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•3*". (fkuridar, Dicmbn 21. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Sunnyside EstatM MOURN DEATH OF SENIOR RESIDENT. WALTER P. SMITH Polly Stevens - 385-1256 The community was sadffcned by the death of one of our senior residents. Walter P. Smith passed away quietly, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10. Mr. Smith had been in ill health for several years, and became less active each succeeding year. We extend our "sympathy to Mrs. Smith and their son, Walter H., of Downers Grove. ^ f New Arrival ^The Walczynski family will have seven stockings ready for old Santa this year instead of six. Young* Paul Joseph madq his appearance Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 4:44 p.m. at McHenry hospital and weighed 9 lbs., 13% ozs. at birth. His parents are Joan and Stan and he has sisters. Judy and Mary, and brothers, Stan and • Billy, to help spoil him. Congratulations f* the Walczynski family. A Cubber Young Tommy Fry is the proud possessor of his Bobcat pin awarded to him Wednesday. Dec. 13. Tommy is a member of Pack 1. Birthday Party Little Kimmie Bute celebrather fifth birthday with a rty and some of her little friends. The youngsters played games and won prizes and .had a fine time. Enjoying the. barbecues, hot choco late,, ice cream and .birthd,ay *<fakfe \yere Kasey and Patti Anderson, Monica and Markx Davis " aftd Karen and Tommy HanaJHari. Hftnie Again. J^Those perennial yolingsters, Bessie arid Bill Sdhwieger, recently returned from a visit in California. On their trip West they were delayed for 9 hours when the snow sheds over the tracks near Doners Pass west of Reno burned. Their train had to be' rerouted over the Feather River route. They visited with friends and relatives in San Francisco, Berkeley arid ^fcrago, and were wined and dined royally. Among their si'jjht-seeing trips was a Visit to a winery, a ride across the Golden Gate Bridge, and a dinner at Fisherman's Wharf. Mrs. Schwieger brought home holly for Christmas cut from her sister-in-law's holly tree. These two gad-abouters were bubbling over with stories of their ™it. Travellers Lu and Jack Davis and their children, Cathy and Johnny, spent a recent weekend with Jack's relatives. They visited his aunt, Mr" >Reba Smith, in Union City. • Ohio, then on to visit his unjle, Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Davis, in Muncie," Ind. Let's Go Visitin' Let's go visit Florence and Cecil Kanter, at 1808 W. Oakleaf drive. They moved to Sunnyside Estates in May of .1957 from the northwest side *>f Chicago. Florence and Cecil have four children, 5 year old Stevie who goes to kindergarten, 4 year old Mary, 2 year old Johnny and 6 month old Terri. Cecil is a commercial artist and his number one hobby is photography. He is a former reporter of the camera club. Florence is a past secretary of the SEHOA, Inc. and with four children there is not too much time for hobbies. However, she enjoys knitting and sews beautifully, making many of the children's clothes. Nice family, the Kanters. f Luncheon Leaders of Brownie Troop 150 were among the guests recently at a luncheon and Christmas party at McHenry j Country club. Table decora- j tions were made by the various j Brownie Troops for the occa- i sion. The ladies enjoyed sing- i ing carols and were presented | a grab bag' gift. Attending I from Troop 150 were Leader I Alice Bieschke, Co-leader Syl- j via Obstfelder and committee- j women Betty Lakowske, Marie . Kern and Louella Schultz. carols and p r a c t i c e d d a n c i n g from lessons they have been taking at the home of Sylvia Obstfelder. These lessons are for Brownies only and are held every second Monday. After the meeting the girls were served hot chocolate and cookies. Mother helper was Betty Hettermann and cookie hostesses were Connie Jablonski and Tammy Bieschke. One feature of the meeting was singing happy birthday to Linda Hosier. Girl Scout News Thirteen girls attended the Wednesday evening, Dec. 13. meeting of Troop 295. They finished their wreaths and made a tray favor and card to congratulate the Walczynski family on the birth of the new baby . boy. The card was signed by the leaders and all the Girl Scouts. Cookie hostess was Marta Martin and mother helper was Gail Long. The meeting was closed by singing the Christmas carols: Away in the Manger, Mark! the Herald Angels Sing, and The First Noel. In the absence of Judy Strorigl, ' our reporter, this .information was supplied by Mary Anderson. We Found Out Our spies told us that on a recent Saturday Chris and Don Fail, Charlotte and Dale Maule and Fran and Jerry Olsen were seen at the home of Emma and Gunnar. Johansen playing rai ds and gorging themselves on Mrs. Johansen's delicious Swedish pastries. Watch the calories, gals! Birthday Party Pammy DeFrancisco w a s bubbling over at her first birthday party. Thursday. Doc. 14. Mama Marge invited five small fry for lunch and fed the kids hot dogs, potato chips, jello salad and chocolate milk. After the youngsters played some games and won prizes thov were served ice cream, more chocolate milk and slices of the circus birthday cake. Take home gifts were color and cutout books and little baskets of' candy. Helping Pammy celebrate her birthday were Monica and Mark Davis, Karen and Alan