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••;, v T* ' ' 1 :. vJ ' ' ---' • .T?£ : \.-^ '••• v *' THE'McHENRY PIAINDEA3LER tSf'^ fhtyu&y* OcMber-fc M5f Johnsburg & IfJtilO fOR HAU.0WEEN toy Betty Hettermann the service.'At 5-*30 a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents for the immediate members, of ,the family and close friend*. New Grandparents Repeating their roles as grandparents recently as they have done several times previously were Mrs. DellfipMHier and Mr. and Mrs. Chafles Mi- Juvenile directors, Lauraj Chels. Mr. and Mrs. ^eorge " fechmitt and Mabel Smith, have • ».<been making plans for a Hal- " loween party to be held, on • the next regular meeting night ' >bf the juvenile girl Foresters. ' AH girls attending this get- < -together are asked to come in '"Costume. Get to it girls! Start •o rummaging through the old r*trunks and boxes. You just \iever know what you will come Up with. The party and meetfng will take place on Oct. 13 at 7 o'clock in the com- 'munitv club hall. A scavenger hunt will take place during the -course of the evening for those in sixth grade and up. Other ;' various activities are being planned for the younger group. ed as bookie hostess for the afternoon. The newest of- the Brownie troops met in tne 'Pete" Peterson home last Wedinesday afternoon. v The leaders of this group, who are Marge Peterson and "yours truly," are as new as the troop itself but we have high hopes of "growing up" with our girls. The afternoon was pretty well taken up by getting the girls acquainted with one another and having them register. Peggy Peterson distributed her cook- Miller Of McHenry welcomed their third child, a son, born on Sept. 18 at the Woodstock hospital. Checking in just two days later on 'Sept. 20 was ies fo^1 this particular meeting, Mrs. Harold Mlchels who gavej -- birth to a daughter at thej Shower Honors Bride Elect same h o s p i t a l . " M i k e " and L i i ; j M i s s M i l d r e d H i l l e r was St. John's P.T.A. News The teaching staff of St. John's school and P.T.A. members totaled seventy when the organization met for the first time this semester last Mond a y e v e n i n g . S e p t . 2 2 . T h e meeting got underway with its new slate of officers all present. Kach member present on who reside in McCullom Lake are' now the proud parents of fOur daughters and two sons. Not to be forgotten, in their newest role of grandparents, which they also have repeated several times in the past are Mr. and' Mrs. Ben Kennebeck. Their son ana- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennebeck welcomed a male branch to their family tree on Sept. 9. Congratulations are extended to all the new parents and the grandparents. Girl Scont and Brp\ynte News The fdur troops of the Girl Scouts and Brownies got under way last week with a full course of planning and activity. Troop 135 met last Monday this particular evening intro- HP vening at the Albert Adams duced himself and named the children attending St. John's school. A bazaar and bake sales for sometime in November was discussed -dunng ' the meet in g. Further details on this will appear in future issues 'of this column. home. The^feaders separated the girls into various patrols. These patrols will be working on the following badges: Patrol -1 <-- homemaking; Patrol 2 -- home health and safety; Patrol 3 -- first aid. Songs were sung by the girls and re- The next meeting will be ob- freshments were served at the ' served as open house for the ] close of the meeting. ( • ' p a r e n t s i n t h e s c h o o l o n t h e fourth Monday in November This will give the mothers and fathers a chance to see what tbeir children have been' doing stnce school started. Also it "will be an excellent opportunity to discuss your child's pro- **gto?ss with his respectiveHeacner. The meeting was brought to a close with a prayer after which cake and coffee were served by the committee. Wedding Vows Repeated The - home of Mrs. Gladys Hollenbach was the scene of a small but beautiful ceremony which united Miss Janice Mary Hollenbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hollenbach, and Richard Gehrig in marriage. Mrs. Gladys Hollenbach acted as matron of honor for her niece while the best man's role was taken ty William Banks. The rite was" performed at 2 o'clock last Saturday after noon by Justice of the Peace Richard Marshall. Brunch was served immediately following The Brownie troop which meets every Tuesday afternoon in the community club hall under the leadership of Mig Joyce and Gloria Jorgenson, found the afternoon quite taken up with story telling and g e t t i n g r e - a c q u a i n t e d . * T h e girls related their various exp e r i e n c e s a t d $ y c a m p l a s t summer and what the vacation period unfolded for them £fti^ past, season. The girls also disc u s s e d v a r i o u s p r o j e c t s t h e y will undertake in the future weekly meetings. Refreshments were served by 'the afternoon hostess. guest of honor at a bridal shower held in the^ community club hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. 