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OVERNIGHT TRIP by Marion Sulok ^V-F.W Troop 161 of Lais* p$or went on -aii overnighter SMt weekend. The campout SWs: held on a beautiful farm gtout three miles south of Mc- •Wnry. The program we/ designed by the troop officers and^heir scoutmaster, pff Todd. jl.The boys hiked about eight wiles to the campcite where ithfey immediately set up the ;Jwits, built the fireplace and worked on the other necessary ifrdgets that make camping fitore ftth. I Several wide-games were played with the' senior patrol leader, Donald Mercure in fcjnrge. Later in the afternoon- I™ whole, troop participated Ifi a relay skill test that included arqhery, Are building, fcompass, measuring, nature, Campsite layout and first-aid. ^e main project on this campout was the construction of watersheds and dams' in the fcrfeek. ^ The purpose was to hetjp save the soil and keep thd creek getting muddy, and also ,to provide a place for the fish to spaWn. The boys who participated on this outing were: from the Flaming Arrow patrol: Butch Lubke, Jimmy Prasil; from the Chippewa patrol: Bob Bartell, Greg P a u l s o n , Lawrence Sch^urr, Louis Stragatnalio, ijnd from the Whippoorwill Patrol: Dick Bitterman, Willie #m Arnie Kloepfer, Bob Foss a'nd Lonnie Opalka. The Chippewa patrol took top honors for the best participation throughout the campout. Brossman, Michael Dorsey, Riehy Hecknyan, Andrew Paletora, Kenny Scheurr, Bobby Tobias or Darrel Whynot. If you do not live near any of these" boys you can contact Lorette Lubkd~ at McHenry 517-W-l and she will be glad to pick it up. The den was sorry that Darrel and Tommy could ribt be at the meeting because of illness. They also sang happy birthday to Eddie whose birthday was tlie «ame day as the meeting. / Girl Scout News { The girl scant cookie sale will begin April 21, and will last through the end of the month. The girls will be around selling cranes and lhint cookies: They would-appreciate all the help that could be obtained from the residents for this money will be i|sed for camping facilities^ training of leaders and recreational activities. ,Wanda Wall is chairman Of the cookie. saj»->lfi Lakemoor. Notice /to Parents of Girl Scouts To the girls who will have their day camp applications: Please see that the applications are signed and returned to the girls' leaders by the fourteenth of May, otherwise they will not be able to attend camp. There are no extra applications;, so don't lose ^them. For further information' call Mrs. Pat Morrison. . •. • • x • . • Easter egg roll- on the White] well cards to this, address; House lawn, which was very J Chicago Wesley Memorial hosimpressive, also they visited pital, 250 East Superior street, the various memorials. Arriving home on Tuesday evening a little tired but with a feeling of satisfaction that they had visited the finest in the United Stated ^ Sick List. Mrs. Helen Buchwalter is recuperating from a bout with the flu. Gee, that bug sure can hang on. Hope you soon regain your strength. Mrs. Walter Beihl was: hospitalized for a few days last .week but is now resting at home. Friends and neighbors are all wishing for a speedy recovery for you. Cdi^jratUlatkHis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harder became great-grandparents again on Match 31. A lovely little girl, named Lnda Sue, is giving mama Mickey and papa kusty Celmer much pleasure these days and making the Harders great-grandparents foJr the eleventh time. The Celmer family are residents of Chicago. Cub S^out News, -- Den 3 There is a correction to be made from last week's report, and that is that Lorette Lubke is the den mother and Sally i>ke is the a s s i s t a n t den 5ther. At the last comrmtteeman's meeting for the Cub Scouts Pack 361 of the McHenry area, the need for men to serve on the committee was discussed. Lorette- has been calling on the fathers of the Cub Scouts in Den 3 to speak with them about this matter. So far she has only called on Mr. and Mrs. Whynot and Mr. Wkynot has consepte& on the committee: -She hopes to have callcd on all the families by the next pack meeting, which is this Thursday night at 7:30, so their names can be on the new charter. The den is very much in need of supplies for their scoutcraft and if any one has any scraps left from their "spring cleaning" such as odds and ends o£ paint, varnish, wallpaper, tile, plywood, etc., they would all appreciate your offerings. You may give it to any of the following boys and they will bring it to the den; Eddie At ' Brownies ; • The gifts will start working on a gift for their mother for Mother's Day. Also a skit is being planned to be presented by the girls for the Mother and Daughter tea to be held soon. L.I.A. On Wednesday evening the club met at the Hyatt home oh Highland drive, with James Buchwalter, president, opening the meeting at 8:30. A general meeting was held with th e plans of a card and bunco party to be planned at the May meeting. Following the adjournment of the meeting games were played. The new, members that were present are Walter Beihl, Mrs. Herbert' Brossman, Mrs. Norman Williams and Mrs. Everett Paterson. Mrs. Hyatt served the cake, cookies and coffee for Mr. Yaeger and Mr. Fast. The May meeting will also be held at the Hyatt home with Mrs. Hyatt as the hostess. ~~Work on the library will Jfain \ p.Dk <mj, Monday "£venmg$~ at 'the'Fire-Community house. Anyone wishing to lend a hand in working at the library to hasten the opening, will be most welcomed. The opening of the library will: take place soon with a grand