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Sfefeett ' V-V-r^-'v 1 - V^' '- ' '_,<• ry^rr^ ' -i ',>?*•' 77^ #f|fp¥^ W%f; W. ~$rr- J. r. ifis LAKEMOOR & ULYMOOR By Ann Brzezinski To everyone a very happy and Merry Christmas. Village News Another reminder from the village president to be sure and keep your cars well off the road so, the snow plows can do their work properly when needed. The vehicle stickers and dog tags are now ready .lor sale. Fire Department A very big thank you to the fireman from the ladies' auxiliary fbr their wonderfql help on their Christmas party. Auxiliary The volunteer fire department auxiliary held its annua! children's Christmas party on Sunday/ Dec. IS,, at the fire house. It was as fine a success as in previous years. ,A wonderful time was had by the children and parents with entertainment, candy, ice cream, pop, cookies and coffee, arid a gift from Santa Claus. Jen O'Leary and her committee are thanked for their work in making this party so fine. The. next auxiliary meeting will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 28, at 8 p.m. at the fire department community .house. A Thank Yon A thank you from the auxiliary to Walter Strassheim for a do- ^ nation of ten dollars toward the children's party. McHenry Bible Church The McHenry Bible church will present a Christmas program on Friday, Dec. 23. at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic hall. Parents of children in the program, please have children at the church at 7:15 p.m. Cub Scouts. On Wednesday, Dec. ' 21, a meeting of Pack 361 will present the parents with Christmas gifts they have made. Den 7 will sing Christmas carols in front of each Cub's home on Friday, Dec. 23, and later will enjoy themselves at a party at Buddy Rogers' home. They will also have another party at their regular meeting on Saturday. | Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts had a-success- 1 ful sale of candy. They have not ( yet* sold their quota, and there will be more candy on sale in about two or" three weeks. The proceeds of G, this sale is to build up their treasury. Mrs. Pope would enjoy meeting and talking with the mothers of the girls, and will welcome them at any of the meetings. Home For Christmas There will be much joy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray CyifSwa over the Christmas weekend. Chipper. will be home for three days. He wishes everyone a happy Christmas, and the cards and letters were vei^ much appreciated. He will go back to undergo one more skin graft. Cleveland Wade is still at Downey hospital. His progress is slow but he is feeling better. He is looking forward to spending two days, at home for Christmas. Entering Hospital Mrs. Earl Dowell of McHenry entered the Illinois Research hospital on Monday, Dec. 19, for an examination. Mrs. Dowell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Wade. Recital Kenneth and Carol Booster were in a recital on Saturday at the McHenry high sch'ffol and on Sunday at the Round Lake high school. SUNBEAM COOKER AND DEEP FRYER Fully automatic cooker, fryer, blancher, ca«nrol«. Capacity 5-quqiffc $31.50 RAY ILICTIIC Phone 882 516 W. Main St., McHenry, 111. ' Fun Club , The Fun club had a Christmas party on Wednesday, pec. 14, at fimma . Kun&s home. The ladies enjoyed a delicious shrimp salad luncheon, played bunco and later exchanged lovely gifts: ^ Pinochle Club A delicious luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Claire Forbes on Thursday. Prizes were won by Mesdames Dorothy Wrublewski. Irene Leon and Rita Erickson. Later a grab bag with lovely gifts was enjoyed by the members. , ; Thursday Socials The Thurscay night socials are being held at Walfy's Oasis every Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is weicome to attend. Christmas News Mr. and Mrs, _Henry Hoppert and Miss ElizaFeth Schafer - will spend Christmas Eve at the junior Hoppert home and Christmas Day at Elmhurst with relatives. Mr. and Mrs .Art Levand and children will enjoy their day at< Margje's parents' home in Chicago. • ' \ Mr4' and Mrs\ Ted Beahler will entertain Mr. apd Mrs. Arnold Hatch of Mt. Prospect for Christmas dinner and later will have supper and spend the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatch. Mr. and jfcrs. Fred Checchin will enjoy the company of Ffred's mother, Mrs. Rose Checchin, his sister,- fc>lg&, and brother, Lino, and his fiancee, Mr. and Mrs. Paterson are enjoying their Christmas with a snazzy gold, rust and black new car. ' Carol Szarek is home from school for the holidays. « Christmas weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ertiardt will be Mr. and Mrs. Eugene. Morton, parents of Marge Erhardw Mr. and Mrs. George Daly wfll spend Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Johnson of Norwood Park. Mr, and