23. Some, sixty-five ladies from Ringwood, Woods toSk, McHenry, Johnsburg, Kenosha, Burlington and Elkhorn came laden with gifts which will prove useful tip the bride elect in the future years. Bunco and cards were played, prior to Mildred ^opening her gifts. Refreshments were served by the s h o w e r h o s t e s s e s w h o w e r e Berniece Freund, Barbara Wag n e r , E s t e l l e K l a p p e r i c h a n d Jacquelyn Hiller. Miss Hiller will become the bride Of- Leon Derben of. Milwaukee at St. John's church on Oct. 18. Congratulations Corner Belated wishes to Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Sr., who celebrated their wedding anniversary on Sept. 23. Happy birthday to little Mike Hettermann who will light 3 candles on his cake come Oct. 3. Young Pam Pechous " was quite the young hostess recently as she greeted / ner guests at a party honoring her third birthday. Guests at the Pechous home last Saturday to help Pam celebrate were: Mrs. Dorothy Freund and children, Cindy, Ricky and Scott of McH e n r y ; L y n n J o h n s o n a n d Alice Wilson of Bistakee Highlands, Mrs.VAnri' McCulla, Mike a n d G r a c e a n d M r s . B e t t y Schmitt and Greg. In the late - a f t e r n o o n P a m ' s p a t e r n a l grandparents, the John Pechouses of Pistakee Highlands, dropped ih to extend their congratulations while in the evening her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bochat of Chicago were visitors. \Alsc present were Mrs. Harry Sleben of .Fox Lake and Pam's great-grandmother, from- Chicago and last but not leaist little Roger Pechous, Pam's brother. The youngsters who attended Mike McCuila's fifth birthday celebration5 last Sunday' afternoon were in for quite a surprise upon arrival. Mike's parents rented a pony for the children to ride for the afternoon. You can just imagine the anticipation of each youngster as they awaited their turn on the pony. Cake, ice cream and pink lemonade were served to the following children: Dan, Greg a n d D e b b i e G r e e n , G r e g Schmitt, Mike and Steve Wolfe, Mary and Pat O'Conrtor, Mark and Diane Schlueter, Mark and Terry Kruger, Maureen, Billy and Pat Crist, Joy and Karen Hettermann, Warren Smith, Pam and Roger Pecljous and Mike's little sister, Grace. Unable to attend was Lynn Seltzer. • „ Special congratulations to "Uncle" Tom Roesch who celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday with a host of his friends last Saturday evening. Around The Town Mrs. George Oeffling Jr. \yas hostess to about twenty-five women last Tuesday evening in a demonstration for the home. Sarah served dessert apd coffee to the ladies as they sat in her living .room chatting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lambejack of Fostoria, Ohio, spent last weekend visiting at the home of Arnie and Clara Michels. Earlier this week Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kimmet of Camp Hanford, Wash., and his s i s t e r , A n n a K i m m e t , w e r e their visitors. Spending a few days in Chicago this weekend visiting her aunt and her. sister is Mrs. Joe' Smith. The George Lasser family of Chicago were weekend guests at the-home of his parents, Mr. ancte Mrs. Rudy Lasser. Mr. and Mrs. Rich&rd Dehn and family were in ^Chicago last Sunday to attend the baptismal rite o£ their niece, Terri Ann Davis1,; at the Maternity b.v.m. church. HERE 'AND THERE IN BUSINESS UNVEIL DAIRlf EQUIPMENT The Craft Manufacturing company of North Chicago, makers of bulk milk cooleris, took the wraps off of. their newest creationl Sani-Vac, at a press, conference held recently at the company Offices on North Davis street. Craf^president is A, A. (Tony) Varese of McHenry. Attending the conference were farm editors, public health officials and dairy sanitarians, all of whom expressed the belief