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PLAINDEALER '.-'fir' Thursday, October 18. H(2 WIN* at Cub Scouts Betty Lenmiii S85-6S66 and tlie ilud Ofrkfe^ers who are keeping up with all our teeming, twisting teen agers by participating in a danqegroup and learning afl the latest dance routines. So kids, when you think your moms and dads are so-called squares and t)ld. fashioned, wait until you see our professional dancers from the village before indulging in any more comments on ©en 1 Pack 452 visited the Woodstock library for a story hour Saturday. The librarian Showed the different departments and explained about! old fashioned moms and taking out books and maga- dads. lines. After the tour, the boys enjoyed the story of a brave feidian boy who became a hero. Chris Williams and Glenda Wiet'k accompanied the boys on this trip. Attend Wedding Carl and Lavonne Sallaz attended the wedding of Joan O'Brien to John Tony an on S a t u r d a y at S t . P a t r i c k ' s church in McHenry. Also on Saturday Irene and A1 May attended the wedding of their niece who was married, fit St. Benedict's church in Chicago. A reception was held where A1 and Irene had a .good time dancing and visiting with relatives and friends. Camp-ant Stevie Williams enjoyed an overnight camp-out with his sixth grade Sunday school class at the Harry Hans property Sunday. Birthday Joining in to help celebrate the ninth birthday of Johnnie Mfetzger Sunday were his Godparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradatsoh, and their three children of Chicago. Wonder of Nature The Roggenbuch family drove up to Zion State Park along Lake Michigan Sunday to enjoy the beautiful autumn scenery that nature gives us in October. Going along with them was Mrs. Mackinson who enjoyed getting out for a day of rest and relaxation. St. John's Home and School Association The monthly meeting of the Home and School association will be held Monday, Oct. 22, at 8 p.m. at the community hall. Visitors and Visiting Saturday night visitors at our home were cousin Bob and Joyce Lehman of Ingleside and our aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lehman of Kankakee. Lu and Ernie La Bay and Ernie's toother and his wife enjoyed a visit to Chinatown for dinner and; took in a movie «at tone of the theataes in downtown Chicago Saturday night. iThe DePauws and the Roggenbuchs enjoyed a friendly game of card playing at the home of Chris and LaMarr Williams Saturday. Don and Cammy Gaylord and their two children journeyed to Milwaukee Sunday to visit with her sister and other relatives. The senior Harringtons spent the weekend at the home of t h e i r d a u g h t e r , T e r e s e , in Highland Shores. The senior Lehmans were t r e a t e d to d i n n e r S u n d a y . Daughter, Lois, and her husband, Jim, arid their three children arrived with food and refreshments for the day. It was quite a surprise for Ed and Gertrude.. Fritz and Nora visited With old schodl chums, Bob and Barbara Nealing, in Northbrook Monday. Spending the day with Mrs. Mackinson Tuesday were her daughter, Helen, and two of her lady friends from Deerfield. After playing golf the girls enjoyed a delicious lunch prepared by Gert. TP ^complete the day the girls had fun playing pinochle. Mrs. Esther Schneider and d a u g h t e r s s p e n t T h u r s d a y shopping in Mt. Prospect. , More Girl Scout News Alice Bieschke's troop started their meeting with the promise and a Girl Scout song. Cookie hostesses were Karen Hettermann and Mary Mc- Inerny. The girls have to plan their own recreation and this week Mary Jo Kennebeck and Rosemary Thelen did a song and dance routing. Plans were also made for future trips. The meetings art held at the public school every Thursday from: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The girls from this area who belong to this large troop are Kathy Harrington, Doreen Patterson, Pauline and Leona Schneider, Rhonda Schultz, Debbie Obstfelder and Connie J ablonski. Birthday Wishes To our son, Jeff Lehman, who will be eight years old on1 Oct. 19, Richard Schneider on the twenty-first and to Edward Lehman, Sr., on the twentyfourth. Signing Off May I taike this opportunity to thank everyone who lias taken the timfe to phone in their news. This column belongs to everyone in the village, so if you have hesitated to call because you think your news is not of interest, try us out once. PISTAKEE TERRACE Joyce Toepper 385-SOtt Dance Tickets Oat The Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary met Thursday evening at the Loretta Kern home. A report was given on the successful rummage sale and discussion centered around the immediate projects such as the Christmas cards, Halloween children's party, and the Nov. 17 dance to be held at the American Legion in Mc- Henry. Tickets were given to volunteers who will see that every one in the subdivision is contacted and given the-chftrice to support the association. Following is the list of these volunteers and the areas they will distribute to: Loretta Kern, Circle Drive; Pat Merhaut, El- ^der -Avenue and Poplar JDrive; Dorothy Parker, OakTeaxAvenue; Louise Jankowski, Hickoryway Drive, Riverdale Drive, and May Avenue; Cindy Kettn e r , M a p l e l e a f D r i v e ; and Joyce Toepper, Elmleaf Drive and Terrace Avenue. Girl Scoot News Susie and Nancy Roggenbuch and Greta Martin from Troop 408 enjoyed an overnight camping trip over the weekend at Hawthorne Hills in Elgin. Sheila Smith and Mary Kay Fredricks from Troop 378 went on a cook-out and hike in Wilmot Park Saturday. Boy Scout News Chuckie