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JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMAXX 385-1296 Community >onsors Annual Dinner Dance Nov. 2 wedding anniversary next Saturday, Get. 26. A Mass will W* said in their honor in St. John's church at 3 p.m. A reception^ will follow the Mass in the" Johnsburg Community clubh&ll ' for invited guests. Harry and Jackie wish to share their happy occasion with thir many friends by inviting them to th£ DOLORES BRENNAN open house celebration after 8 next Sunday in members, or at the door on tne- ^ night of the dance. You are sure ' to have a good time if you are £ present on Nov. 9 starting at P ; 9 p.m. and continuing on until 1 a.m. FAMILY TYPE '• COMMUNITY CLUB Mr »^i^TfrtThPiBn<rtii HOLDS HALLOWEEN be^?iL bf^®r faSo, PARTY OCTOBER 30 RlNGW00t?;vNEWS y? J v %} 65S-9045 FRI., OCT., 25, 1968 - fcAINDEALi® - PG. 5 ' ... ' • , • • " v-^v * D»p -:*'•J Ar<delle Anderson, subbing for Ruby Shepard took high score hr\, rfey was low. fcgr vtbe afternoon while Mable Hrfwley ffhe once- a- year moneynuking project sponsored by the Johnsburg Community club, w|U be held Saturday evening, Nov. 2, in the club hall. It will begin again this year, as in the p|st, with a delicious dinner prepared and served by thewoen of this area. Of course, ire is a need for this evening donated help. Any women ,o would like to lend a hand, contact either Marie ng or Jackie Hiller. All waitresses and bartenders this evening are also a ited service. There will be a for help after the dinner [th the putting away of things the cleaning up in preparaon for the dance. Please won't do your bit to make this evsuccessful? It goes withsaying "Many hands make lfeht work". ! Once again the S.O.S. goes out to the pie baking ladies of our i. The club needs pies for the dinner. If you can bake one two, please contact Marie Jackie prior to the dance so know how many will be counted on. COCKTAIbt /// *mtc.. The finest selection of delightful tasting Cantonese food available, prepared by our famous Chef DON LEONG also fine American food 13 Fish Fry every Friday Special Luncheon Menu Lunch: 12 noon • 2 p.m. Dinner: 5 p.m. • 9 p.m. Friday Si Saturday ft p.m. - midnight Entertainment Friday and Saturday evening . by Jack & Bernice Varese Restaurant Rt. 31, South of Rt. 14 Carry-outs Call 459-1515 SURPRISE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Frank and Helen Jung wc$re the victims of a well carried out surprise plan to observe their thirty-second wedding anniversary. With the help of their children, who were to take them out for dinner, the Jungs were surprised at the home of the CI tus La Fontaines' on Johnsqurg road. In their home for dii were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ji and Patty, the Dick Radkte family, the Bradley August fa-\ mily, Mrs. Leo Michels, along^ with their' own family. More surprises later in the afternoon when in came Albert, Katy and Eileen Huff, the Arnold Michels the Clarence Michels, Mrs.Age DiBonna, Linda and Brian, the Terry Tvorah and the Joe Jacques families. One brother was unable to participate in the party doings. A beautiful cake, baked special for this occasion graced a spot of honor. The happy, but stunned couple were presented with many lovely gifts in remembrance of this joyous celebration. SILVER WEDDING CELEBRANTS Our happiest wishes go to Harry and Jackie Freund who will be celebrating their 25th p.m. on that evening. ' K'- The Freunds have three children, Mrs. Ernie (Donna)' Papacek of McHenry, Mary Ellen and Doug, at home and <me grandson, Kenny Papacek* 1 TURKEY TROT IN VIEW All you dancing folks who have • been waiting for a good chanC6 to "kick up heels" are in luck. The members of the Johnsburg' Public School PTA is sponsoring a dance labeled the " Turkey Trot" on Nov. 9. in the Johnsburg community club hall. Tickets can be obtained from any of the officers or committee observance df,fr an^O The Ringwood community their forty-eighth wedding an- - cllib hold a Halloween parniversary. A Mass in honor of™ ^ on Wednesday, Oct. 30, bethis anniversary will start out^ ginning at 7:30 p.m. in the the day at 6:30 a.m. a birthday3^ Ringwood school building. This celebration will also be combi*-* party is for the Ringwood comned on this happy day. We wish ttfM mUnity, young and old, as the send along our happy wishes to previous club parties had been, the Thelens on this day. £ Witches, hobgoblins, scare- As I bring this column to ft. cr0WS) ghosts, etc., are all weldose this week, I would like " come to join others in a beremind one and all that Hallo--^ witchingly scary evening of fun ween will be here next week.'"1 ^ merriment. Please keep an extra special1" Prizes will be awarded for eye on the road this evening as ^ originality, funniest, Hallothere will be many, many little*' weenist, for pre-schoolers, 1 "spirits" running from housetop and 2; 3 and 4; 5 and 6; 7 and house and we don't want any of30 them hurt. , 0) "Watchdog" Award nai •^0 (figgZProms Weddings Summer formats Phone 338-4030 on the Square Beards ItovaH Famous Brands - Woodstock In recent ceremonies in Washington, D.C., a "Watchdog of the Treasury" award was presented to Congressman Robert McClory (R-Lake Bluff) at left, by John C. Mason of Lincoln, Nebr., president of National Associated Businessmen, Inc., in honor of the Congressman's 100 percent economy voting