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r Thursday/December 13, 1S62 THE McHENftY PLAIN&EAlJEft Eastwood Manor Scouts Receive Badges. Pins Edie Iverson 385-1415 ^ Pfick 162 met Thursday evening, Nov. 29 in the American Legion hall in McHenry. A1 Bianchi is the Cub Scout Master. The pack received their pack flag, American flag, and two den flags from the American Legion. Marilyn Fultz and Rita Simpson furnished the refreshments. Den I won the little Cubber for attendance. ^This little uniformed guy they weep for a month and add something to his outfit. He was made by their Den Chief David Steppick and his mother and presented to the pack. The Cub Scouts displayed their Projects and sang songs. Scott Fuller won his Wolf badge. Receiving Bobcat pins were Jim Sobacki, Marshall Leonard and Greg Fultz. ^ Pack 454 met Monday evewiing, Nov. 26, in the Johnsburg public school. Mel Stephenson is the Cub Scout Master. Bob Kellogg is the new committee chairman and Rob Stoll is the new committee outing chairman. Russell Davis was Awarded his Bear badge, one gold arrow, and one silver arrow. Jimmy Fultz received one silver arrow. Den JO made a display of a fort, ®abins, wagons, animals, and trees and Den 12 made a display of log cabins and teepees. They were shown a short travelogue movie. Den Meetings Den 10 met Dec. 5 with Lydia Fenner as Den mother and Georgia Sigman as her able assistant. They meet in the Faith church. Their new denner is Jimmy Fultz and Assistant denner is Carey Fenner. The treats were furnished by Lydia and the grace was said by all. The Cub Scouts each made two Christmas tree ornaments. These will go on the tree at the next pack meeting and will be presented to the Children's home in Woodstock. They played a game before returning home. JThe next pack meeting will be •their Christmas party on Dec. 17 at 7:30 in the Johnsburg school. Den 2 of Pack 162 under the leadership of Den mother Carolyn Congdon are busily making Christmas tree ornaments. Jimmy Qual received his Bobcat pin at the last pack meeting. Eugene Kuck is their dt>n-~ ner and Paul Dethlefson is their assistant denner. Den I of Pack 162 under the leadership of den mother Louise Griffeth are also busy with their Christmas tree -ornaments. Den 12 of Pack 454 under the leadership of Den mother Carolyn Roths are also busy making tree ornaments and Christmas gifts. Carolyn says she could sure use an assistant •5o il any of you could spare an hour on Thursdays after school give h<?r a call, Mark Kruger irom this den received his Bobcat pin at the last pack meeting. Brownie Scouts From nowl on the little Brownies willNie busy making Christmas gifts. Troop 211 with Betty Radner as leader and Kay S'.ephenson as co-leader will ha\" their Christmas party on Wednesday, Dec. 19 at th.? F aith cliui ch^The girls are to bring a twenty-nine cent grab-bag gift. They are each bringing an item of food for a box to be given a needy family for Christmas. Their investiture program on the evening of Dec. 5 was very well attended and each little Brownie looked so cute as they received their pins and joined together in a song. After the ceremony delicious homemade cookies and coffee and milk were served in the church basement. The cookies were made by the three committee mothers, Mrs. Biederer, Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Simpson. oh Dec. 19 Erika Haldeman shares her day with 10 year old Randy Penick and 4 year old Jacqueline Jaoobson. Wishing all of you a merry day.! I goofed on the date of Harry Brodin's birthday. It was not Dec. 1 but will be Dec. 31. An annual New Year's Eve celebration! Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts are busy on their Christmas projects. Troop 436 is under the leadership of Rosemary Newlon and Peggy Garrelts and meet in St. Patrick's church in McHenry. They are sponsored by the Eastwood Manor Property Owner's association. The girls are looking forward to thei? coming Christmas party when they are to bring a fifty-cent grab-bag gift. Birthday Celebrants' Kristine Priester had a nice birthday accompanying her famiiy to Chicago's loop for a wonderful show followed by dinner out. She shared her birthday cake and ice cream with a little girl friend out in the Manor to make her birthday complete. The Leonard Lawrences, Warren Krebs, and the Lenny Hansens all go together for cake on the occasion of Ricky's birthday. Nov. 25 Cheryl