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Page Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 22, lohniburg Holidays Bring Deadlines l*y TVff* Hr' tetnuuir j With the Christmas and New [Year's Day holidays Almost "Upon us, this reporter finds •two weeks of early deadlines ]staring her in the face. For the next two weeks my copy :c( this coliimn must be in the ^office by Friday at noon. ;Please keep the deadline daCes of Dec. 23 for this week and }Dec. 30 for next week in mind. iTfiie regular Monday deadline Will resume after the holidays. ' C.O.F. Bowline Party The members of St. Tohn's $purt No. 96 C.O.F. will be •Kiolding another of their popular bowling parses in January knd February. The closing drite for entries will be Jan. 10. Averages submitted wi'l bp as of Jan. 1. Party will be held at the community club hall on jFeb. 11 at 6 p.m. Be sure to feet your entries in soon. ~ Babies in the News Two babies born on Dec. 11 at St. Therese's hospital caused quite a stir in this "neck of the Woods" recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michelau of Gray-slake welcomed twins, a bov and a girl, to their family. Mrs. Michelau is the former Kate Jackson whose many relatives and friends have he^n extending their congratulations since the twins arrival. Two other RU"1S and another bov make the family circle complete. Our best wishes are also sent to the new parents on their double blessed event. Birthday Kids * Sincere wishes for a very "Happy Birthday" are being relayed this week to Peter Freund, Jr. Mr. Freund will be 87 years "young" on Dec. 22. A family celebration is being planned to honor his natal day. Mr. and Mrs. John Herdrich of McHenry were hosts to relatives at a party honoring Mrs. Helen Hetlermann's seventy- £fcrd birthday. Mrs. Hettermann was surrounded by her b r o t h e r s , s i s t e r , s o n s a n d (laughter, and their husbands and wives for a dinner celebration last Sunday evening. Present in the Herdrich home were John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Pepping, Sr., Mrs. Kate Smith, Mrs. Mamie King, Mr. Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hettermann, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hettermann, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann and Iter Jdhn Herdrich family. ;hftll, to complete the Christ- . fortheir parents. On Thursday, Dec. 15. at 3:30 p.m. this troop held a Christmas tea in the public school cafeteria. Each Brownie escorted her mother to her place at the table. The pinning ceremony found Elaine Fail receiving her Brownie pin, fcaren Hettermann and Patti Sullivan receiving their one /ear stars and the following jlrls receiving their two years •fars: Mary Kay Frederick, Jean Hettermann, Joy Hettermiann, Kristine Kerr, Frances 'Clots, Denise Koch, Bonnie MadSregor," Sheila Marshall, Peggy Peterson, Carol Jean H i l l e r , J u d y S c h a e f e r a n d Sheila Smith. Unable to att e n d b e c a u s e o f i l l n e s s w a s Patsy Meyers, but she did receives her two year star any* vay. Refreshments were served by tfie troops committee women, Helen Koch* Mary Hettermann find Rita Schaefer. Christmas carols were sung followed by the mothers and daughters joining hands for a goodnight circle. This troop will be out carolling tonight (Thursday) beginning at 7 o'clock. Troop 378 will hold no regular meeting through the holidays. The next meeting will be on Jan. 3. Station 2 Answers Calls The firemen of station 2 were called out on two separate occasions for car fires which occurred across the street from'one another on the Spring Greek road last Friday. Sunday evening they were called to Fistakee Highlands where a grass fire had gotten out of control. Girl Scout Ceremonies Troop 295 held their fly-up and investiture ceremonies in •he public school cafeteria last Saturday afternoon. The girls in this troop prepared and served the refreshments to their mothers who attended this combination of ceremonies. The mothers were recipients Of beautiful Christmas centerpieces which the girls made. This troop will be accompanied by their leaders when they go out carolling this Friday evening. Brownie News At last Tuesday's meeting troop 378 worked real hard with the help of their leaders, and the voluntary help of Helen Koch and Harriette Mar- AMERICA'S Finest Porch Enclosure It costs so little extra to en- ;cla6e your porch with the yery finest. See DeVAC 'Glass Walls and you'll see why they're tops among architects, builders and homeowners. DeVAC - CHICAGO Window Products 800 Front St. McHenry, 111. EV. 6-8000 Around the Town The Barth family seems to be quite busy during this holiday season. Bill and Marge were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Geske of McHenry recently to a company Christmas party in Chicago., The foursome. «njoyed dinnsfc rou£ later. Last Saturday eyening Bill and Marge were joined by Earl and Phyllis Barth for dinner in, Lyons. On Sunday the whole Barth family visited Marge's folks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grens, in Oak Lawn for an early Christmas celebration. Richard Dehn spent last Sunday in Chicago visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dehn. The Gerald Hettermann family were dinner guests in the Charles Hansen home last Sunday afternoon. Gerry and Mrs. Kate Wayman of Arlington Heights were godparents for the new daughter* of the Hansens. Susan Pitzen and Carol Ann Stilling are now spending the holidays with their respective families. Susan appeared • in Christmas play at St. Coletta-s school last