Kennebeck and LuAnn Muleski. That evening a grown-up party for Pammy was a; tended by Rose and Mike Tillich and son, Mickey. Grandma 1 and Grandpa Schondorf and Mrs. Mary Kogut. This required another cake and of course, more presents for Pammy. Brownie News At the Tuesday, Dec. 12. meeting of Troop 150 the girls wrapped the gift for their parents they had made. Plans were made for the troop to go carolling Friday evening, Dec. 22, from 7 to 8 p.m. They sang |„ & | May yoU have a very Merry | ! Christmas and we wish that | | every day of the | New Year will I bring you | Increasing Happiness ITY C Oops! Sorry Dept. Don't know what happened but it seems that last week we misplaced Thursday, Dec. 14. Two of our youngsters celebrated their birthdays on that day and may we say a belated but happy birthday to 4 year o l d P a m m y D e F r a n c i s c o a n d teenager, .Timmy Farley. Sorry kids, won't let it happen again. Sick List Mrs. Mary Jost returned from the hospital but we hea" she will have to be in bed for awhile. » Sandy Fry has been on our ailin' list but we are glad to report that she is back Ir. school. ' Donnie Rose has had a siege, first chicken pox and then scarlet fever. Gail McDonald has had niumo.s, Mr. Kimbro's cold and sinuses turned out to be shingles and he is still ailin'. Pore Pa looks like a red speckled pup. Get well quick, all of you. Merry Christmas Not too much going on this week except the frantic preparations and shopping for Christmas. We would like to wish all our friends, neighbors and spies (bless 'em) a merry, merry Christmas. May the good Lord bless and keep you and may jolly old Santa bring you your heart's desire plus a little more. Merry Christmas, everyone. Birthdays Happy birthday today, Thursday, to Gloria VonOepen. Best wishes to George Owen on Dec. 22. Greetings to Norma Gunn, John Fiedler and 9 year old Paul Voight on Dec. 23. A happy Christmas Eve birthday to Helen Brunhoefer. Christmas Day was chosen as the, birth date of Sol Kobus. Dale Kuntz and "little old lovable me." Best wishes to Mary Mann on Dec. 27. Many happy -returns of the day to all. Anniversary Jean and Harvey Garber celebrate their anniversary on Dec. 27. Congratulations. Lilymoor ^ SOCIAL HOUR WILL FOLLOW NEXT ASSOCIATION MEET Shirley Scliuerr The Lily m oor association held its -monthly meeting Tuesday. Dec. 12. at the community house. A general discussion was held at this meeting. The next association meeting will be held Tuesday,.Jan. 9, at the community house at 8 p.m. A social hour will be held after the regular meeting. UNIVERSITY TO OFFER COURSE WITHIN COUNTY R. L. Tazewell, McHenry c o u n t y s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f schools, has announced that Northern Illinois university will offer an extension course in McHenry county this winter. Joseph Clettenburg, director of extension, Northern Illinois university, has informed the county office that Education No. 572, School-Community Relations, will be offered during the second semester of the 1961-62 school year. The course (3 credit hours) will start on Monday, Jan. 22, 1962, at the Clarence Olson school, Woodstock. If you are interested in this course, please write to the Director of Extension Service, Dr. J. E. Clettenburg, for registration information and forms. Belated Birthday Greetings go to Susan Crawley. Susan w as nine years old Saturday. Dec. 9. Belated greetings, also go to Rusty Hueckstaedt. Rusty was five years old Sunday, Dec. 10. Birthday Greetings go to Bill Schuerr. Bill will be fourteen Tuesday, Dec. .26. Attends Luncheon Diane Fuhler. Leona Fantus and La Verne Schueler attended the Christmas luncheon for the leaders and troop committees for the Girl Scouts and Brownies Wednesday. Dee. 13. A goad t ime w as had by all. Services The Methodist church of McHenry is having Watch Nigh; : services Now Year's Eve. All j families are invited to attend. I More information on the services to follow, or you can contact Laura Belford for more information. Guests Mrs. Richard Rader of Napa, Calif., was a guest of Edna and Herman Crawley for three days. Mrs. Rader was on her way home from New York when she surprised the Crawleys. L a w r e n c e a n d S h i r l e y Schuerr's guests Sunday, Dec. 10, were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schuerr and Mrs. Kate Caswick of Chicago. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schuerr and family of Fox Lake. Christmas In a few days it will be Christmas. At this time I would like to wish you and yours the best and a Merry Christmas. 11 Pag* Swotofi STATE PRECIPITATION November was the first month since March to have above normal precipitation throughout the state. RESCIND REVOCATION: £ Secretary of State F. Carpentier has annc the drivers' license diviskWl^df his office has rescinded, vocation of the licensee ander P. Niemiec, 1502" view, McHenry. This, was taken following receipt information from the courf^li? Police Magistrate John Schtfcpc of Fox Lake showing that trial Niemiec was found*, guilty of the offense of- driving while intoxicated and was dismissed. «.***£ FREE 1962 AUTO LICENSE SEYMOUR'S LICENSE SERVICE MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. SAT. 9-6 FREE DRIVER'S LICENSE SERVICE REMINDER Located At MARK'S MAItiMl C! 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