Fenner became six years old and cele- -brated the day with a party. Guests attending were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Zgorski from Chicago, the Ben Loveless family from Streamwood, the Midonnas from Ingleside, and Dick and Doris Kretzschmar from Pistakee. Birthday cake was served and she received many lovely presents. Monday she celebrated again with seven little neighborhood girls. They were Rosemary, Diane, and Kathleen Rodgers, Monica Haldeman, Susie Newlon. Maureen McCormack and her sister, Cathy Fenner. They danced the 'twist', played games, and were served tiny tea sandwiches, cup cakes, ice cream, and chocolate milk. A good time was had by all. s Birthday Greetings Today, Dec. 13, is the second birthday for my son, Kelvin. Harold Slove celebrates his day on Dec. 14. Dec. 15, Saturday, we wish a very happy birthday to little four-year old Lucy Hawkins and also to two-year old Edward Petersen. Sunday, Dec 16, Karen Beike will become a young miss of eleven and a third two-year old boy, Billy Gruhn, will be blowing out his candles too. On the seventeenth, his mother, Grace Gruhn, will have her birthday with all our good wishes. Dec. 18 Ambrose Koerper shared with little eightvpar old .Tarkip Ripdpr Anrt Family Custom Sunday the Robert Mitchell family went into Chicago to do some shopping and visit Kay's family in Oak Park. A surprise awaited them in the Hill residence as her brother. Bernard Hill, wife, three children and infant were all there from Kansas City. With all eight grandchildren present Saint Nicholas decided this was a good time to come pounding on the door for his annual pre-Christmas visit and he threw into the room all kinds of fruit, nuts, and goodies until his bag was emptied. Iowa Trip Jim and Georgiana Wilson and children went to Decatur, Iowa, to visit his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Debbie and Danny had a wonderful time on the farm. Tripoly Club Pat Picotirolri moc KncfAc<o f^! the monthly meeting of the Tripoly Club. They enjoyed a dollar gift grab-bag and were served barbecue and a big red cake with green icing and coconut for the holiday mood. Hospital Patient We are wishing little Marissa Mclntyre a very speedy and pleasant recovery from her recent tonsillectomy. A round The Manor Walt and Eleanor Kuck attended a bridal shower which was given in honor of Kay Riley and John Korner. There was food a'plenty and dancing afterwards. Eugene Kuck accompanied the Davises^o Wisconsin over the weekends Kay and Bob Mitchell had dinner guests Friday night frpm Meadoyvdale. They were Mr. and Mrs. Schinler and their four children. Charlotte and Billy Urbah, and Marjorie, Dean, and Gerry Brodin, went to Chicago's loop to see all the lovely Christmasdecorated windows. Sunday, Dec. 2, Tom and Rita Simpson attended Marian Central's football banquet. Accompanying them were Tom's parents, his brother, Father Simpson, and friend. Father Coyle. Walt Garrelts went on a deer hunting trip up to Mount Carroll. Peggy Garrelts, Lydia Fenner, and their friend, Jarie Eiehinann. from Lake Zurich, went on a shopping spree in Milwaukee. Skate And Boot Exchange And Sale Dec. 15, at 1 o'clock there will be a skate and boot exchange at the barn. If you have any items bring them to Lorraine Moore or Dottie Messer no later than Friday, Dec. 14. Price items yourself. Any questions call either of these two gals. Faith Presbyterian Chutrh Dec. 13 -- 8 p.m. The Women's Society annual Christmas program in the home of Mrs. John Hughes. Dec. 16, Sunday -- Third Sunday fn Advent -- Sermon topic will be "I Bring You Good News" Luke 2, 1-20. Dec. 18 -- Choir practice. Dec. 19 -- Wednesday -- Brownie Christmas party -- 6 o'clock. Calling All Kids ! ! ! Saturday afternoon, Dec. 22, there will be an absolutely FREE party for all children who reside in Eastwood Manor. PLYWOOD TABLE TOPS for mounting Electric Trains Road Available in Various Sheet Sizes FOR FAMILY FUN . . . PING PONG TABLES Unpainied -- Ready to Assemble Hours of Family Entertainment For the DAD and his HELPER • Quick and Eeasy to Assemble • Sturdy Construction • Multiple Uses Open Daily: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Saturday ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On Highway 31 South of Main Street -- McHenry, HHnob Phone 385-1424 Ulytaow BUY PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT FROM DANCE PROCEEDS Shirley Schuerr