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Thursday, December 4, 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDE ALER 'age Nine Lakemoor Scouts Meet At Fire House % by Marion Sulok--592-R-l On this Thursday evening at the Flrt-. .nmunity-house the boy scouts will open their meeting with pntrol corner. Following this Hoy Morrison will show five very interesting films. Everyone is invited to join the boy scouts in watching these films. So for an evening ouL come to the boy scout mating and enjoy yourselves. This last Saturday seven of our boy scouts journeyed to Chicago to the Science , and Industry building to learn many things and give the boys many ideas. The trip was enjoyed by the boys that attended and will again soon make some other trip, to the big city to gain more knowlege of the tWjfes in life. Girl Scouts The adult Girl Scout Christmas party is going to be held in McHenry on Dec. 10. Any of the troop committee who would like to attend please contact Mrs. Pat Morrison. Anniversary Celebration slks you really were seeing IT and Mrs. Joseph Janiszew- .Ski on Ron Terry's Polka Time cm Nov. 22. This fine couple were celebrating their third wedding anniversary and were doing a fine job of dancing before the camera. May we all wish you many more happy jtears together, Joe and Louise. Happy Birthday J&orman Morrison celebrated his big day on -Nov. 22 with a family gathering. * Thanksgiving Outings • Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus entertained relatives on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hirsch apd family with Mr. and Mrs. John Hose and family were dinguests with relatives in Chicago on. this day. Mr. and Mrs. Iva Gustafson entertained Mrs. Gustafson's sister and family from Wheaton. ^Mr. and Mrs. John Sulok enjoyed their dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stubbings in McHenry. Lilymoor Arc Angels Hold Meeting by Sharon Counley The Arc Angels held their Nov. 25 meeting , at Laurel Hueckstaedt's home. Hie refreshments served were pop, potato chips and cup cakes. The girls discussed their Christmas plans and the giving of Christmas presents. The girls who attended were Sharon Counley, Laurel Hueckstaedt, Sara Maher. Rose Ann Brzezinski, Nancy Ehrhardt, Judi Vacondio and Laura, Belford. NEW FORD GALAXIE Personals Friday, Nov. 28, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beahler and daughter, Lori, Mrs. Pat Morrison, son Terry and daughter Mickey and Mrs. Margaret Hatch and son, Mike, were Elgin callers. On Thanksgiving morning Richard Beahler called home from the Air Force base that he is stationed at to wish his mom. dad and sister greetings fo'^he day. Mrs. Agnes Simmons, after having another bout with her sickness, is again home but must take it very easy for sometime* Miss Nancy Chadwich, daughter of Mrs. Herbert Brossman, is up and around again after having surgery performed in a Chicago hospital last week. ^fcoNSTRITCTION BIDS The state Division of High- j ways has received bids on construction and related projects in 53 counties^ throughout Illinois in connection with Gov. William G. Stratton's 1958 road j program. The bid letting was the last of eight regularly scheduled for, the 1958 construction program. Director E. A. Ros-, en^one of the Department of Public Works and Buildings said that highway engineers estimate the value of the various projects at about $25,000,- 000. Projects on which bids were received include McHenry county. V, > v:; • •• llinilllli;i!:!mil!llllllli!lllllll!l!!l!ll!i!ill!lll!l!|!!mi 4=H News iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Birthdays Fred Svoboda celebrated another year "young" on Nov. 30. The Svobodas were holding open house as a dual celebration partly on behalf of Fred's birthday and partly for the remodeling of their home. Little Gary Leske was 6ne year old on Thanksgiving day. Sixteen people were at the Leskes to join in on the festivities. Gary received many nice gifts. General News Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson and family of Westmont were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earel Belford over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Thompson writes for a paper in Westmont. Dave Fantus was home for Thanksgiving. He belongs to a fraternity called Phi Mu Alpha. It is for the MEN of music only. We're sorry for the short column this week . and hope with your co-operation it will b e b i g g e r a n d b e t t e r n e x t week. You can do your part by calling me, Mrs. Alma Hueckstadt, at 578-R-l. v CPU vjua iciciuci o MARKETING WORKSHOP ly hlt th® ®P^t' Many thanks . . . , . + , to Pam Obstfelder for letting . Plans b, y .w. hich s.t.a. t,e. .a gricul- us ,h ave .it. a.t .h er ,h ome. E~v ery ture marketing