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\ COUNTRY CLUB NEWS ! '194 J Jk GERI NEUBAIJER AREA FAMILY ENJOYS NORTHERN VACATION TRIP The Longhway family of Vic­ toria street returned recently from a fishing trip in Ely, Minn., followed by some fish­ ing in Canada. Mr. Longhway and his sons portaged their can­ oe into Canada where they land­ ed an eleven and a half pound Northern. They spent one day shopping in the Canadian stores and also celebrated Jim's six­ teenth birthday while on their trip. Kathy Longhway reports she had a wonder graduation party Tuesday, June 10, Help­ ing Kathy celebrate along with 385- her own family were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rowe and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fruik and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Fuhler, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rossman, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ ard Rosing and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voight, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fetzner and son. Kathy received many beautiful gifts and a good time was had by all. * i SUSAN PRIES MARRIED On Saturday, June 28, lovely Susan Pries became the bride of Mr. Frederick Williams For­ bes III in a 4 o'clock double ring ceremony performed in the Zion Lutheran church of McHenry. Susan is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pries of 3212 W. Golf View drive. Following the ceremony about 150 guests attended a buf­ fet dinner and dance at the Mc­ Henry Country Club. Following • their honeymoon in Los Angeles the couple will reside in Chi­ cago. Our sincerest best wish­ es to the happy couple. AREA SERVICEMAN OFF TO VIETNAM V Army Specialist Four Albert A. Jesky, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Jesky of 3017 W. Virginia in Country Club, was assigned June 6 as a hel­ icopter repairman with the 173rd Assault Helicopter Com­ pany near Phu-Loi, Vietnam. WISCONSIN VACATION Mr. and Mrs. John G. Jones of Charlotte avenue recently re­ turned home from their vacation in Wild Rose, Wis. Duringtheir REST TIME -- These young visitors to the Chi- month at camp, to be replaced by other young cago Club for Crippled Children camp in River- people afflicted with such diseases as cerebral dale subdivision take time out for a rest as palsy. counselors look on. The children will spend a PLAINDEALER PHOTO s p u r y e o n s WE KEEP PRICES FINAL WEEK - SALE ENDS SAT . . TIER CURTAINS - CAFES Our entire stock reduced for%lis sale Values to $2.39 87 PR. 1 $2.99 Values 237 PR. Valances to match 97$ to $1.44 FLOCKED DACRON PANELS Fluffy white enbossed panels for any room $1.99 Value * 5 7 EA. 72 x 81 or 9Gf inches long 1 CANNON TOWEL. ENSEMBLES • KING SIZE 1.17 • HAND TOWELS 67t • FACE CLOTHS 37* DOWN FILLED BED PILLOWS Lofty, full size pillow. Print ticking 144 BEDSPREAD SPECIALS Choose from P'aids, Cords, apd Jacquard TWIN OR FULL SIZE • Beautiful Florals, Taffetas, Silks, Polished Cottons, Chenilles ' TWIN OR FULL SIZES 533 ft88 BOYS WCAR CLEARANCE 'LIGHTWEIGHT JACKET S2.99-S3.99 Values 2.66 > BOYS &IITS SI'.99 Values 8.97 • SPORT SHIRTS SI.99 Values 1.44 WALKING SHORTS S2.59 Values 1.97 • LITTLE BOYS SLACKS S2.99 Values 2.44 • SWIM SUITS 'SI.99 Values 1.33 PRINTED SATIN PILLOW CASES Keeps your hair neat 1.97 EA. RIGID LINEAR CLOTHES BASKET White heavy vinyl 5 yr. guarantee 1.33 EA, FOLDING PATIO TABLE (Round) Easy to store, simulated wood grain top. Brass Trim ^ 88 Reg. $3.99 Value SUMMER SHOES REDUCED S3.99-4.99- $3.00 5.99 .-- 4.00 6.99-- 5.00 7.99- 6.00 five day trip Mr." and Mrs. Jones visited Mrs. Jones' sis­ ter, Mrs. Ruth Collins, and friends in Wild Rose. MATTHEW BRUHN < CHRISTENED Little Matthew Joseph Bruhn was christened at St. Patrick's church on Sunday, June 22. Lit­ tle Matt is Paul and Mary Bruhn's second grandchild, their first being his brother, Shane. The Bruhns reside on Crescent avenue. Paul Bruhn, Jr., was thevgodfather and Mrs. Barbara Taylor of Waukegan was the godmother. Following the ceremony a luncheon and cake and coffee were ser­ ved at the home of the baby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bruhn. Guests helping to cel­ ebrate Matthew's christening were his paternal great-grand­ mother, Mrs. Paul Bruhn, Sr., Of Chicago, paternal great- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nihill, Sr., of Golfview road, McHenry, maternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Mar­ garet Bradke of Waukegan, Mrs. Paul Bruhn and son, Dennis. Paul Bruhn was unable to at­ tend because of a business trip. Also among the guests were Mrs. Ruth Devine and daugh­ ter , Jackie, of Waukegan, Jame s Taylor of Waukegan, Mr. and Mrs. James Bruhn and