opening a little later. ... Personal* Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hirsch and family were Easter visitors with relatives and friends in Chicago. The; Frank Harcfers s pe n t the Easter weekend with their daughter and son in Chicago and Lombard. Mrs. Anna Hose, Mrs. Georgia Williams and Mrs. Marion SuloH were callers; Wednesday, h ; Surgery Again Clarence Sossong entered the Chicago Wesley Memorial hospital April 7, for an indefinite stay. He was operated on again Monday, April 14, friends and neighbor^ will remember that Clafenjce underwent major surgery'this past winter and had been progressing very nicely when a new ailhient occurred making surgery necessary. Friends and neighbors may send their get Chicago, Room 1172. Let's all help to. n»ke Clarence's days a little brighter by sending a card. -- SS Easter -<Sue«t« ' home of Mr... and Mr§L Cleveland Wade was overflowing Easter Sunday * with the f a m i l y a l l g a t h e r e d . * ; While Alice, With the help of her sister, Esther .Chambers, was preparing the turfcey, ham and beef With all: the;, trimmings, Cleve entertftined his children and their little ones. » The Wade familyy caihe / to mom and pop from various localities, Edgar and Arlene and two children and niece from Chicago, Ms*, and Mrs. Cleveland Wade with their e i g h t c h i f c l r e n from T i n . l e y Park, Mr. and Mrsi.^^ii^Be' Griffith and three sons from*, Lombard, Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks and two children (the Wades two great-grandchildren) from St. 'Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Earl DoweU and five children from fHuemann's subdivision and Vicki Griffith from Lombard. ; , A, hilarious time was had with all the small fry together, making this an Easter to be remembered for some time. iteturns to Miss Janyce Bonder has resumed her studies at Mount S t . Mary's academy at S t . Charles after spending the Easter holidays with her parents, the John Bonders. the limelight all day and at both grandmothers, Lindie^ received many beautiful gifts, while mopimie stood by beaming With admiration. ; J, COUNTY TITLE COMPANY H|lS 5 100th BIRTH&AY!* M & . ...'AjGet Togetlier^t.V. -- On Tuesday,, evening, April 8, a delicious buffet luncheon was served at the John Bonder home on the north side of the village, while another luncheon was being served at the Hyatt home on the south side of the village. Over 150 guests were entertained in each home while awaiting the election returns. Some women think they are doing all they can to reduce if they read an occasional article on the subject .*. The McHenry County Title company at Woodstock. has a background of t i t l e s e r v i c e dating back to 1858 when an attorney, Edward Sloan, began the profession of furnishing evidence of title to real estate. In 1866, E. E. Richards took up this same line' ofv work and in 1887 E. C. Jewett became associated with Mr. Richards under the firrii name of Richards & Jewett. In 1899, Charles B. Wright became associated with Mr. Richards and Mr. Jewett and the firm was incorporated under the laws of Illinois under the firm name of Richards, Jewett & Wright Abstract company. . Hon. William M. Carroll, Judge of the Circuit court of McHenry county, was a director of that company and is still a director of the present company. During the early years of McHenry county's history the county maintained a predominantly agricultural character. Recent years have seen a change to well divided agricultural, manufacturing, • suburban and resort living. Realizing the need yfor fast, efficient 3tnd economical title service in McHenry. county's evef expanding economy; the Henry County Title company provides the property owner* of McHenry county with tjtlr insurance, which today is basis for over 90 percent all title Evidence in use in tl county. • : :,~r\ •• A On April 10th, ground bruiting ceremonies were held fof" the construction of the netijr building which will house tyif company and its valuable cords. A juvenile delinquent's t) friend are his parents, if can find them home. S FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR 1 0 WATCH THESE MARCHING FEET COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SSAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OP SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 • Just East of Ronte 12 - Volo, IlL Phone McHenry 667-W-l • • h .M first Communion Linda Parratore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parratore made her first Communion at St. Mary's oh April 13. The celebrating for this great day took place at grandmother Parratore's home in Chicago A delicious dinner was served to the family of aunts and uncles, mama and dad, sisters and brothers of Linda. After the dinner the Parratores vis ited grandmother LaCoro, Mrs Parratore's mother. Being ir April Vacation On Thursday, April 3. Mr. and -Mrs. Phil Kibbe left for the grand city of Washington, D.C., to visit Phil's sister and husband who reside there. A lovely time was had With Phil and Doris sightseeing in D.C. SAVE MONEY! AVOID WASTE! READY-MIX CONCRETE RADIO DISPATCHED McHenry Ready Mix Co., inc. It! v f 606 Front St. PHONE 920 McHenry, Illinois kins, Tommy Bostler, Dwayne While there they witnessed the Car Have your car ready for your vacation and summer travel. Save over $25.00 by taking advantage of this spring tune-up special. CARBURETOR OVERHAUL (New Parts) TUNE ENGINE (New Parts) GREASE OIL CHAlftig ...... . *•* BRAKE ADJUSTMENT ........... PACK WHEELS !.. 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