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I*,. U.i I I N P191 Turn THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, FtbruBry 7, 1063 Sonnyside EstaiM BOY SCOUT TROOP PARTICIPATES IN* KLONDIKE KAPERS Joan Walctynskl S86-8105 We don't hear from Boy Sceut Troop 144 very often, but when we do it's sure to be something terrific. This time it was the Klondike Kapers held at Crystal Lake in Walkup Park on Saturday, Jan- 26. There ^rere approximately 200 boys in attendance including Neil Davis. Donnie and Paul Voight and John Rau from Troop 144, plus their scou* leader, Ray Jensen. One of the unique things thoy did was to experiment with soup. Each of the attending boys was to brim; a can of soup and you might know that out of 200 boys ikmm was certainly every variety available. The cam were all emptied into one lar^e •kettle and the outcome was their lunch. I'm told it tasted »-pretty good. The boys did i liumber of other things includ 4ng making an eskimo sled and going tobogganing. At the end of the day, each boy received a patch as a reward for his 'efforts. Surprise In Store On Saturday, Jan. 16, Flo and Barb Jesski went to Amboy, 111., to pick up Grandma Dawid and bring her to our *r*- community for awhile. When Barb called the last few tiines it seemed that Gram wasn't feeling too well. Since she has been here she visited the doctor and is feeling better. .To add to this Flo and Barb took Gram into Chicago to visit one of her sons, Peter Dawid, on Saturday. On Sunday, Feb. 3, Peter took Gram •buck home to Amboy where a i&rprise birthday party will be -given for her. Gram supports a jglj^ong seventy-six years and .the family hopes to see her JQ*ound for many more. ;«a*« L ' H o m e A g a i n ^Got a call from Marge De- ^9rancisco telling me she is home again after her recent stay in Chicago due to jgness. She tells me that it 4aok her ,awhile to get bqck on 4ter feet, but weak or not no place like home. young Tommy Hanahan who had them and when I received the call, his sister, Karen, was already complaining about her neck beginning to hurt her. Another person on our sick list was Millie Kropf. She w«h sick in bed foi the past week, and it Millie was in bed, you know she was mighty sick. She's feeling some better as of this writing and by the time you read this, she'll probably have her whole house torn apart again, cleaning like mad. St. John's ParMi Mondayv-Jan. 28, brought the children of our school home with their report cards. There were pome happy and some not so happy souls around I would tjuess. Monday evening brought the Home and School Association meeting, which I was unable to attend. Then, on Sunday, Feb. 3, there was the pancake breakfast sponsored by the Catholic Youth ot Johnsburg. The food was delicious. Father Blitseh is doing nicely, recuperating at home and we should be seeing him out and about if and when the weather ever breaks. Girl Scouts Troop 295 held their weekly meeting at the Waloznski residence this past week. The girls and I had a fun time making something for the mothers for Valentine's Day. After we completed this we .,ot started on another project. Refreshment hostess was Chcry Patterson, who brought a cake she had baked herself to celebrate her birthday with the girls. Cheryl became a teenager on Feb. 2. On Saturday, Feb. 9, the meeting will be held at the Palmer residence. Plan Heart Sunday Drive Mayor Donald Doherty has proclaimed February "Heart Month" in recognition of the McHenry Heart association fund drive which wfll be carried on from Feb. 1 through 28. Because heart and blood vessel diseases are the nation's and this county's (by actual statistics) Number 1 health enemy, causing more deaths than any other single disease, the mayor is calling upon all residents to support the heart fund drive with contributions and voluntary service. The heart fund, his proclamation observed, makes possible a crusadp against all of the heart and blood vessel disr eases which "are responsible for widespread suffering and often create •-serious erJbnonliic "issued th<? following informah^ rcLship in our homes "f ion of interest to the public: businesses." , "Today we know that there Heart fund dollars, Mayor' is great hope for hearts. We Doherty pointed out, are used knew thr.t some forms of to fight heart attacks, strokes.! heart disease can be prerheumatic fever, high blood vented, some cured and almost pressure, hardening of the ar-'all heayt conditions helped teries, inborn heart defects ahd through proper treatment, parmany other types of heart and ;' icularly after early diagnosis, blood Vessel diseases. [This new hope is one of the The drive will reach a high si^ns of °"r inf,tlern progress, point on Heart Sunday, Feb. "You make i search possible 24. when many volunteers will th,ouS^ y°ur sui'PP1* of the call door-to-door in the resi- Heart func.. dential areas of the city and i "Some of the questions asked surrounding communities ' fbr ; and suggest ioris given for the contributions from their ne!