that this new milk transfer unit was the biggest step forward since the bulk milk cooler. They agreed it would practically eliminate all outside contamination. Thus its widespread use would mean higher quality milk on the table. Lakemoor - Greet Travelers Returning 'Home by Mairion Sulok--592-R-l Friends, and neighbors gathered at the John Hose home on Sunday evening to Welcome home Mrs. Hose and daughter, Christine from a three months visit with relatives in Germany. An enjoyable time was had in Europe but Lakemoor looked the best when the welcome mat was - put out with all close friends to greet them as they returned. Mrs. Hose and Christine report that the weather was very cool and that the living conditions have changed considerably since their family came to this country five years ago. Friends and neighbors surprised Mrs. Hose by having dinner ready to serve upon their arrival and also a gift that Anne will, not forget for sometime. NEW APPRAISAL STANDARDS STUDIED BY LOAN GROUPS Directors and secretary-treasurers of national farm loan associations in northern Illinois met in LaSalle recently. New appraisal standards in effect s i n c e M a y , w h i c h p e r m i t larger loans on productive farms, was the principal topic discussed. Walter H. Droste, president of the Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, stated thai the substantial increase in the amount of loan now available m a k e s i t p o s s i b l e f o r m o r e farmers to receive the benefit of a long term, low Interest rate, Federal Land Bank loan. £The Woodstock Farm Loan association serves McHenix Lake and Boone t Counties* ) A very busy Brownie troop met in the Richard Dehn home last Wednesday afternoon following the school ^session. This g r o u p w a s k e p t q u i t e b u s y making felt headbands and trimming them with buttons, sequins, etc. This particular troop is under the guidance of Harriett Marshall and Dorothy Whiting. Carol Ann Dehn.act- FOR INTERNATIONAL IX HARVESTER Parts and Service CALL ADAMS REPAIR SHOP Johnsburg & Pistakee Bay ioadp-^ IdHenrv Roads Phone: MdHenry 434 DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry , I? (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 0 TO 12 A.M. sad 1 TO 5 PJB. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:30 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 V.F.W. Troop 161 hkd two very big surprise^ for the boys last. Thursday night when Roy Morrison came over and showed us three films, one on Russia, another .on sports, and still another about Woody Woodpecker. Mr. M-o r r i s o n made a promise to bring his new projector down to future meetings. Tjfie second surprise was Mr. Gibson who gave the boys a number of interesting pointers oh the use and care of firearms. The boys were thoroughly^, delighted with Mr. Gibson's demonstration. Mr. Gibson promised to give further instruction and also give the boys a chance to fire some rounds on 'an official target range. The future troop activities include many such experiences of this sort for the boys. There will also be an opportunity for the boys to take an official Red Cross first aid course iri the very near future. Last Thursday we were honored to bave in addition to our standard adult help, Mr. Sulok, Mr. Beahler and of course Mr. Morrison and Mr. Gibson at the troop meeting. Last Saturday four adults from t^e troop attended the council training program, for the scouters down at Camp Lowden. They were Mr. Beahler, Mr. Para, Mr. Lubke and Mr. Todd.o They w e r e i n s t r u c t e d i n s i m p l e scoutcraft and hoW to get the point across lo the boys. * The program also included a cookout for the men. A fine council fire program concluded the day of training. The green bar. patrol of the troop will plan a camping trip for the boys to take next weekend. All parents are invited to attend tonight's meeting to find out about our plans for the camping trip. to 10 in. the Lilymoor and Fritzsche estate area and will hold their «ieeting at the littlef white school house just off of route 12Q. Any girls who would like to join the Brownies can v get further information from Mrs. Leona Fantus at*596-J-m New Brownie Troop " A new troop is being formed for the girls from the age of 7 Mrs. Pat Morrison at 591-PR Girl Scouts Ti^op 309 At/their last meeting 24 girls were1" present to vote on their new officers for the scouting season. 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