Sunday which "her family attended. PERSSjO NARS Camera Club Highlights Two new members were initiated into the • club this month. They are Jim Bykowski and Harvey Keil, both of McHenry. The black and white picture contest was judged by Dick Rausher, Gerald Jus ten and Harvey Keil. Winners were: First prize, Fred Durpenberg; second, Dave Miller; third, Mike Brown. All received "c^sh prizes. \ The winners in" the cdlor slide contest were: First,.and second, Willie Ehlenr third, Dave Kennebeck; honorable mention, Fred Durrertberg, : The lesson this month was on contact printing and enlarging, with Fred DufTenberg and George Kotalik doing the demonstrating. Their demonstration on this phase pf printing was one of the most interesting I have ever heard. Next month the lesson will be on "Optics" by Did? Rausher. We sincerely hope that more of our members will set aside the first Tuesday of next month for our meeting. In case you have forgotten the time and place, we maet at Kotalik's Studio at 7:30 sharp. "Winter" is the theme for the next contest. .The pictures must be ones that you have taken yourself. Judi Hansen, secretary Mark Vycital arrived home Friday from St. Paul, Minn., for a vacation from his studies at the College of St. Thomas. Miss Ellen Schneider of Chicago, a former McHenry resident, called on relatives and Merkt of Silver Lake, Wis., plans to leave in the near future to spend the winter in Florida. Terry Brady, a student at St. Thomas College, St. Paul, Minn, i& spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady, in Lakemoor. Lloyd Whiting of Elgin called on McHenry relatives Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Maud Granger attended funeral services for toey Lamb-of Gurnee, held at the Marsfv funeral home in Waukegan Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs. Carl Lobitz and Mrs. Fred Bienapfl were Waukegan visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds of Pierson, Wis., have been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Klontz. Mr. and Mrs. John Wirtz and sons of Springfield are due to arrive today (Thursday) to spend the holidays with relatives in McHenry and Johnsburg. Mr. and Mrs. William Riggs and Mr. and Mrs. George friends here last week. She were visitors in the Fred Bienapfl home Saturday and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bienapfl to Woodstock where they attended the funeral of their cousin, Louise Wendt, at the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Alexander of Hebron were visitors in the Robert Thompson home Sunday where Mrs. Alexander's birthday was celebrated. Mrs. Neva Battern and Mrs. James Taylor were guests of Mrs. George Jones Thursday. Cindy Freund, student nurse at Marquette school of nursing in Milwaukee, Wis., arrived home Friday to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glosson were Sunday visitors In the home of their daughter, Mrs. Herman Jacobson, in Harvard. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller and children, Robert and Sandra, and Miss Janice Parisi attended a Christmas party at the Carl Meyer home in Woodstock Sunday. Mr. and: Mrs. Lee Whiting of Woodstock were Sunday visitors in the 'home of her parents, aMr. and Mrs. William Staines. Out of town folks here to attend the wake or funeral of John Brda included Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malcor, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter, Mr* and Mrs. Charles Kearns, of /ChUcago and Mr. and Mrs." John Brefeld of Waukegan. Rollie Mathews of Mauston, Wis., is visiting his son, Keith Matthews, and family. Miss Barbara Rauen is home from Marquette school of nursing in Milwaukee to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rauen. OBITUARIES KATHERIN SZAMLEWSKI Baby Katherin Szamlewski, fourteen-mcnth-old daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Szamlewski of 106 Sunset Drive, Holiday Hills, died Friday evening, Dec. 16, at her home of virus pneumonia. The child was born Oct. 8, 1959, in Chicago and moved here with her parents about sLx weeks ago. Survivors besides the parents are three small brothers, James, Joseph and her twin, Kenneth, and a sister, Janet; the paternal grandfather, Albert Szamlewski of Chicago; and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffman of Chicago. The body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home until 1 o'clock Monday, when graveside services were held at St. Mary's cemetery, McHenry. JOSEPH SPRINGER Joseph Springer, 59, of Chicago, brother of Frank Springer of McHenry, died Friday in his home of a heart attack. He wouild have celebrated his sixtieth birthday Saturday. Services were held Tuesday afternoon in Chicago. ^ The level of the sea water at Cedar Keys, on the, Gulf Coast of Florida, averages inches higher than at St. Augustine, on the east coast. HURT IN ACCIDENT Friends of Mrs. John Pesz will be sorry to know that she will be confined to Sherman hospital, Elgin, over the holidays, where she has been a patient the past five weeks as the result of injuries sustained in an auto accident in Barrington. (£^=PROTECTO GIFT CERTIF -A Qftfor Ulo u. JOHN DOE has'chosen PROTECTO'S FIBE SEAT COVERS Another thing wrong with the younger generation is the short memories of their parents. HI . m as a gift for you and your car. Please drive in at your convenience to arrange for \ installation. *\ %Jet- your Gift Certificates for ' 4 Auto Seat Covers - Convertible Tops - Accessories AT PROTECTO Routes 14 and 81 (in Ero Mfg. 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