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Today, Justen pointed out, the department, encompassing all three companies, has about 16 pieces of equipmeht and about 65 men. The fire fighting equipment was kept in the old city hall on Green street, Justen recalled. One of the most memorable days for him was when Harold "Red" Hobbs retired as fire chief and the trustees asked Justen to take the position. Justen joined the department around 1945 and still helps out today taking care of some of the radio communications. Edward Justen has lived in McHenry all his life and both his parents were born here. Likewise, the McHenry Plaindealer has been a part of the Justen family ever since he can remember. Catholic Daughters Schedule May Events PAGE 3 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 2, I960 There's An Answer (l>\ Norman Vim-rut IYiiU-ami Kulli Stafford IVnlo) The Catholic Daughters of the Americas scheduled their annual Communion Day and Breakfast Sunday, May 4. A Mass will be conducted at 9 a.m. at St. John the Baptist church in Johnsburg and breakfast will follow at the Knights of Columbus hall in McHenry. The Mothers Day Banquet, which has become a yearly social event, will, be held Tuesday, May 13, at St. Patrick's church hall. A social hour will start at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7. Cards and socializing will follow din­ ner. Reservations are to be made before May 6 with Mrs. Louis J. Slegar, McHenry, or Mrs. Nicholas A. Kauth, McHenry. V The regular May business meeting is slated for Thursday, May 15, 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall. Hold Installation Of Officers Installation of new officers by diocesan president, Betty Ryan of DeKalb, will take place at the share-shop county-wide meeting of the McHenry County Council of Catholic Women at noon, May 5, at St.> Joseph's church, Harvard. Officers of the sixteen parish societies in the county and the three inter-parochial organizations will meet for a potluck luncheon and discussion of mutual problems and successes of the past year's endeavors. New officers recently elected are Marilyn Orso, Crystal Lake, president; Colette Thiemann, Crystal Lake, secretary; and Jane Riley, Richmond, treasurer. County chairmen who will explain their field of work are Pauline McAbee, Rich­ mond, Family Affairs; Kay B e l l , W o o d s t o c k , Legislation; Margaret Caveny, Algonquin, In­ ternational Affairs, Betty Lamphier, Harvard, Newman coordinator; and Blanche Orozco, Crystal, Lake, Church Affairs. Pat Falconer of Cary will give organizataional tips. The president's handbook, over 100 pages of in­ formation and advisory material, will be distributed by Mrs. Barton. The Rev. Bernard Rapp of Cary is the spiritual moderator. Senior Walk-In BIRTHS Jeff and Gayle Lehman are proud to announce the birth of their first child, Cassandra Marie, Friday, April 25. The baby girl was born at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, and weighed 10 lbs., 1 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garn of Wonder Lake are the maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lehman of Sunnyside. Maternal great grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lowe of Skokie and Mrs. Gertrude Lehman of Chicago is the great grand­ mother. Mrs. Ruth Lowe of Niles, formerly of McHenry, is the great great grandmother. Dina Marie is the name chosen for the second child of Helene A. and Gary Schock, 505 Stratford court, McHenry. The 6 lbs., 3 oz. baby girl was born April 24, at McHenry hospital and was welcomed home by her brother, David. Maternal grandparents are Josef and Paula Leicht of McHenry; Peter and Magdalena Schock of Ringwood are the paternal grandparents. Among births recently recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock was the April 28 birth of a.boy..to.Mr. and Mrs. Victor Freund of McHenry. -- Plan Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Freemond Fuwell of Bloomfield, Mo., wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Teresa Ann to Kenneth Wayne Bowling of Bloomfield, Mo. The future bride graduated from McHenry West campus in 1978. Wedding plans are being made for Nov. 14. HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Marie Berkley and Ervih Morowski, both of McHenry; Mrs. Josie Duncan, Mrs. Louise Pumphrey and baby Virginia Havel, all of Wonder Lake. Meals are served Monday through Friday at the McHenry Walk-In center beginning at 11:45 a.m. Reservations must be made by 1:30 p.m. the day before at 385-8260. The menu for the week of April 28 through May 2 is as follows: April 28: Pork tenderloin, baked, potato, scalloped tomato, bread, rice pudding, milk. April 29: Hamburgers on buns, crisp vegetable relishes, potato balls, cot­ tage cheese and pear salad, banana cake, milk. April 30: Baked beef hash, corkscrew noodles, peas, celery and cheese salad, rolls, fruit choice, milk. May 1: MAY DAY - Chicken casserole, green beans, Waldorf salad baskets, wheat bread, cookies, milk. May 2: Batter baked fish, baked potato, spinach, biscuits, fruit tidbits. Hard features every bungler can command: To draw beauty shows a master's hand. -Dryden. A special need at this time is for a large family; two dressers, a room-size rug, a washing machine, and a complete double bed. Please call FISH at 385-0258, and advise if any of these items are available. FISH is a group of volunteers who are con­ cerned about their neigh­ bors. The emergency pantry is helpful in providing families food when checks are delayed in arriving, or in other emergencies. For more information about the organization, please call the FISH number and questions will be an­ swered. All of the assistance to thosesin need, are people in the McHenry area. Everyone needs help of some kind at different times. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you! M.D. P.W.P. Slates Dinner--Dance Parents Without Partners Chapter No. 189 holds it's monthly smorgasbord dinner-dance Friday, May 9, at the American Legion hall, Oak and Woodstock streets, Crystal Lake. Dinner will be served at 8:30 p.m. and dancing will follow from 9:30 until 1:30 a.m. Members of other chapters are cordially in­ vited to be a part of this enjoyable evening. For more information, please call 459-1863. Corrected Tax Return Can Be Filed If a taxpayer decides to change something on a federal income tax return after it has been filed, a corrected return can be filed on a Form 1040X, the In­ ternal Revenue Service says. A return can be amended using the 1040X any time during the three years following the due date (in­ cluding extensions) of the original return, or two years from the time the tax was paid, whichever is later. The 1040X and other filing information is available by calling the IRS toll-free number found in the white pages of your directory. merican Viewpoints Heaven's gate is shut to him who comes alone, Save thou a soul, and it shall save thy own' John Greenleaf Whither Ready to .Explode Q. My 23-year-old daughter is going to marry a guy we do not like. Believe me, we have good reasons. But I just cannot stand to even lode at him, so of course I never see him. He is not allowed to come to our house. I do not want to go to the wedding, and I told my daughter I wouldn't. Do I have to? This hurts me so, for we were always so close. Also I have been tied down to a paraplegic son for 4 years, and I hate it. I feel like I will explode any minute. What can I do? Disappear? A. Better make peace with life. Whether we, as parents, like it or not, our children have the right to choose their mates in marriage. Sometimes time proves them wrong, but in other cases they are proven to be right. But, right or wrong, it's their choice. So out of respect and love for your daughter, it's your job not to mar an important moment in her life. The problem of the paraplegic son is a heavy one. Investigate the social services in your community. Advice and help are usually available. So don't "disappear." Stand up to your problems, handle them rightly and you will find peace. We are sending you our booklet, You Can Overcome Any Problem, which is free to any reader of this column. Write to us at Box 500, Pawling, N.Y. 12564. Gone to the Dogs How can one stand 13 dogs in a mobile home? They shake themselves, and mud flies everywhere. They sleep on the beds and furniture. Every night I have to wash all the floors. The carpets were so dirty and mildewed from urine we had to burn them all. The barking is deafening. I have to go and sit in the woods away from all this. Relatives and friends refuse to visit us anymore. They can't get in the door for dogs. They also complain about the odor and hair. My husband tells me if I don't like it, get out. I am 68 and Social Security isn't enough to live on. What can I do? A. The situation you describe is not only unpleasant; it is unhelathy. Some way must be found to provide homes for some of the 13 dogs. Go to the local pound or SPCA. Advertise in the "Free" column of your local paper. Convince your husband that others will care well for the animals, leaving you two to live in an environment fit not for dog but for man. Why Should He Die? Q. I am a 20-year-old college sophomore. Andy and I began dating our junior year of high school. We dated off and on for 3 years until he was killed in a car accident. I think about him every day. So many things remind me of him. We went to different colleges and would go out when we were both home on weekends. Now I hate to come home because I have nothing to do on Friday and Saturday nights but think of Andy. It doesn't seem fair that such a young, loving guy like him could die. Please help. A. We share your grief and pain in losing a special friend at such a young age. Often, when tragedy occurs, we cannot think of anything but the loss. We feel bitterness and anger because we do not understand. These are natural human emotions. Look beyond the bitterness and be thankful for Andy's life. Your sadness need not hamper your involvement with today. Seek out other friends (even though you may find this difficult at first) and plan activities with them on weekends. Immerse yourself in your college courses. Your memories of Andy will always be a part of you. They can give more meaning to your life in the present and in the future. 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