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Page Ten THE McHENttY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September 21. lftl Johnsburq I their honeymoon trip, the new Mr. and Mrs. Keenan will take WEEKLY MEETINGS up residence in Chicago where FOR BROWNIES AND'lhey are both employec'- GIRL SCOUTS BEGIN! Congratulations Corner Betty Hettermann Loo and Mabel Smith were feted in several ways to hortor their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. One being a ehariva- With the children all back ill school now and getting back into a routine once again, the ! r' held last Monday, Sept. 11. local Brownie and Girl Spouts will Ix^in I heir weekly meetings. Troop 295 began this week with their first meeting held on Wednesday evening from Making up the group were He en and Herman Kreutzer, £kl and Marie Krett and Joe and Martha Freund. The surprise visitors provided the lunch and refreshments and a gift to com- 6:30 to 8::H)*in the home of memorate the occasion. ^ their leader, Marge Barth. The first meeting of troop 378 in the Girl Scout capacity will be held in the public school on Sept. 26 at.3:30. This troop flew-up at the Mot her-Daughter tea last May. The new leaders are Grace Sullivan and Helen Koch. 5 . " • , - i New Members to be Taken Vp ^ Since there is only one > new mernijers of the Brownie troop in this area. Blessed Virgin sodality will be Kgthy Barth celebrated her eleventh birthday last Sunday by treating Melinda Long, Linda Mangold and Sandy Thomas to a show in Fox Lake. Happy birthday to Dorothy Hettermann who celebrates a little later this month. Alice Biesehke and her coleaders. Svlvia Obstfelder and taken up on the regular meetn x u n , i , > 1 1 . i n ^ n i g h t o f O c t , 1 0 . A n y p a r - Marian Pflug. have deeded to yh _woman who wishes to join .enlarge then- troop. They • will • S(X,ality is asked, to call accept ;u.\ 7. S or 9 year olds. fit! Alviria Miller at EV. 5- from the Jolinsburg and Sunny- 1262 n]. Lu Ann Smi1h at eV; side area. Please call either of ; 5 6578 fls soon as pnssibie. these th-ee ladies as soon as i Ch h servic.es and, benedicpossible. T he weekly meetings , tkm f()llowed b 1hp. re>,ulai *^ f A7^". y "! ! wil1 ,ake >jlace ,,n ,his 3:30 to 4:30 in the basement i , Of Mrs. Obst folder's home al 1 a 1405 Bavview Lane in Sunnyside. This is troop 150. Marge Barth is still handling the uniform exchange in her home on Spring Grove road, but they are coming in awfully slow. There are lots of i _ . . . , . . . , , r p r, . , - , ... . : of any kind for ihis paity aie B,r „o w. nies who , w, ould, lik.fe to i needed. If you .w..o uld IlIiLk-Oe ttno OZ btain a second hand uniform. . ^ 4 , . , , -fl c . ., t dtfhate any kind of gift, please I.f you ha, ve a uniform *y ou. r i (jet .i n 4t ouc.h wi.t4h, Alvina Millei. daughter has outgrown and is s Donations Needed Speaking of the Blessed Virgin Sodality, they will sponsor thpir first public party on Sunday evening, Oct. 15, in the community club hall. Donations still wearable, please contact Marge right away. Grandson Number Three Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wirtz of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Freund are positively elated With their new grandson. A 6 lb., 11 oz. boy was born on Sept. 8 in St. Joseph's hospital in Elgin to Jack and Catherine. The little fellow who will answer to the name of Mark Henry has two bigger brothers, Raymond and Jeffrey. Congratulations to all! Around the Town The George Hillers are hap- Wedding Bells Ring The sun shone brightly last Saturday, Sept. 16, for Tom Keenan and Joan Blake. The young couple was united in marriage in a beautiful ceremony performed at 11 o'clock in St. Mary's church. A large group of relatives and friends were on hand at the V.F.W. hall later in the day to extend their best wishes to the newlyweds. Upon returning from BUILDING MATERIALS FREE ESTIMATES ON . .. Aluminum Combination and Doors -- Gutters Roofing -- Siding Wall and Floor Tile Call FRANK GANS Representative 1502 N. 