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Thysday, October 15, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Nine lohnsburg COMMUNITY CLUB PLANTS ANNUAL HApLOWEEN DANCE by Betty Hettermamt The officers and members of the^Aphnsburg Community Club wish*to extend a cordial invitation to one and all to attend their annual Halloween dance coming up on Saturday evening, Oct. 31. This is the one time during the year when everyone has a legitimate excuse for "going all out" on dressing. These costume affairs can always be a lot of fun when everyone participates. You.jtill have two weeks to dig up "me original creation so why not plan on joining in on the fun come Oct. 31. Grand march will be held at 10:15 p.m. on this particular evening. Tickets can be obtained by contact Jim Hettermann. Tornado Hits McHenry By this time everyone has either seen or heard of the gre^t damage done in various sectwns of McHenry by the tornado that hit there last Thursday evening. But I think it is only fair to give credit where credit is due at a time like this. The members of our rescue squad and the volunteer firemen o| station 2 spent several hours m McHenry following the storm. The men worked along with other volunteers aiding persons hit by the tornado, cleaning up debris and re-routing traffic. "Hats off" to all who participated in doing their part in easing the shock of what could have been really disasterous. We should join in a little prayer of thankfullness, that more persons were not injured. Teen-ager Reigns as King Once more our local 'teenagers make the news and once again we have a homecoming king or queen from our town. Bill Oeffling, son of Alfred and Marie, was chosen over his other five contenders to reign as homecoming king. Judy HanS was crowned queen of the homecoming. Many of our local high school seniors were rewarded for thefr Ton^ nours of work on their float when they won first prize after the parade. This class has won first prize in the float competition for four years running. Brownie News Troops 295 and 378 met at their regular meeting place in the public school last Wednesday afternoon. Each troop met independently while they took roll call and collected dues. Troop 295 had a lesson on how to properly make a bed and invited troop 378 to watch. The two troops sang songs that they learned at day camp last summer. The girls joined hands for a goodnight circle. Mary Catherine Fredrick and Kathy Barth served as cookie hostessess for their respective troops. „ Serving as committee women for troop 295 this year are: Jackie Freund, Catherine Dehn and Jo Ann Haag while troop 378 has Rita Schaefer, Helen Koch and Mary Hettermann as their committee women. hand when the lady Foresters meet next Tuesday evening, Oct. 20. The ladies will observe the Halloween spirit by dressing in cobiume next iuesday evening. Costumes "will be judged during the course of the evening. The court officers wish to welcome all their sister members and hope the turnout for this meeting is better than ever. Chosen to serve on the committee for this meeting are the following ladies, Amelia Smith,. Marie Kruger, R o s e m a r i e S c h m i t t , A g n e s Freund, Frances Miller, Lucina Aldenbrook, Helen Schmitt, Doris Walker, Martha Oeffling and Evelyn Deidrich. j I'm sure we will hear about | them from time to time as they ! leave a host of friends and relatives here. Goblins! Witches! Ghosts! And just about anything else you can imagine will be Going -- Almost Gone! Sorry to say, but the above caption applies to Jim and Betty Freund who will be pulling up stakes very soon and will be heading for Hollywood, Florida but the sad part of this tale is the Freunds are going to~ make it a permanent arrangement. We are all sorry to have them leave our town but with them goes all our best wishes for health and happiness in their new surroundings. 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Maximum GVW, 21,000 lb. * Based on a certified comparison of the latest available manufacturer's suggested retail delivered prices, including Federal excise tax, excluding dealer preparation and conditioning and destination charges ChfnB ifi /Vow/ BUSS MOTORS Around the Town The "Pete" Petersons were most happy to have Marge's mother from Brookfield spend last week visiting with them. Marge Fischer spent last wedk catching up on all the news from California when her father visited here for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freund and Mr. and Mrs. William Gunther spent last Sunday at the Salvatorian Seminary where they visited their sons, Neil and Fred. They enjoyed a most delicious dinner there in honor of parents day and open house at the seminary. Arnold Freund left his studies at the University of Illinois where he is a senior, to spend last weekend at his home. Mrs. Helen Hettermann entertained Mrs. Kate Weingart of McHenry, Mrs. Catherine Smith, John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Al. Peppihg at her home for dinner last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kreutzer of McHenry, Mrs. Tina Lay and Mrs. Mamie King returned home last Sunday after spending several days up North. Mrs. Margaret Friend of Chicago stayed with her mother until Mamie's returjv IN McHENRY PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sunday, October 18, 1959 9 a.m. to 1 pan. The Public is Cordially Invited " We Are Serving HOME MADE BUTTERMILK PANCAKES with Sausages and Coffee, Tea or Milk Donations: Adults $1.00 -- Children Under 12, 50c Tickets May Be Purchased At The Door GUIDING STAR SHRINE -- O.W.SJ. • 107 N. Court St. Masonic Temple McHenry, 111. what goes on behind your telephone call Your new Direct Distance Dialing Equipment in action! Voice Mirror" and hear how you sound on the telephone inside a telephone cable. 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