son, Patrick, and their daughter, Donna, of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. HILLTOP HEAD ATTENDS JUNIOR HIGH WORKSHOP ' Hilltop School principal Rob­ ert E. Putnam 4 is attending a two-week workshop on junior high administration at Northern Illinois university, DeKalb. Mr. Putnam, 306 N. Hill road, Mc­ Henry, is participating in the seminar which focuses on"Re- tooling" junior high school. At the university's seventh junior high school workshop, Putnam and his colleagues eval­ uate various facets of the jun­ ior high and plan future educa­ tion for early adolescents. In­ novation, curriculum, organ­ ization, attitudes, teaching William Andrele and son, Will­ iam, Jt., and daughter, Judy, of Wheat on, Mrs. Margaret Ni­ hill and daughter, Regina, of Wheaton, Mr. and Mrs. John Nihill, Jr., and family also of Wheaton. Our congratulations to the parents, grancfcarents and great-grandparents and most of all little Matthew. There haven't been any birth­ days or anniversaries lately but the cooperation Pve been getting the past few weeks makes writing the Country Club news a pleasure. To all of you who have called in items., many thanks and let's keep this going all summer. Till next week methods, the building and the school year are among areas discussed. | A /ield trip to Westview Jun­ ior high, at Romeoville, near Lockport, was part of the pro­ gram during the week from June 29 to July 5. Westview offic­ ials are considering adoption of a 12-month school year with staggered vacation periods. Major consultant for the workshop is Dr. Mauritz John­ son, professor of education, State University of New York, Albany. A junior high special­ ist, Johnson has been the dean of Cornell University School of Education and director of the Cornell Junior high project. Workshop director is Dr. Thomas A. Sinks,principal, Un- ivei^sty Junior high. Also on the planning committee are John E. Hess, faculty assistant and NIU doctoral candidate; Dr. A. Ker- by Tink, professor of education; and Drs. Eldon Scriven and Nan­ cy Vedral, assistant pro­ fessors. CIRCUS IN WOODSTOCK TTie Sells and Gray Circus will exhibit in Woodstock on Saturday, July 12, for perfor­ mances at 2 and 8 p.m. under the auspices-^f Jaycees. The circus grounds is located at Woodstock City Park and the public is invited to visit the grounds and watch the setting up activity on circus day. WED. JULY 9, 1969 - PLAlNDF.ALER - PG. 7 POETS CORNER The second contribution of William Pfister of Capron came in a special vjsit to the Plaindealer office by this poet whc ad­ mits to having passed considerably more than ten decades. The poem was written following a visit to a friend confine to the hospital. THINKING OF YOU I visited the Harvard hospital, just the other day, That hospital from my home is just eight miles away. Cheerful words to old sick friends is what I try to sa>, For those sick and lonely, very often for them I pra\ In there was my old friend Henry, who I hadn't seen for so long, Then there was my old buddy Ben; he was in there too. Visiting with old sick friends is what I try often to do; It helps the sick very much and it is also good for yo" Cheerful words spoken and a firm grasp from your hand, Can transform midnight darkness into a bright sunny land. If ever I am lodged in a hospital, Pll want to hear from you, Thatwouldcheermeup, the way nothing else could ever do Your parson may come and by your bed say a prayer. That I would love to have them do if ever I am in there, But the one thing thitt is always a most welcome sound Is hearing the mailman stop at your bed while makin; his round. . * , ' If from the human race they could banish all pain, Then we would have naught to lose but very much to gain If all poison tongue could for awhile but keep still, I am quite sure that would be our Heavenly Father's wiU. --When I turn off the lights and lay me down on my bed, My mind will be clear if no ugly things I have said, If about me you can say nothing good, better to say nothing at all, Then you will break no one's heart and cause them to bawl GOODYEAR SERVICE "CHARGE IT" •power cushionI POLYCLASTires AVAILABLE IN SIZES TO FIT MOST CARS • Features two plies of polyester cord -- two fiberglass cord beiis to hold the tread firm and fight squirm • Made with Tufsyn rubber -- toughest rubber Goodyear ever used in tires • Also available with newest extra narrow sidewall stripe at slightly higher prices ,, - -- "W rm M.UT« afMtni C78x 14 6.95x14 $33.15 $1.90 E78* 14 735x14 134,4) $2.18 F78x 14 7.75x14 $38.49 $2.36 F78x 15 7.75x15 fflf 4S $2.50 G78x 15 <8.15x15 S38J5 ̂ £/ $2.68 H78 x 15 8.55x15 $2.77 IF IT D0ESNT SAY GOODYEAR, IT CANT BE P0LYGLAS! 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