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JT, f jv;I ' • v-r«;,, I Tbu,t<Uy' **** 13, 19S4 •4111IH III HI i Boy Scouts > 4 *HE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB T^.rw. *"<•1 III »| m i 11| > |,| , Members of Boy Scout Troops 162 and 164' spent a very enjoyable day at O'Hare Field last Saturday, May 8. The Scouts, along with their adult leaders, were escorted around the air base by Sgt. William Soucie, local resident who is assigned to the base. Among the highlights of the trip were going through an Air Force flying boxcar plane; seeing the inside of/ a Jet fighter; hearing a talk by Col. Johnson, commanding officer of the base; having pictures taken by a staff photographer; talking witb a jet pilot on the ready line and eating in the Air Force mess hall. Patrol leaders of Troops 162 and 164' went on a seven-mile hike as part of their junior leaders' training course Monday evening. The adult leaders of the two troops have been conducting the course over the past several weeks in an effort to give young men a better understanding of leading their patrols. Ten patrol leaders have attended all of the sessions and five of the boys have missed only one or two meetings. As soon as the junior leaders complete an overnight camp in a group, junior leaders' certificates will be awarded. JOSEPH BROWNS RESIDE IN SPRING GROVE AFTER TRIP A wedding of interest to many was the wedding of Miss Carol Denman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Denman of Ingleside, and Joseph Brown, son of Mrs. Clara Brown of Spring Grove, on April 24. The double ring ceremony took place at St. Peter's cfourch, with Rev. John Daleiden officiating. Mrs. Cecelia Wirtz, sister of the groom, was matron of honor and bridemaids were Joyce Engelhardt and Mary Voss, friends of the bride. Pauline Ann Brown, cousin of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. A1 Wirtz served as best man and groomsmen were Eugene Oxtoby and Tony Popelka. Little Chuckle Brown was ring bearer. A wedding breakfast was served at Richmond Country club to twenty guests and in the evening at 5 p.m., a reception was held for approximately 250 guests. The groom attended Richmond- Burton high school and the bride is a graduate of Grant Community high school. Both are employed at Johns-Mans ville in Waukegan. Their honeymoon was to Niagara Falls, after which they will make their home in the apartment in the Daniel Miller home. we don't know of a newspaperboy who wants an orchid... ^ *.. but we know a lot of them who * * deserve at least a verbal orchil) k . . T h e n e w s p a p e r b o y i s a n i m p o r t a n t part " tti the machine that speeds today's news to you. * . . Operating their own businesses, these young merchants are forming habits of punctuality, reliability, thrift and record keeping. • . . Your newspaperboy typifies the finest In American free enterprise. WE SALUTE HIM! MAD YOUR lOCAl MWSPAHt mum m M M H U i n n Residence Changes H..|. »•}' * * i m-H Mr. and Mrs. George Gilpin and children have 'moved from Girl Scouts We are Troop 1 making aprons and the home of her father, Herbert three of 118 are «ntafced. Freund, on Pearl street to their Last week we started on our tiew home on Maple avenue. ) IN MEMORIAM In memory of Donna Ruth Rosing, who passed away eigh*. years ago, May 18. Dear you were to us in life, In death you're even moire dear; And never shall you be forgotten By those who love and miss you y here. •1 > Mom, Sister and Brother project jr the fair. Kathleen Hyatt, aeribe Troop 2 TJie meeting, of Troop 2 was callw! to order by the president. The treasurer collected dues and, people who contributed clothes the secretary read the minutes, i '°r til* Woodstock orphanage. We elected new officer.: Bar. KnU.weU, Krike bara Krickl, president; Karen Kralowetz, vice-president; Karen Antonson, secretary; Barbara Troop 5 Troop 5 met in the Methodist church at 3 o'clock. The dues Doring, treasurer; Gail Johnson. ; were collected. We talked about game director; and Karyn Lorn- getting our second class badge bardi, assistant game director. ; and a party for our mo_ We started on our dog and ] thers. Some girls showed their cat badge. Diana Fritzsche . Girl Scout scrap books. They are brought the treat. - We had our j very nice. We started some dolls goodnight circle. , for the fair. We would like to thank all the I CARD OP 1HANKJI In this maner I thank my many friends for cards, vl> its, gifts and all kind re'mei brances while I was at the hcv pital and also at home. Ever -- thing was greatly appreciated/ *1 Elsie Osterby Oslo, m Norway, was known as Cristiania. formerly Clement Moore was the author Pat Anderson, scribe of "The Night Before Christmas "€k>d mad* the sea, we mfide the shore," .s a Dutch proverb. i m i mi iiriiiiiiimiiiLiiitiiiimiiiiJ ti mi: Shop at Home and SAVE! 11 nri 1111 mi 111 ii 111 in n 11 m 111111 m! 111 n! CARD OF THANKS I want to take this manner of expressing my sincere thanks to all those who sent me cards and remembered me in other ways during my illness. I am especially grateful to the Altar and Rosary sodality for cards and Masses, •l Marion McOmber Gottlieb Daimler is called the "father of the automobile." Paleography is the study of ancient writing. AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Celia Fox has returned home from the Woodstock hospital and is greatly Improved. Andrew Worwick, local photographer, has been ill and confined to the Woodstock hospital since last Saturday. Read The Want Ads! CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means of thanking everyone for cards sent to me while I was confined to the hospital, especially the D. of A. and the 4-H club of Ringwood for their ISaster baskets *1 Celia Fox WE'RE SORRY But due to the tremendous results of our advertisement of last week, we were unable to serve everyone. Because of this, we would like to take this opportunity to give those who were disappointed a chance to take advantage of this dinner menu. TURKEY with all the trimmings BARBECUED BACK RIBS BAKED CHICKEN $150 Tour Choice Soup or Tomato Juice - Vegetable - Salad Homemade Pies and Rolls FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY - 50c Creamery Tavern ON ROUTE 176 -- BURTON'S BRIDGE PHONE CRYSTAL LAKE 82ft We WIS Be Serving $1.00 Dinners From Sow On First Church of Christ, Scientist Woodstock, 111.,. 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