specialists work . , , . cli oseli y wi• *t hu fr ar'm ers wiilil ib e one had a grand time. exchanged by 175 delegates Our Nov. party was held at during the 1958 National Mar- our leader s home and was arketing Workshop in Springfield ranged by Norma Gruhn of Nov. 18 through 20. According Eastwood Manor and her c°mto Stillman J. Stanard, director niittee. It was an old fashof the Illinois Department of i°ne(l hoe-down. The girls Agriculture, agriculturists will dressed in square dance skirts discuss - marketing programs or blue jeans. It was held Fri and problems of their -own. -lo- day, a^ter Thanksgiving at 1 calities with an i©^e for overall J*-10- an<^ everyone enjoyed improvements to benefit the | themselves. farmer. • Reporter, Charlotte Gierke. A new series in the 1959 Ford line--the Galaxie--captures more of the/taste and styling flavor of the Thunderbird. than any other Ford model. The new luxury series includes six different body styles and will be available at Ford dealerships in early December . . " The Cardinals The 4-H Cardinals will give a fashion show at the Sunnyside Women's Home Bureau Christmas party on Dec. 13. Our girls will model their very first handmade clothing, and we hope all of our parents will attend. We now have a membership of thirty girls and are looking for a larger place to meet than our leader's home. Our Hallowe'en party was a great success. We started the evening off by singing a few songs, played games and had a lot of fun on th^ scavenger hunt. Prizes were won by Ida Leakey and Charlotte Gerke. Refreshments baked by Pam Von Obstefelder's mother real- Extra Trim Mm/Hz . You,, find this famous Meat IMTe"a1,t EExxp'UerrL ,te amed the {or t way to tnmng fat and bone WATCH FOR THE GRAND OPENING U I O . Y O V K N E W « W: Eta MtHeiMV I W<JjOi)d$tOUA A wan J Q weninff McHENRY BAKERY ATURDAY DEC. 6th--- MANY STUDENTS RATE "B" PLUS HONOR ROLL The following M.C.H.S. students rated the "B" plus honor roll for the first quarter: Freshmen: Bill Anderson, John Boyle, Jacqueline Cannon, Penn Clarke, Susan Dahlquist, Patrick Faunt. Lynn Gustavson, Richard Himpelmann, Dorothy Kerr, .Louis Liptak, Robert McDonald, Pamela Munroe and Janet Schimke,. Sophomore: Dorothy Adams, Kenneth Aeverman, Anita Barger, Kathryn Curran, Joy Fairchild, Gary Franke, Miriam Gies, Tim Marshall, Robert Miller, Eileen Noonan, Judith Nowak, Karen Parkhurst, Alan Rietesel, Marlene Schroeder, Sandi Stetson, Naiicy Whiting and Eleanore Wirfs. Junior: Karen Bailey, Lynn Buckie, Mary CarT, Mike Croighton, Darlene Friedle, Alice Granger, Paule Granger, Judy Hans. Sandy Harris, Barbara Krickl, Judy Laskowski, Beatrice Liedtke, Karen Olsen, Lance Parks, Cathy Prawl, Barb Skrentny, Dan Sompel, Carol Stritar. Jay Walkington, Nancy Weber, Lucy Williams, Janet Wright and Sandra Whiting. Senior: Dick Antonson, Terry Brady, Albert Cajthaml, Sharon Curulewski, Charlene Freund, James Jones, Judy Kock, Georgetta Kotalik, Patti McCracken, Sandra Monahan, Diane Rietesel and Lynne Wilkinson. x Spring Grove Families Gather At Thanksgiving by Mrs. Charles Freund v Many people got together for that annual festive treat. Thanksgiving dinner. Some of those I heard about are that the Ben Busches had dinner with their son, Leon and family; the Chester Stevens' home had a gathering of sons and daughters and grandchildren; Art and Emma Kattner and Jeanie had dinner with the Bill Mays in Johnsburg; Hank and Ad Zeiger and boys of Sunnyside Estates spent the day with the John McGoverns; Mr. and Mrs. William Shotliff and Alice Wagner went to the Ted Shotliffs for dinner; Frieda and Conrad Aschaker had dinner with her sister, Martha and husband, Werner, in Kenosha; the Tinneys were entertained in the Charles Freund home at night. Mr.^and Mrs. Delbert Norton and daughter of Twin Lakes have moved into the' flat recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith in the Ben Smith building. Leo and Kay and son have moved t</Solon. Accident Elmer Smith had the misfortune of losing the tips of two • fingers last week when his hand got caught in some farm machinery. Fall Festival The fall festival at St. Peter's on Monday night was well attended. NEW PLANTS Gov. William G. Stratton said that during September and October more than 29 new industrial plants have located or announced they will locate in Illinois. The governor added that 14 companies announced plant expansions during this, same period. He stated that the Division of Industrial Planning and Development had also received 33 inquiries during these two months from industrial firms which have shown interest in locating in the state. Chicago Visit Mrs. Charles Freund and i Miss Diane May visited Charlotte Freund in Chicago on Saturday. 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