|^l-J prevention"of -ieart and blood bors. ' • • i i vessel diseases based on sta- The American Heart assbcla-! tistical studies are: tion, with its affiliates and' 1. Is there a history of chapters, is the nation's only heart trouble in the family? independent voluntary hcdltfti Have 'regular physical checkagency dedicated to combating ups. : all of the heart and bkx>d ves- J 2. Is one overweight? Avoid" sel /diseases., . • \ obesity. Dr. B. J. Massouda, medical 3. Does.one have high blood adviser for the Heart drive, pressure? Follow orders spec- NCW CROPS Illinois farmers are dedicatee1 to growing crops of corn and soybeans tc feed families, pay bills and put money in the bank, according to William T. Lodge, director of the Illinoir Department of Conservation. "But many farmers are also inifically controlling high blood pressure. 4. Is one a heavy smoker? Abide by advice concerning smoking. 5. Is one usually under heavy emotional strain? Find peace and quiet at mealtimes, in the evenings and on weekends as an antidote to days of stress. "Witb your continued support, we now can look hopefully to the eventual conquest of the greatest health enemy of our nation." terested in producing rabbit-v quail or phbasan s but don't know how to 'tj> about it," he said. "Landowners can grow a game crop in conjunction with a farm crop without great expense of either money or farm acres." Game biologists of the Department of Conservation are trained in the growing of farm game and a landowner can receive both technical and material help from the department in Springfield Double Money Offer Ttaderloia hicluded Birthday Girl •^Little Miss Karen Kennebeck 'Vtlebrated her fifth birthday on Ian. 24 and to commemorate $)M» big day in her life, mother ittd dad Carol and Bud hosted not one but two birthday parties over the weekend. On Saturday, Jan, 16, Karen was guest of honor at a birthday party for her little friends including Kathy Davis, Pamela DeFrancisco, Susan and Andy Ekhhom, Donna Frisby, Lauri Kennebeck and Rosemarie May. Karen's big brother, Alan, was mother's helper for the day. The kiddies enjoyed a lunch ,of hot dogs, potato chips, hot • chocolate, cake and ice cream After this had settled down • they played games and enjoyed their favors. The following day, Sunday, Jan. 27, there was a birthday ,party where the guests were •mostly grown-ups. The lovely supper and another birthday cake were enjoyed by the following guests: Grandma Kenneback, Great - aunt Alvina Schumacher, cousin, Donnie Gaylord, and hi* • fiance, Carol Cherney; antfther cousin, Dick Gaylord, and his friend, Kathy; uncle, Dan Kennebeck, and his fiance, Dorothy Goodsell; and another cousin, Brian Kenne- And it looks like there'll be a third party since Grandma and Grandpa G a m p e r 1 and the rest of the family didn't make the trip out on Sunday due to the weather; so when they do get here, there will be another celebration. Oh, boy! Oh, joy! Happy Occasions Birthday greetings go thisweek to the following celebrants: Today, Feb.. 7,, to Ronald Siepman. On Feb. 8, to Matt Bctt. On the ninth to Dale Maule. On Feb. 11, two fine boys celebrate. They are Martin Palmer who will be seven years old and Steve Farley who will be nine years old. On Feb. 13, Robert McDonald will be eighteen years of age. Happy birthday to each ttnd every one of you. Happy anniversary this week to Betty and Bob Lakowske on Feb. 7, when they will celebrate fifteen years of married togetherness. On Feb. 9, Alice and Ray Bieschke chalk up six years tit marital happiness. On Feb. 12, Velda and Jim Tyler will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary. May all of you nice people enjoy mam more years of married happiness. Congratulations! Signing Off Well, that's it for this week. The phone calls were more plentiful for which I am grateful, Please keep it up. 'Bye now! People seem to be chiefly concerned with the higher things of life--prices, for instance. * -*• • Sunshine Doesn't it make you feel warm just to say it? Mike Tillich's mother took a trip down to Florida and Rose and Mike are taking care of hei dog, Blackie, for her until her return. Mike's mother has called a couple of times just to talk with the "kids" and it's almost tempting to go down and join her until this cold spell passes, if it ever does. glck list The Mumps are on the march again. This past week it was COUNTY TY TOPICS TV STUFF by Ed Vestgard DANGEROUS EVENT Strange things that a TV man sees in his rounds. This could have been a tragedy but the event turned out funny. A young fellow accidentally shot a rifle at the television screen when carried away by his desire to protect his favorite cowboy from the bad guys. I guess the cowboy saved himself; they always do, but that TV tube lost the fight real good. His Mother will be finding pieces of glass for a long time. 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