Are you all ready for the Snowball dailce? It's this "coming Saturday, Dec. 15, at Club Lilvmoor at 9 p.m. You may purchase your tickets at the door the night of the dance. Proceeds will go toward playground equipment for the children. See you at th*1 dance. Mr. Stork Has finally let us know'what Marian and Hal Vornkahl are proud parents of. The blessed event took place Wednesday, Dec. 5. Wee one Donald weighed in at 9 lbs. Congratulations end best wishes on your blessed event Marion and Hal. O.K. gals you can relax now. will be available for the party. Contact Connie Johnson at 385-3908 or Toni Ehredt at 385-0513 or myself at 385-2645 for your child or children's tickets. Please use the double doors off the porch to enter the large hall. C hristmas Party The resident children of Lilymoor (up to the age of 12) are invited to attend the Christmas party the Woman's aux- ' ihary is having for them. It J will be on Saturday, Dec. 22, ; from 1 to 3 p.m. in the large , hall of Club Lilymoor. Tickets j Auxiliary News The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, D e c . 3 . S e v e r a l t h i n g s w e r e discussed at this meeting. The street signs were discussed. Also discussed,-was the Christmas party for the resident children of Lilymoor, up to the age of 12. It is also brought up that any woman who wishes to go to Downey hospital and make the Vets life a little happier to contact Tvathy Fuhler. They go to Downey qnee a month, the third Wednesday of the month. The monthly prize was won by Ann Novak. Hostesses for the December meeting were Lre P.issi, Tena Bellino and Toni Lhrecit. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 7, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostess for t-he January meeting are Leona Feint us. Diane Fuhler and Connie Johnson. Lea became an angel cm Sunday, Dec. 2. Birthday •Greetings go to Susan Crawley. Susan celebrated her tenth birthday Sunday, Dec. 10. Greetings also go to Rusty Hueckstaedt who celebrated his sixth birthday Monday, Dec. 10. Many happy returns to you both. ~ ~ j Sympathy Santa will be there to hear i No words can express our each request and give the : deepest sympathies to Mike children candy. The time will ; and Laura Hertel and Bud and be 2 o'clock at the American : Alma Hueckstaedt on the loss Legion hall in McHenry. More \ of their daughter and granddetails next week. ' daughter. Michele Lea. Miehele DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street. McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS BOORS: DAILY 9 TO IS A.M. and I TO 6 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6?00 TO 8:80 P.M EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Mr. Lucky Jim Freund received many nice outdoor gifts from one of the T.V. stations for sending in a question about ice fishing. Congratulations Mr. Luckv. ^ Pa$e Nineteen If she keeps this up shell have to geVMerry L*fs to carryhef around till she stops banging, herself up. Hohsp Fire On Saturday, Dec. 1, the DSkemoor fire department was called out to the Strumph home on Friendly. The inside of the home was badly burned, but fortunately the Richard Cellarius family escaped without injuries. On Sunday, D£c. 2, th&re was a little excitement going «j>on at the home of Walter and Josephine Schuerr. Their grandson, Richard, locked himself in the bedroom for a short period of time. While Grandpa worked to get Richard out he Limpy We have a gal here in Lilymoor that will have her name changed to Limpy Johnson at • kept right oh crying. Leave it the rate she is going. It isn't j to ty,e Schuerr Indians to do too long ago that she banged | something like that. up her left ankle and still is I trying to favor it. Now she I goes and bangs the right one. 1 Use The Classifieds Thb fed good for Free Adntistloa thru Jon. 6 Kiddies! Visit SANTA Saw "Village See the Reindeer, Ride the Sleigh many other rides also visit the beautiful new IceSkutftigflMe HIGHWAYS SB * 72 * DUNDEE. ILLINOIS 5 s>_ ... > s Ski YOUNGEST CADILLAC IN SIXTY - ONE YEARS! Take a good look at a new 1963 Cadillac and you'll see what we're talking about. For this one has a freshness ... a brightness ... a spirit... a flair that you've never seen before in a Cadillac car. It's the look of youth--and it's written in every clean, crisp line . . . and mirrored in every lithe, nimble move the car makes. 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