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Thursday, June13.1957 _ c«. u' THEM $;a'? f " Y PLA1NDEALER ^ ••• , I '" ' • ^ Richmond Community News Bj Phyllis CariMt 0 Girl Scoot Investiture Monday evening, June 3, was • ^he date of the investiture of the tirls of the new Richmond Girl' cout troop. Mrs. W. Barber and Mrs. F. Arsenau are the leader And co-leader of the troop. The Brownie fly-ups were pre- . sented by their leader, Mrs. H. Ehrke, with their fly-up badges. The six girls who have graduated from Brownie troop to th§ Girl ^Scouts were Donna Gargaro, Donha Plowman, Patsy Harms, Kathy Jackson, Bonnie Pierce and Judy • Johnson. These girls then presented Mrs. Ehrke with a gift in -remembrance of their Brownie days. In addition to the Brownie flyups, ten more girls \yere invested tis - Girl Scouts, two of the t£n, Sharon and Charlotte Miller, were Anot present Monday evening. ^Charlotte Anderson, Barbara Arsenau, Roberta Lindbloom, Nancy, Gardner, Diane Miller, ,^ieH Walker, Barbara Waspi arid Marilyn were the other girls present. The candlelight ceremony held 4 for the girls was very impressive. Lois Arsenau explained the three tall ckndles in the Trefoil. The girls each gave one 'of the ten laws which were representd by tfhe ten candles in a row. 'vThen Audrey Barber spoke briefly.' about how hard the girls had worked for their pins. Audrey pinned the Scouts and they repeated the ten Girl Scout laws for her. . The parents of the girls were present and enjoyed hearing their daughters sing, "Make fTew friends," When'er You Make a Promise" and taps, with an echo chorus. A During the social hour, the girls 'showed and explained som? of the • things they learned--making book covers with their names', setting "the table correctly, making hats frorrf babushkas, making place • mats, woodshaving, trail signs and ricktfack earrings. Each girl had a card made like a foot. For each requirement that she completed she received one toe until the foot had ten toes. (l|That idea was Audrey's--a mighty good one .don't you thinftf "Hie Brownies gave the Girl Scouts a gift of six dollars to foelp : ?tart their troop. . The girls served punch and cup- ! cakes. The cupcakes fhey baked themselves and were proud of their cbofying accomplishment. The^'Girl Scout investiture 'was held in the Community church. New Neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shader and their little girl Patty have moved Into Dr. Savage's house. They lived formerly in Nippersilik manor. Patty is 3 years old. er Golf club house at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited. Wedding Saturday, June 8, Miss Jean Hildebrandt of Twin Lakes became the bride of Lt. Robert Krueger of Burlington. They were married at Grace church, Richmond, by Pastor Carlson at an afternoon candlelight service. The bride, who looked radiant, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hildebrandt of Twin Lakes. She wore a dress of cupioni silk, a soft, filmy material that reminded one Of- the fairy godmother in Cinderella. Around the neckline were lace insets shaped like flowers and on each petal was an iridescent sequin with a pearl in the center. They were repeated in the skirt of the dress. The birde's mother wore a cream-colored lace dress and the groom's mother wore a blue dress. In the wedding party were Lt. Col. Philip Krueger of Ft. Riley, Kas., brother of the groom as the best man, Judith Schnurr, maid of honor, Janice Bjoerning, Virginia Gorman, Wayne Fell and George Hildebrandt, III, brother of the bride. The bridesmaids wore matching dresses of deep yellow taffeta and carried yellow rosebuds. The bride carried white stephanotis. The wedding reception was held at the McHenry. Country club, where each table had yellow crysanthemums in keeping with the yellow of the bridesmaids' dresses. After a short honeymoon trip, the bride and groom will reside in Twin Lakes for several weeks. Then they will live in Ft. Bliss, Texas, where Lt. ^Wagner will be stationed. May God bless their marriage. Church News On Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. the eighth grade graduation was held at St. Joseph's church. The five graduates, vyho wore caps and gowns, were Diane Hora, Jerry Pretzman and Richard Yung of Richmond, Jimmy Kaj:ak of Pell Lake and Kathy Schrrtfdt of FRONTIER EDUCATION 70UN6 ABE LINCOLN learnep about uPa AHO LITERATURE MAINCT FROM TWRE0 4pTM0R5 introduced to him U4 STEPMOTHER. SARAM 6US* TVlE LITERARY MEN WERE ROBERT BURNS. CUNiEL qepOE. AND WILLIAM SWAKKPEARC. ,, ""Ou® NAME CHANGE A*«ON£ FOR SPHAlftSTlKejf THAT'S *KAT TENNIS WAS ORxSiNAU? CALLED WHEN WAS INTRODUCED IN WAlES IN I8?3. TV£ &AA\E WAS INTRODUCED'IN TMIS COUNTRY IN I87M SY MAX? OjTERBRlPGE, WHO SAW IT BEING PLAYED IN 8ERMUCM St<lft l()(lil\ AND TOU CAN RELAX TOMORROW; BUY US. SAVINGS BONDS TUAT RETURN MORE THAN 6V6W O.M TOUR rwESTMENT MTH THE NSW 5M* INTEREST BEARING BONDS' BUY BONDS FOR SECURITY AND THE PRIDE YOU IWLL HAVE IN MECPINS YOUR COUNTRY ACHIEVE 1T5 0E5TMV. Hebron. Sunday morning at the 11, a.m. service at Grace church, eleven children took their confirmation vows. They were Helen Carlson, Carol and fCaren DuescheiyJDjOjK)- thy Jones, Bobby Eilts, Mary Metz, Karl Meyer, Charles Malsch Paul Hameau, Louise Schultz and Barry Van Patten. The class wore white robes and red carnations. Next Sunday they will receive the Lord's Supper for the first time. This week and next week, ,th>? Community churfch is holding its vacation church school for children from afe 4 to 13. At the women's council luncheon last week, the following officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs. Frank Buchert, president; Mrs. Rouen Duncan, vice-president; Miss Isabel Winget,^* secre- Auxiliary Card Farty Next Monday evening, June 17, the Legion auxiliary will hold a ^pilowcase card party at the Hunt- CLARENCE'S SHOP Lawn furniture, swings, tables, trellises, flower and sand boxes, etc. All kinds of plywoods and / wall paneling, garage* house and combination doors. Colored patio blocks, splash blocks, chimney caps, cess pool covers, etc. CLARENCE J. SMITH Phone McHenry 1515-J Johnsburgi I1L tary; and Mrs. Leo Karls, treasurer. ,• v ; Group chairmen for the coming year are Evening 'Star, Carol Jackson; Christian service, Beu-f lah Karls; friendship, Roba and Emily Winn; good fellowship, Dorothy Westcott, The Couple's club of the Community church met Saturday at the church fr a' picnic. Thirty, including children,4'were in attendance. . s> The board cf trustees of the Community church tyill meet tonight at the home of W- Gardner. Remember Dad with ** a gift from McGee's 117 So. Green St. McHenry *.» :s£S5SftK« Brawny beauty that knows how to virork--the high-styled Cameo Carrier! 1 Hard-working pickups that know how to saw...botj,chevies Choice of gas-saving 6 or high-performance V0*{ * • More usable load space--no inboard wheelhousings! Husky bodies with hardwood floors ... steel skid strips. Be sure to see other Chevy Eickups with the new 98-inch ox or the extra-big 108-inch ^ox--and the new 4-Wheel Prive models with G.V.W. ratings up to 7400 pounds! 'Optional at txtra cost. Grace church continues on its summer schedule with a. service at ^:30 as well as 11 a.m. Last week, the vacation chiirch school staff met with the pastor of Grace church to go over thp materiel and make plans for the school to be held from July 8 to July 19. Children from 3rd to 8th grade will be welcome. Rotary Last week, Fred Gunderson showed a film, "Beyond Teaching." This film explained that a good deal of research goes on at our state university. Another letter from Claud Gordon was read. The travellers must be. in Italy now. Curly Stevens and Doc Savage were the birthday boys. Congratulations! ^ Thnee Rotarians, Leo Karls, Frank Buchert and'Harry Anderson, are fishing in, northern Wisconsin. . - Birthday Charlene Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adams celebrated her second birthday last week Wednesday. She had £l beautiful cake, with a doll in the center, and the cake was the doll's dress. ,, Obituary - John Meisel died ot-a heart attack Sunday afternoon while fishing at a nearby lake. He was only 41 years of age, a veteran of World War II and a member of the American Legion. He^leaves to mourn his passing his mother, Frieda Meisel; a sister: Mrs. Elizabeth Rieck; a sister, Elfrveda Meisel; a sister, Mrs. Howard Ehrke; and a brother, Kenneth Meisel, as w&ll as two nieces, Debbie and Lorrie Ehrke, all of Richmond. ; He was employed at the Gordon Manufacturing company. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Ehorn fuheral home, with Pastor Carlson -officiating. Burial was at Mound Prairie cemetery near Twin. Lakes. Various Graduations Mr. and xMrs. Harold Hammer's grandson, John McConnell,..graduated from Duke university last week. Mrs. Cora' Speaker, Miss Myra Speaker, Mr. and Mrs. Wion Speaker and Miv. and Mrs. Clint Bell attended the graduation of Karen, Mrs. Gora Speaker's granddaughter, at Crystal Lake last Friday evening.. Karen spoke before the women's club of Richmond recently. At the Crystal Lake graduation, Erling (Jim) Westgard, formerly of Richmond, also graduated. "Cub Scout Me»vs At least four of the five Cub dens have now visited the firehouse. Last week, Stub Paeey took Den 1 through the firehouse, pulled out one of the fife engines, showed them the two-W&y radio, etc. Den 2 and 4 visited within the past two weeks and Den 3 visited the firehouse about three weks ago. grandmother. He was in the backyard of her home. A veterinarian was called to pick up the dog for observation and Bruce was taken to & doctor for treatment and is still under the doctor's tfare. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Burks of Richmond have as house guests Mrs. T. L. Burks of Tyler, Texas,, mother of Lou Burks, and Miss Dixie Burks of Washington, D. C., sister of Lou Burks. Sunday visijors at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Bud Barber were Mrs. Barber's parents from Chicago. Little Rickey Barber, 3- year-old son, of Bud and Audrey Barber, burned four of his fingers Sunday and had to be taken to the doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammer spent a Week at the home of their daughter and son-in-law in Elmhurst. Saturday, the alumni dinner dance will be held at the Hunter golf course dining room. The class of '57 will be guests of the alumni. Dinner will be served at 6 and 7 pin., two times so that the guest; can be seated comfortably. 6 Sorry to report that Saturday night four boys were in an accident near Spring Grove. We trust they will recover fully and will think seriously about "careful, driving."* ;ll '•'Mi It Pays. to Shop at Home Here and There # Monday afternckm of last week, Bruce Beall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beall, was bitten on the ear by a dog while visiting his / 120 CLUB LAKEMOOR -- PHONE 532-W-l Now Serving Home Cooked Dinners From 5 'P.M. to 7 P.M. CHICKEN - STEAKS - CHOPS PIZZA - SHRIMP and All kinds of sandwiches served until closing. Fresh lake Perch served every Friday or Potato Pancakes. Dinners Served Sundays from 1 to 5 P.M. "--.j. 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