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M • •» Thursday. Oclobgr 16. 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Thirteen Johnsburg CLUB MAKES PLANS FOR BAHCE. OCT. 25 by Betty Hettermana • Final plans are in the making for the forthcoming Halloween dance to be held on Saturday evening, Oct. 25, sponsored by the Community Club. Once a year, we grownups get a chance toilet our imaginations run wWl. A Hallowe'en party is an excellent excuse to curb our conservative moods. As long 95 an opportunity is given to us why shouldn't we take ad- Vantage* of it. Get busy now and start planning your masquerade for Oct. 25. Maybe you can get a group together and plan your costumes. This proves to be twice as much fun. ^ group of distinguished guests will be present on this particular evening to judge all those in costume. Judging will take place at 10 o'clock sharp, so come early. Bazaar Coming Up . St. John's P.T.A. is planning a bazaar for Sunday, Nov. 2 Donations for white elephant itCTTis, fancy goods, doll clothes, sfpfed dolls, houseplants, bakery or canned goods or miscellaneous items are now being solicited. If you care to d^ nate any of the above mentioned articles please contact Mrs. Richard Frederick. An exchange booth which will take care of boots, skates, girls and boy scouts uniforms will also be set up on this date. Remembe^ to keep this date in mind arm be sure to call Mrs. Frederick about your donations. Caution Urged Gribe again' the ^Halloween season^ upon lis. It is not too early to start using cautionary measure? so when this fall season is over none of us will have anything to regret.' The rescue squad members have done ar terrific job in the past years by being on the alert on this particular evening when the little "trick or treats" are out for their "once a year haul". The squad members distribute warning flares which are placed on the road to warn motorists to proceed with caution. .. <• ' Think about this for the next two weeks and be prepared with an extra, amount of caution on this particular evening. son, Stevie, of Fostoria, Ohio. In Aurora last Saturday to attend the funeral of Henry Steil were Joe N. Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben N. Schmitt, Mrs. John N. Schmitt," Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund and Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen. Hospital Patients Mrs. Rudy Laaser's father who resides in the Lasser, home, was taken by ambulance to the' Woodstock hospital last Wednesday evening. The elderly gentleman slipped within the house and broke his hip. John Schaefer was also taken to the Woodstock hospital by ambulance last week suffering frojn a hip dislocation. Mr. Schaefer has made his home with the George Oeffling Sr. family for the last couple of years. ReminderDate \ A last minute reminder of the public party next Sunday evening, Oct. 19 in the school hall sponsored by your part to build .up the school building fund. Accident Victim Bill Haag. returned to his home Sunday afternoon after spending a few days in an Evanston hospital. On his way to work Friday 0Bill was the victim of an auto colision. After ai few days rest Bill should be feeling fit once again. Double Celebration Gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen last Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Vern Thelen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thelen and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter and son and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Aldenbrook and sons. The occasion was the celebration of John and Agatha's thirty-fifj:h wedding anniversary. Their actual wedding date is Oct. 17. To make this gathering twice as festive, a birthday cake was baked to honor the second natal day of little Joey Aldenbroo" k. Around the Town Mr. and Mrs. Dick Guyser motored to Detroit, Mich, last weekend to attend the wedding of a relative. Guests in the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Michels recently were Mr. and Mrs. John Bugner of Alvada, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bugner and Hettermann-s softball team, their wives and families, and quite a few followers traveled to New Munster last Sunday for their annual exhibition game with the home team. Although Hettermann's were on the losing end, everyone had lots of fun and laughs. Girl Scouts and Brownie News Troop 135 curbed their business matters when they met last Monday, afternoon in the community club hall. The leaders and the girls celebrated the first anniversary of the t r o o p s e x i s t e n c e . B r o w n i e Troop 40 were"their guests for the afternoon. Cake and ice cream followed by games were enjoyed by all present. Village of Sunxxyside H. Mackmion Elected Trustee Irm» Gunther--1577-J : Our congratulations to Harry Mackinson wh<jf hds just been elected by the board of trustees to replace * Mr. Linden. Mr. Linden, as.you know, handed in his resignation as trustee after having been elected acting village president. Street Lights The Public Service Co. has all the equipment ijj&cessary to the installations of air ligllts, and if the weather will cooperate a little we should be all lit up by mid-Octaber.. The Wednesday afternoon I Brownie troop which meets weekly in the Peterson home welcomed, their newest member, Mary Catherine Frederick. This now makes this group a complete troop. The girls cut and pasted pictures with which to cover their boxes. These I b o x e s a r e u s e d by t h e g i r l s t o ' keep their personal belongings | in one place. j The girls recited the Brownie pledge which they have now j l e a r n e d by h e a r t . Jo A n n , Freund was cookie hostess for the afternoon. Trees George Schuman's tree proposal has been accepted and we will all have trees planted along the edges of our properties by the village. The trees to be planted are all fairly good in size and it should greatly improve the beauty of our village. Troop 295 welcomed a new member into their group last week also. Betty Hemplemann is the new member's name. The girls played games while the newest members finished their felt headbands. Halloween Party Oct. 24 from 3 until 5 We have a Slight change in our Halloween party plans. Weather permitting it will be FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Parts and Service CALL ADAMS REPAIR SHOP Johnsburg & Pistakee Bay Roads Phone: McHenry 434 held in the park at the northfind of River drive across the steet of George Schuman, games wiU be? played with prizes jfor t^e winners and yes you sfiSola come in costume because the best costume and the funniest one will receive prizes also. Refreshments will be served in the Schuman's basment. Each child should be accompanied by one or both parents. Invitations are being sent to all the families in the village and replies are requested so there wiil be enough prizes and refreshments for all the children who will attend. Our hay ride for the parents in the evening will be something we growns-ups are all looking forward to, so hurry up and call Chris Williams and make your reservations, 2479-M. Boy Scouts William Creutz would like some of us to volunteer-to "go door to door to help raise funds for t he Boy Scouts of McHenry area. These funds are badly needed and any one interested should get in touch with him. Call McHenry 717. celebrated it on the fifth with friends from Milwaukee, Waukegan and McHenry. William Garrity, Sr., sure had a-fast one pulled on him when his wife had some friends drop in for- a surprise birthday party. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Seibert, Dean Cios and Chief Heitz stopped in along with Bill's sister and Mr. and Mrs. Marzak, friends from Chicago. Along with the birthday celebration this was aliso the Garritys twenty-seventh wedding anniversary. Visit The Chester Crowleys went to Kentucky for the weekend to visit Ruby's father. Home Bureau This month's meeting will be at my home and if there are any of you interested in joining you are weicome to come and attend and to learn what Home Bureau means * SUSPEND LICENSES ¥ Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced the suspension of driver lig; enses by his office as follow: Milton " Keene, Crystal Lake, Fred Maxstadt, Ringwood, Vor* non Rosenwinkel, Union, and Morris Rothenberger, Fox River Grove, all for three offenses. ful It won't kill you to be care- HALLOWEEN Birthdays Little Johnny Metzger was 5 years old on the fourth and A T T E N T I O N ! JOHNSSUftG . COMMUNITY CLUI0 inc. % WILL HOLD ITS , . .. Halloween Costume Dance SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 WATCH FOR NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE WINTER IS COMINC! 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