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Sor.ne fortv-four ladies were present in the McHenry Country Glub last week when the lady F'oresters held a lunchcon followed by a social afternoon of cards. a Joe and CJara Adams were real happy to have their niece and nepfriew, Mr. and Mrs. Michael H.lag of San Antonio, Texas, spending last week visiting in tfcieir home. While here the Haagrt visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Schaefer in McHenry and Mr. aod Mrs. Art Wagner in Grayslake. Major and Mrs. G e »• a I d Might, ShirJey and Tommy, of Rantoul speiit last weekend as guests in the Arnold Michels home. Mrs. Lizzie Michels and Mrs. Lena Pit.zen were dinner and supper quests there on Sunday. I Jack and Ollie Keenan rej turned to Pompano Beach. | Fla., last week after spending a month up here. The main reason for their recent visit was the wedding of their son, Tom, to Joan Blake which took place last Saturday. Carol Ann Stilling of St. Colet tu's school spent several days last week in the home of her grandmother. Mrs. Helen Hettermann. While here she attended the Blake-Keenan wedding. The rescue squad was called to Route ,'U last Wednesday morning to the scene of a car accident. The car had . overturned and the three occupants were taken to the McHenry hospital and lalei released. Don't forget about the first meeting of St. John's Home i and School association to be h(HTf"tje.\t Monday, Sept. 25, in the community club hall. | . Whenever a gal can'J keep b j secret, at least she distributes ! it even i v. OPENS SEASON Parents, Faculty Get Acquainted, Discuss Courses Thursday evening at 8:15 o'clock was another first for McHenry. The newly organized high school P.T.A. had its first meeting in the high school cafeteria. Many months of planning and discussion preceded the formation of this organization, which is a branch of the national and state P.T.A. groups. The purpose of this association is "educational, and shall be non-commercial, non-sectarian and non-partisan. This association shall not seek to direct the administrative activities of the school nor to control its policies, but may cooperate with organizations and agencies active in child welfare", as stated in the policies of adopted by-laws. Any person who is interested in the welfare of youth and will uphold these by-laws may j become a member upon payment of a small dues. The an- ; nual local portion shall be .80 per capita, the national portion | .05 and the state, .15. j Regular meetings of the organization are held the second Thursday of September, November, January and March. I The December and May meet- I ings are in combination with | the Community P.T.A. I The executive com m i t t e e I consists of the officers of the ! association, the chairmen of the ; standing committees, the prini cipal of the high school or his ! representative and the chair-' j men of the sections. The stu- | dent body may be represented ; in an advisory capacity on the I executive committee by the president of the Student Council and two class representatives elected by the students. Six regular meetings of this executive committee are held during the year. Aims of PTA The objective of the P.T.A. are as follows: 1 To promote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school, church and community; 2, to raise the standards of home life; 3, to secure adequate laws for the protection and care of children and youth; 4, to bring into closer relation the home and school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child; 5, to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. In upholding these objectives, the program Thursday night was "get-acquainted night". The new teachers were intro- "duced and then the group was | divided into four classes -- | freshmen, sophomores, juniors j and seniors. The parents then met with the counselor and I teachers of each class. They j gave a brief resume of the j courses they teach and the I work plans for the year. | This was a very interesnng i and informative program. Parents and teachers concluded the evening with refreshments served by the freshman class chairman, Mrs. Arnold Larsen. APPREHEND A.W.O.L. SOLDIER Brian Powers of Rt. 2, Deep j Spring Woods. Wonder L^e, | was apprehended by McHenry j police at Paper package Co. j on Green street, where he was ; employed, at 8 o'clock Tuesday | morning. The young soldier was j reported to' have been A.W.O.L. I from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., I for the past eleven days. He ! was turned over to military JXJlice at Fort Sheridan. 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