs. Craig Johnson, from AWora, Mrs. Leander Lay and Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff attended the fiftieth anniversary party of the Richmond American Legion. Mrs. Johnson and family were visiting her mother, Mrs. Olson. Mr. Johnx son is in Israel on business. INJURED Mike May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul May, was badly cut on his arm when he fell through a glass door, the laceration required twenty-seven stitches. ON LEAVE Pvt. Harold Smith who is stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, is enjoying a furlough athis home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith. He returns July 15. ----^ CLUBS MEET Members of her club met at the home of Mrs. Mary Klein on Thursday afternoon. Those receiving prizes were Annie Sanders, Tillie May* Mame Tinney, Peggy Buesseler and Mary Klein. A lunch was served. Mrs. Evelyn Freund was hostess to her club in her home in Antioch on Thursday night. Punch and snacks and strawbetty cake was served. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Emma Kattner, Mrs. Marie Lewis of Fox Lake and Mrs. Fannie Prosser of Fox Lake. The club will meet next in the home of Mrs. Mamie Hoffman. DINNER MEETING The ushers of St. Peter'sand their wives enjoyed having dinner together in Twin Lakes on Wednesday nighi, July 10. SCOUT SAVES FOUR YEAR OLD FROM DROWNING , Jim McMillan, 12 years old, son of the Thomas McMillans, Indian Ridge, saved a four year old boy, Ricky Corso, summer resident, on Monday, June 21, while Jim was on his paper route. The young boy was three houses from home, playing with a beach ball which blew intp the lake. The boy went to get the ball out of the lake and there was a drop oft, Jim ran in the lake with his clothes on, waited for Ricky to bob up and pulled him out of the water. Jim is a member of the local Boy Scout troop of which John Doherty is the Scoutmas- ^ter. RETURNS FROM VACATION Miss SusanRemy, daughter of the senior Harold Remys, Indian Ridge, returned home last Friday after visiting her sister, Mrs. Sharon Pickering and five nieces and nephews. She took in the sights of Pebble Beach, San Francisco, Fisherman's Wharf and rode a cable car. N0T1S OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of John Bolger, 27 years old, Detroit, Mich., brother of Mrs. Richard (Lee) Pickrum, Wooded Shores. Mr. Bolger, an electrician, was fatally hit by a crane, on Sunday, June 30. He is also survived by his widow, Maryellen, and a son, Kevin, 1 year old, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bolger, ters and a brother. WEDDING ATTENDANT Miss Mari Jacobson, 3%years old, daughter of the Charles Jacob sons, Sunrise Ridge, was flower girl attendant at the wedding of Miss Linda Jeeninga and Robert L. Luerssen, June 29, at St. Johns' Lutheran church, Woodstock. IDTAt 2 ppo.mrti.. on Saturday, June 29, the Rev. Ray Parker of the Ringwood Methodist'" church conducted his first wedding ceremony, joining together Mis(s Dorothy Rae Maxstadt, daughter of the Fred Maxstadts, Hickory Falls, and Mr. George Nickolas Freeman, McHenry. Her attendants were Judy Maxstadt and Lillian Miller, escouted by Robert Miller and Bob Maxstadt. Following a reception and delicious buffet dinner *for about fifty guests at the Knights of Columbus Hall in McHenry, the bride and groom left on a honeymoon. trip to Missouri to visit the grooms "kinfolk". LEGION BASEBALL WINS FIRST GAME The local Legion baseball team played Cary-Grove last Sunday and won 12-2. Congratulations, Boys!!! The next scheduled games will be Saturday, July 13, Wonder Lake at McHenry; Sunday, July 14, Woodstock at Wonder Lake and Wednesday, July 17 at Harvard. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Mrs. Cal (Darlene ) Beise, Wonder Center, who celebrates her day, July 18. MISS McHENRY COUNTY ^ ENTRY •' Miss Lois Hansen, daughter of the Raymond Hansens, Wooded Shores, the reigning Miss Wonder Lake, has entered the Miss McHenry County contest which will be held during the county Fair .'Lois is sponsored by the Wonder Lake Fire department. I NOTE OF SYMPATHY Our condolences to the family of Mrs. Paul(Erma)Matz, Indian Ridge, who passed away July 2 at McHenry hospital. APOLOGIES In the June 28 column, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mansfield's name was omitted for being maternal grandparents for Kevin Michael Keyfauver. Also, the Vacation Bible School write-up for Nativity last week, the teachers' names printed did not serve refreshments each day. It should have read: the teachers were Betty Gabel, Arlene Gildemeister, Marion Laier, Lorraine Fejedelem, June Detwiler, Elaine Malenius, Rosemarie Hansen, June Kiddell, Dick Anderson, Joanne Gran and Betty Kreutz. The helpers were Dee Dee Levesque, Susan LaGreca, Mark Ehredt, Blanche Savord and Christy Laier. Karen Kiddell and Sandra Sorenson were in charge the refreshments each day. CARPET DEDICATION Another important and significant event in the life of Nativity will take place Sunday, July 14 with the dedication of the newly installed carpet. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER Mrs. Joseph Bores, Jr., Wheaton (the former Janice Johnson) daughter of the Andrew Johnsons, Wooded Shores, was the guest of honor at a pink and blue shower given by Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Berna, Woodstock sister of Janice, Mrs. Joseph Bores, Sr., Downers Grove, grandmother - to- be and Mrs. Walter Petersen, St. Francis Heights, where the shower was given for the twenty guests. The guests were from Chicago, Berwyn, Woodstock, Ringwood, Weathersfield, and Wonder Lake. The blessing from heaven is expected within the next week or so. « IN THE HOSPITAL Mrs. Nancy Fallow was admitted to the Woodstock hospital, this past week. Grover Wickline, Ethel Haldwell and Pearl Komoro were patients this past week at McHenry hospital. LOCAL DEPUTY KILLED McHenry County Deputy Clarence Bridwell, 40 years old, Highland Shores, was killed shortly after midnight, July 1. The deputy was attempting to remove a tree from the road when he was struck by a car. Our condolences to the family. IN CLOSING It is with a sad note that this Sunday will be Pastor Johnson's last Sunday at Nativity, we shall miss him, but wish Pastor and his family God's blessing as they go into their new parish in Crystal Lake./" Bye for now, thank you for all the calls, they are greatly appreciated. X. SHOP IN MCHENRX Flint Well The first natural gas well was drilled In the United States in 1821. Drilled by William A. Hart, at Fredonia, New York, the well was only 27 feet deep, but it supplied enough gas to light homes and businesses in the town. - . ; P «... e experience,.. Ourphar iiliilil suggest it i § i % I i 5 5 3 IflcQetfA' When selecting a gift for him.... let us help J \ tncOaH- STORE FOR ME! 1245 N. 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