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x'WZ Page Fourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/ October 22 , 19$J %ohn8burg FORESTER GIRLS JN GAY COSTUMES FOR HALLOWEEN by Betty Hettermann funny masks at their last meet- | to Harry T. Knight of Washing in preparation for Hallo- ' ington, D.C. The young couple ween. This troop now meets on i plans a winter wedding. Tuesdays in the public school. Jo Annie Town Jifn and Betty Freund had a beautiful day last Monday Some sixty-five members of .-the juvenile girl Foresters "turned up at the Community Club hall last Monday in costumes ranging from one extreme to another. Starting off the evening of fun.^the girls from sixth grade and up, went tout on a scavenger hunt. The hunt prize was won by the team captained by Elaine Mi- Chels. The kept busy Various natures in the club hall. A grand march, in . which all the girls in costume participated, was held and the St. John's school Sisters acted as judges. It was, quite' a job to pick a winner from the group since most of the cbstumes were really terrific. The good Sisters agreed upon the following: Karen Hettormann for the prettiest, as a fairy princess. Sandy Hettermann for the most appropriate as a scarecrow, TTieresa Freund for the funniest as a down and out hobo, and Diane Stilling, Nancy Kay Miller and Kathy Hettermann as the most original when they came dressed as the three pigs. Lunch was served by the juvenile directors who were assisted by Alma Freund and Marie Oeffling. delicious home-made cookies as a treat. Starting with'the next meeting the following girls will when they started out for their be the new officers: Joy Hetter- j new home in Hollywood, Flormann as president. Karen Het- !ida. The Freunds gathered retermann as v i c e-president, ! cently on two occasions with Carol Jean Hiller as secretary- their relatives and friends for treasurer, and Kristine Kerr as j a farewell celebration. cookie chairman. | Friends of Joe Himpleman ; were happy to see him home Congratulations Corner j from Hines hospital recently to Peter M. Freund was pleas- ; spend a few days with his fam« antly surprised by his family ;ilyon Oct. 16 when the group i D°n * forget to save your old Spring Grove SODALITY HEARS REPORTS FROM DCCW DELEGATES by Mrs. diaries Freund Members of the Christian Mothers Sodality met at St. Peter's hall on Thursday night. Sixty-five members were present. Reports were given by the delegates and the ladies who attended the DCCW convention in Aurora in September. A project for the benefit of the Newman Foundation was announced. Home-made candies can be obtained for Christmas by contacting any of the following ladies, Mrs. Albert Wipyounger girls were dropped by unexpectedly to [ newspapers for the cub scout playing games of celebrate his seventieth birth-[ PaPer drive! day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. i The Gerald Hettermann fam- _ ^ Alvin Freund of Chicago, Mt. were guests in the Charles < per Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. and Mrs. Bud Miller and fam- Hansen home in McHenry last j Jerome Miller of Spring Grove; ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Freund Sunday afternoon in a baptism Mrs. Bob Amore of Solon Mills; * * Mrs. James Mclntee 6f Richmond; Mrs. Harriet McCall of William Thornton, Spring Grove; traffic safety - Mrs. Charles Cuda, McHenry; organization and development - Mrs. John Balmesr~CaryT----- Visit St. Paul Pat Kagan and Richard Wagner visited Pat's brother, Leigh Kagan, at St. Paul Major Seminary in St. Paul, Minn., this weekend. Madison Trip Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Kagan and sons, David and Michael, enjoyed a day with Jim Kagan at Queen of Apostles Seminary in Madison, Wis., on Sunday. , WALTER OBLINGER SPEAKS BEFORE COUNTY DOCTORS and family and Mr. and Mrs. celebration for young Annette Rill Rutzen. The Howard Marie Hansen. Sandy Hetter- Freund family of Palatine was , mann and Jimmy Thompson, unable to join the celebration, cousins of the infant, acted as 1 Our congratulations to Mr. godparents. i and Mrs. John- Thelen. who Members of Hettermann's were surrounded by their fam- softball team and their wives ily last Sunday, when they en- : or girl friends were present at joved dinner in observance of ..the" V.F.W. club house last Sat- ! their thirty-sixth wedding an-: urdav evening to receive their i niversary. : j trophies for winning first place j A special bouquet of best j in the league and first place i wishes are extended to Mr. ' in the playoffs. . and Mrs. William J. Mevers i who will celebrate their fiftythird wedding anniversary next