Mrs. George Worsdell, parents of Betty Daly, hiave moved back to Chicago in December and are now in the delicatessen business. The Norman Morrisons, Frank O'Learys and Larry Boosters had a -wonderful time on Saturday in Chicago, -helping Jean Booster's cousin, Miss Jane Wych, trim her tree in her new apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Al' Kunz attended a company Christmas party at Club Hollywood on Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith' will spend their Christmas and a few days with Mrs. Smith's parents at Wonewoc, Wis. Mrs. Dolores Campbell and children will enjoy Christmas with Mrs. v Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strassheim, of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schu&fer will entertain relatives from <j3iicitgo on Christinas Dky. J w and. Mrs. Harold Foss and boys attended a company ^Christrhas -party in Chicago on Sunday, Dec. 18. Mr. and .Mrs. Casey ,Brzezinski will enjoy the .company of Casey's parents and sister, Vicky, on Christmas Day. Birthdays , Tommy Bitterm&n was M years old or^ Sunday, Dec. 18. Also, Susart Bitterman will he 6 years old on Christnias Day. Pamela Kibbe was 6 years old on' Saturday, Dec/- 17. She' Enjoyed it with a birthday cake and family. Terry Brady's birthday will be on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. v Vincent Schiavone, Jr., celebrated his birthday' on Tuesday, Dec. 13. ,.A happy birthday to all of you and enjoy it doubly with the Christmas season. ' LUymoor Guests surprised Mr^. Jeanine Steinsdoerfer with atoaby shower at. her'hbme on Thursday, Dec. 8. Mr. «^d Mrp. Steinsdoerfer are the' proud parents of a baby .boy named David. A happy birthday to Donald Schiavone on his birthday oh Tuesday, Dec. 20 . .Miss patriicia Kurbyun became the ibride of Richard Dickenson on Saturday, Dec. 17, at 5 p.m. at the Zion Lutheran cfiurch. A reception was held at Club Liiympor. Richard ( is . iji the l£S. NaVy and the newlyweds will" reside Jn San Francisco, where he is stationed. /|ARN'W@5 MONEY 7 / I \ I make It your formula lor SECURITY IN v56 SAVE BY MAIL - CURRENT DIVIDEND 3% •eng© reeera AND LOAN ^awtjira<gp association MARENGO, ILLINOIS 102 N. Slate St. Phon* 99 TOTAL ASSETS OVER $6,000*000.00 SAFETY OF SAVINGS $10,000 Since we can't uisit all of you during this joyous holiday season, this is our wag of letting you know how much we haue appreciated your patronage and friendship throughout the past year. We promise toseroe you as well in the future ag we have in the past, to continue to deseroe your loyalty and trust. 'MARATHON PRODUCTS' Phone McHenry 255 C. N. CARLSON McHenry, 111. TB IN CATTLE Tuberculosis has been praticaf& ly eliminated as a disease of Illinois cattle, and gratifying progress is being .made in the control of brucellosis, according to Stillman J. Staliard, director of the state Department. of' Agriculture. Since the tuberculosis testing work started in 1917, fnore thkn 27,000,000 head of Illinois cattle have been tested, Stanard said. In 1954 only 0.14' per (jent of the 387,000 cattle tested indicated infection by resecting to the test, jphe percentage of cattle found by the bruceLlOsis test to :be infected has declined from approximately 9 per cent in 1934 to Slightly over 2 per cent in 1955. So»lar this year the department has tested 622,000 head of cattle for brucellosis. YOUTH COMMISSION FA&M The Illinois . youth _ commission has -purchased the 160-acre county farm in Will'county and .WiUt use it i as a reception and diagnostic i center. The General Assembler "adtj which cheated the commission provides that boys and girls committed the courts are to be sent , to a reception center for diagnosis prior to treatment or placement .by the commission. As a temporary., measure during tbe last two years; diagnosis has been handled in a pottage at th^ training school for boys at St) Charles, and, one %t, the training^school for girls at Gene ^Classified Ads bring result*. -P$ce yours with the Plain dealer. today. ' 0 / The clock ticks off the seconds -to midnight, the bells ring ^>ut, and once again it's Christmas! And, once again from all of us to all of you go forth our warmest wishes for the happiest Holiday season that has yet ccme your way. ACE HARDWARE W. B. BJORKMAN & SON ISO N. Riverside Dr. Phone 722 McHenry, 111, - T o u We D ALL DAY CH Join Our "1300 CI*' Door Prize will be Given Away Thursday, Dec. 29th, about 11 p.m. Winner need not be present to win! Phone FREE BOWLING! In Honor of our 1st Year Anniversary of the Automatic Pin Setting Machines . . . Complete Line of Ewith every 2 or more you bowl! DEC. 26-27-28 up to 6P.M. BURNET STYLE N'T FORGET OUR w Year's E FUSE Favors CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! 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