record the Ninetieth Congress. Representative McClory was a recipient of the award for his lOOpercent voting record during the 89th Congress, also. An electric dryer up to $40 les: gas d yer. than That's the first load off your mind. Go ahead. Spend a few dollars less, and get the best clothes dryer going. It's the Electric Dryer. Spend a lot of dollars less (as much as even s40 less), and still get the best clothes dryer going. It's still the Electric Dryer. And when you get it home, you can run it for less than 30? a week! (So, actually, with that s40 you can save by buying an Electric Dryer, you can figure you're doing your laundry free for about three years!) Meanwhile, you're also getting all the other advantages of electric drying: precise control, little or no maintenance, and gentle, radiant heat--like sunshine. It's the all-in-one dryer that starts out being easy on your wallet and ends up being easy on your laundry--delicate fabrics to wash-and-wear, ghat's the Electric Dryer for you. It specializes in the right touch, start to finish. Commonwealth Edison Company *0«te0 on actual u»e by a cro»s-*ection of Chicagoland famiilts. x The bright ne ai© Eletri 8; high school and adults; and grand prize for overall. The admission will be the usual dozen donuts per family. See you there, in your usual or unusual costume??? CO - LEADER FOR SCOUTS NEEDED Claudia Gam has informed me that Junior Girl Scout troop is in need of a co-leader for their troop. If you are interested, come with your daughter, or just come to the meeting on Wednesday after school in the school. BROWNIE TROOP 411 Helen Barker is the leader of the Brownie Troop 411, with Wanda Bruce as the co-leader. Brennan's Milk Service is the new sponsor of the troop. The Brownies met on Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Ringwood school. Any girl in second or third grade, interested in joining the Brownies, is more than welcome to come to the meetings and joinings. CARD CLUB The card club met on Wednesday afternoon in the home of Vivian Jackson in Richmond. ATTEND OPEN HOUSE poris and Walt Low attended the^ppen house for the 25th weeding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Mike Kane in Mequoin, W^on Sunday. ^1; BIRTHDAYS, ETC. . jtappy birthday to Ken Beck oh'the twenty-eighth -- and to my. sis, Joanne Kelley on the twenty-ninth, my best wishes and love to you for a extra happy birthday in Florida -- on the thirty-first birthday wishes to Connie Hopp. HOUSE WAR MING SURPRISE Ruth Ann and Jerry Hogan were pleasantly surprised by loud noises, etc., on Saturday night when friends and relatives arrived for a housewarming party. An entertaining evening with refreshments and food was enjoyed by the following: Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Schoenholtz, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schoenholtz, Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Art Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan. They were presented with a large picture fto tte new Hying room by all.r' * ' ^ A FEW WORDS ON DOGS - LOOSE! As a dog owner, I know the problems of pets, and I expect to be picking up after my own, but several persons have asked me to write on other dogs on the loose. There are entirely too many dogs on the run in our little village, and all of them do have owners, but evidently they don't think enough of them to keep them out of other people's yards and away from their evergreens, etc. Just in the main section of town there are eight dogs always running loose with no one seeming to care. I am always chasing somebody's dog away from the bushes in the front. I do not appreciate (along with mai\y others) cleaning up after the dogs in the entire neighborhood. Did you ever go out in your yard and step in to unpleasantness? Would you like it outside your front door? If you who have these dogs do love your dog, please keep him on a leash or chain; and keep him in your own yard. Then you will know where to walk and not to walk. There is a county ordinance about dogs running around loose, anditwillbeinfor- Ced if this matter is not taken care of by the owners of loose dogs. Supposing one of these dogs runs, out in the road and somebody gets hurt? It is also impossible that one of these dogs could bite an adult or child. Will you wait until it's too and the damage is done?He*fl®**| take care of your dog, if vxfi 'i really do citfe for Mini, you. VISCOUNTS GIVE USt: PREVIEW OF '69 •» U MUSIC PROGRAM' The Viscounts Drum and Bit- » , gle corps of McHenry,present.- 11 ed a preview of its 1969 edition VI when they took part in the hall* |;. time ceremonies at Maria&|, Central homecoming football^ I game on Saturday, Oct. 19. f vM The Viscounts, absent froni I active competition this pa$t|*;i^ summer, are currently in are*? f? building program. This was the * f first time the corps performed its new field drill. For some qf \ the Viscounts, this also wasthe ?: " first taste of crowd exposure*,* On Oct. 27, the corps is having a combined Halloweenparty and . talent show at the McHenry , American Legion hall. The par-r ty is for all members and the^r. families. o> Anyone interested in learning , more about the Viscounts may,-,, do so by contacting Tim Koleno, corps manager, at 385-5566. - tit ITEM: There is no such thing as an "all purpose- **• paint. 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