Fritz, Corey Patter- Son and Richie Fredricks of Tro6r 144 enjoyed a camping trip in Richmond for the weekend. Brownies Troop 150 divided into two patrols of six girls each and selected their own leader and name on Tuesday. Patrol number one, the Princesses, Is headed by Mary Beth Williams and Patrol number two, the Angels, is led by Chefcyl Kinder. Their day was packed with making inspection and good deed c,ards and a Columbus day project. April Pri^chard w<as cookie hostess, Audrey £>eliga was server and Lay erne Mjerzwa was the mother helper. Saturday, Oct. 20, the girls are planning a cook-out at the beach. If bad weather persists they will retreat to the Seliga garage. Monday, the mothers gathered for a meeting tp discuss the girls' activities. There was some discussion as to the possibility of baton twirling lessons at some of their meetings and they are looking for a teacher for it now. Mahoney and family of Pell Lake. Jim Deppmeifer received an !aw&rd from his company recently as he completed, in September, six years of safe driving, with his semi-truck. The Merbauts attended the Saturday wedding of Elizabeth Schrang to Richard Burns in Chicago. Marie Kern accompanied her son, Jerry, to Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday through Tuesday to Visit another son, Francis, and Mary Joyce Kern and their four year old daughter, Doreen. Sunday visitors Of the Parkers were her parents, Mr. and M r s . C h a r l e s S c h w e b k e , and friends, Mrs. Ivy Olver, and son, David, of Chicago. Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Benoche home were friends, and f o r m e r Wonder Lake neighbors, Ray and Jo Hansen, children, Earl, Lois and J e f f e r y . Ray H a n s e n was among the reserves called up last year and the Benoches hadn't seen them for some time. Louis and Betsy Persclike of the Terrace joined them for dinner. Visiting Xhe Frank Mollers Friday through Sunday w e r e their grandchildren, S us a n, Donovan and Patrica of Hinsdale. Their parents, Donovan and Alyce Moller, picked them up on Sunday afternoon. Joining Mrs, Anna Moller for lunch near Genoa, Wis., on Wednesday were Mrs. Durrenburg of Jak-Ana Heights and Mrs. Cohrs of Pistakee Highlands. The Ron Wiggerman family spent Sunday with the Donald K e r n s w h e r e M a r i l y n wap guest off honor at dinn&r Uj celebration of her birthday. Also celebrating her birthday thfe family s^ent Saturday at her, parents' h&pe in the Highlands and dined» oiit' ."Thursday evening. Beginning with a picnic in Milwaukee; Sunday, the ZamaStil family drove to Sheboygan and Fond-du-lac, ^IVfs.,' and completed the day 'with dinner in Lake Geneva. The Kenneth Foxes of Milwaukee spent Saturday at the Secord home. Sunday guests were the Richard Walters cjf- Pistakee Hills. Illnesaet Harriet. Phillips is a bit uncomfortable these days due to a case of hives, a result of an allergy. A&tphie Sabaj is in his third week of the whooping cough. The Wiggermans are taking turns as first Brad was. sick over the "weekend and then Scott stayed home from school because of a cold. Also home from school was Linda Kettner because of tonsillitis. stfass •••&:>, 'kfir * Birthdays Many happy returns of the day to Carole Mecko, .now at St., Francis. Convent in. Joliet, and Mike; Mecko wHo both celebrate Oct. 19,. aiid Lorraine. Lima, Oct. 29. Belated wishes tp Dieter- Hemkendreis who was nine on Oct. 10 and to Jean Fedorchak' who also celebrated her birthday on Oct. 10. Belated Anniversary Wishes Our congratulations to Bobr and Irnxa Jorgenson who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sept. 18. OPPOSE AMENJDMENT The McHenry County Township Officials association has adopted a resolution to oppose the forthcoming blue ballot presentation of an amendment tp the Judicial Article of the Illinois Constitution. The regular meeting of trie international Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel 98, of Mc- Heniy jyas held recently, witH Sandi Fairchild, honored queejji, presiding.-This was inspection night, and Mrs. Carol Schaejl? ^lein was inspecting office^ Lee Varese was initiated init> our order. | Any girl, 12 to 20, interest in membership is asked to cot .tact Sandi Fairchild. & Marlene Viita, f Reporter FREUND'S DAIRY. Inc. Lin^ of Dairy |-- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated -- _ Phone EV.' 5-0195 or EY. 5-0232 Cub Scouts Den 4, Pack 452 finished their "Heros in Books" project to show at their regular monthly pack meeting Wednesday evening at the Mount Hope church. The project consisted of cigar boxes covered to look like the Scout handbook with puppets inside the boxes resembling their heros, the Cub Scouts. Jimmy Rhillipp was cookie host. Sick List Mr. Casey is recuperating very nicely, but cannot go back to work yet. Mrs. Tucker is out of the hospital and feeling a little better. The rainy weather we had did nothing for poor Bill Gunther's asthma, let's hope the sunshine helps him feel better. Dance Anyone!! We may not have any Fred Astaires in our village, however, all our fair citizens are not confined to the proverbial wlieel .chair either. A fine exlample is two of our more enthusiastic couples of the vil Baptism Party Nicole Fedorchak, four month old daughter of Jean and Paul, was guest of honor at a family party at her home on Sunday. Sixty people gathered for her baptism party, including the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daugird of Wheaton, and the maternal great-grandparents, But k U s, which made four generations of women. 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