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timnKlay. ikceihW & 19B&' THE McHBNRY PEAJOTMaEEB Pfl^ ot Sunnyside VttiAGE WILL •ONSOR CUB >UT TROOP Irene May - * has been brought to my attention again to remind all our readers that at the October village meeting, the' village bias accepted sponsorship of a Cub Scout Troop. This would take in all boys' in' the age group from 8 to 10. If anyone is interested please contact one of the village officers. We are also in need of .den mothers fat these boys. This also incnRJes Pistakee Terrace and Sunnyside Estates. Xraas Party The Blessed Virgin's sodality Will have its Christmas party oti Tuesday* Dec. 13, at «the Johnsburg community hall. It Will begin with a pot-luck dinrtijfr at 6:30 p.m. As this is our rtegular meeting night, we will h0e the meeting after Santa's departure. All ladies are asked tp bring a gift valued at fifty cents for exchanging. We will also have a food shower for the nuns, so won't you please be most generous during this beautiful season. Birthday Greetings Our village mayor, William hladen, had a birthday Friday, DR. 2. Just how many of them we don't know, but we wish him many more. Richard Fredricks will be eleven on Dec. 10. Happy birthday also to Kay Fredricks, who will have her natal day Dec. 14. Chicago Trip Our family drove into Chicago Sunday, Nov. 27, in the nasty fog to attend my brother's silver wedding anniversary. The church service was most impressive, and we were very happy to see my niece for the first time since she has entered the convent. A mock wedding was held after the dinner which was a lot of fun. It was a very foggy trip, but we sure enjoyed the day. Social News , The social which was held at Lehman's • house last Saturday was a success. It was a pleasure to- have the Schumans present. Games and cards were played, and refreshments were served. It was a good turn-out and everyone had. a nice time. Pistakee Terrace News, Vandalism There has been some vandalism being done by some children. The mail boxes have been tampered with and also the posts were torn out by the bridge. The posts were just recently installed with red paper put on them for safety. I would like to ask the parents to look into the matter and see if their precious one? are involved. Party for Kids A Xmas party for the children is scheduled for Saturday. Dec. 17, at the Johnsburg school. Donations of cookies, candies and decorations, will be be gladly accepted. The person to contact is Eleanor Moore, EV. 5-4023. Dogs I was requested to ask the people if they would take in their dogs just about the time our paper boy delivers his papers. He is afraid, because some of the big dogs have already jumped him. He also makes his collections on Saturdays, because it becomes too late in the day when he is through with his deliveries. irrf- _ tfY llirNiimmf Rom where I sic... Joe Marsh Shorty Johnson's "Sound" Remover Our volunteer firemen's convention is quite a noisy affair. It often takes 18 minutes to Wine the meetfiif to «K£i|er. 89 this year, "Shorty" Johnson, our chairman, tried a new approach. Amid all the noise, Shorty got up and began to speak. At first, you couldn't hear a word Ke said. But he kept on until >®lngs suddenly quieted right d^&n. Said Shirty, later: "I figured if I spoke sof tly enough, someone would wonder what I was Ifaying and shush the man next to him. That man would quiet down the man next to him, and so on. All I was^Tying up there was 'Meeting will come to order.' And it did." From where I sit, Shorty's quiet method proves there's more than one way to do things. If a neighbor, for example, prefers. a glass of beer while you prefer iced tea, that's just two Afferent ways of cooling- off. It's all a matter of personal taste. And when you're tolerant of the other fellow's choice, you can be sure of "meeting" with friendship. Copyright, I960, United States Brewers Foundation Meeting -- Party The Ladies auxiliary will have its regular meeting Thursday. Dec. 8. A Christmas party will follow and everyone is askod to bring a dollar grab 'kit gift. Anniversary Greetings Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cisewski celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary Nov. 23. They spirit the-<!ay \'isil ing his aunt. Mrs. Frances Schulta, in Winona, and his sister^ and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darb Stephan, in Red Wing, Minn. Norbert will be going back to work in three weeks after spending some time at home due to an accident. MYF News Sunday, Nov. 29, a council meeting was held. After It was called to order by Hany Stinespring. the council proceeded in planning the meetings for December. They are as follows: Dec. 11, Christmas Story and also the M.Y.F.er's are asked not to forget to bring a 25 cent grab bag gift for Marcey Center; Dec. 18, Christmas caroling from 6:30 to 8:30, follov^d by a Christmas party. There will be no meetings oik Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. Rev. Laxamana, who was supposed to have been our speaker, was unable to attend. Mr. Stinespring's speech was very interesting and brought up many questions. On Sunday, Dec. 4, Jo-Ann Ambrose called the M.Y.F. meeting to order and thert led the M.Y.Fer's in Christmas carols. Then Harry Stinespring welcomed the visiting M.Y.Fer's of Mount Hope and turned the meeting over to Miss Taylor. Miss Taylor's subject was "Dating" and she did a/£pten> did job of answering crtlr many questions. After her talk, we were served refreshments. Next week's M.Y.F. meeting will be at 6:30, when a dirlstmas story will be given and then after the story we will go to the chorus festival at Mc- Henry high school. June Glos Reporter Birthdays Happy birthday to Steven Phillips who will be 9 years old Dec. 7. Birthday greetings to Louise Jnnkowski on Dec. 12. Thanksgiving Nnvs Milcholl and Bonnie Soboj had Thanksgiving dinner in their home for twenty guests. Her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jankowski, aunts, uncles and nieces were present. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Erickson spent Thanksgiving in Chicago with Roy's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Erickson, and his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Eickhoff. The guests at the Howard Secord house were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Secord of Oak Park, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Secord of Kenosha, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fucha and four daughters of Wauvvatosa. Wis. PLAN CONFERENCE The White House Conference on Aging, Jan. 9 to 12, will attempt to solve major problems confronting older persons and to develop programs and poll1- ries that will make life easier for these senior citizens. The names of 100 delegates who will represent Illinois at the conference have b«'en an nounced by Gov. William G. Stratton. Interests of the delegate groups include big and little business, agriculture, labor, government, religion, education, architecture, health and welfare, civic, social, fraternal and professional groups. 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