Saturday. Oct. 24. Club Presents Halloween Dance While we are still in the costume mood, just a reminder of the Halloween dance to be sponsored by the community club coming up on Oct. 31. Members and their friends are cordially invited to join in on the festivities on this particular evening. Girl Scout and Brownie News A Halloween discussion was on the agenda for the past two meetings of girl scout troop 408. The girls decided upon holding a Halloween party at a future meeting. Last week they cut out pumpkins, cats and witches. Games were played at each of the meetings followed by a goodnight circle. Troop 295 made fall centerpieces for their mothers from the leaves they collected at a previous meeting. Games were enjoyed by the girls after which Carol Ann Dehn served as cookie hostess.. Troop 378 made some real Emergency Calls j j The fire department was ! j called to Pistakee Highlands ! last Mondav where a grass fire 'WPS out of control. ! I Sunday afternoon a call : came in for assistance in help- ; ing an occunant of a car that had run off the road near Adams garage. No one was Injured. i Hospital Notes Youne Billy Scott of Hillers' "lib^-'vicion was a recent pa- j tient at the McHenrv I where he stayed just long j : enough to have his tonsils re- j moved. Mrs. Kileore of Sunset View : is scheduled to enter the Illi- j | nois Research hospital in Chi- ; , cago to undergo surgery as a ! result of a recent accident, j Speedy get well wishes are sent I to her from all her friends and neighbors. i Engagement Announeement i Another of our young women ; has accepted an engagement I ring and is making plans for , 1 her wedding. Mr. and Mrs. ! George Hiller recently an- 1 nounced the engagement of ' their daughter, Dorothy Ann, EGG GRADING SCHOOL Twenty-six students received egg grading proficiency certificates iast week at the first state-wide egg grading school at the Illinois State fair grounds. Stillman J. Stanard, director of the state Department of Agriculture, said: "Graduates will be able to take their places in the growing egg j industry and assist in raising I the standards among produc- ! ers, farmers and retailers." Wonder Lake. Place your orders early, Christmas is just around the corner. There was a pantry shower for the nuns and a table was loaded with plenty of good things to eat. For entertainment slides of Vermont, Canada and Mexico were shown by Joseph Koberstine and were greatly enjoyed by all present. A lovely lunch was served at the close of the evening. DCCW News Newly appointed chairmen for the McHenry Deanery are: corresponding secretary - Mrs. William G. Smith, Spring Grove; spiritual development - Mrs. Catherine Rogers, McHenry; publicity - Mrs. James Mclntee, Richmond; rural life - Mrs. John Wilson, Richmond; library and literature - Mrs. Club Meets Mrs. Frank Tinney entertained members of her club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Cards were played and prizes went to Mrs. Christina' Rritz, Mrs. Mary Nimsgern, Mrs. Tillie May, Mrs. Tinney und,Mrs. Helen Smith. A delicious lunch was served after cards. FATALITY RECORD Gov. Stratton 'reported that preliminary figures show Illinois traffic accidents claimed 139 lives last month, 22 per cent fewer than the 178 fatalities in September, 1957. The toll was the lowest September total on record except for the war years when gasoline rat i o n i n g c u r t a i l e d h i g h w a y travel. Walter L. Oblinger of Springfield, Counsel for the Illinois State Medical society, spoke before the McHenry County Medical society and auxiliary at Memorial hospital in Woodstock last,, evening. The meeting was held to consider medical legislation in the National Congress and the Illinois General Assembly. In attendance were State Senator Robert McClory, state representatives Mrs. Ferne Carter Pierce, John Manning, A. B. McConnell and Elmer J. Hoffman, congressman for the 14th Congressional district. Mr. Oblineer, who is, responsible for medical legfslation a n d who i s e d i t o r o f t h e Springfield Newsletter, a medical publication, and a former FBI agent, was introduced by Dr. John R. Tambone, president of. the McHenry County Medical society. Mr. Oblinger reviewed the record of the 7 1 s t G e n e r a l A s s e m b l y , a n d spoke on the Forand Bill which he charged was "bad medicine" for the people of this country and that it would lead to nationalization of the medical profession. He warned that physicians must take an interest in legislation and take part in politics, if necessary. Guests also included Circuit Judge William Carroll and County Judge James Cooney. 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