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JinnwyJ. 19B4 • ••; • • .-<?. ;k- "f; '" '*' ' Plstakee Terrac* FIRST MEETING OF ASSOCIATION IN NEW YEAR JAN. 6 Joyce Tfteppor -- HSS-S044 The first Plstakee Terrace association .meeting for i%4 will lie held next Monday evening. Jan. 6 boninninj* at 8 p.m. at 1218 W. Oukleuf avenue. Holiday Notes Saint Nick paid his annual visit here on Christinas Eve. The Deppmeier twins were fortunate enough to have Santa appear in person the ni^ht before Christmas. Also dropping in on the Deppmeiers Christmas eve were' Hob, Rea and Kenny Froehii^ and the George Meekos. Christmas dinner guests at their home included Wayne Walters and Kola and Williard Ilillmnn. Birdie's brother, Ron, called his greetings from South Carolina to make Ihc day complete. Karen and Janjce Bush made it home for Ihe holidays. Karen from Illinois State Normal, Bloomington, and Janice lrom the Universily o!' Illinois. Santa's present to Janice included a trip to the 1904 Hose bowl garirte so he? stay at home was short. Arriving from Yuma, Ariz., on Saturday to spend these holidays wiih the Erickson family was Jean's parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shipp. The Ericksons and Shipps, spent Christmas eve at the Chuck Jensen home in Mt. Prospect.. The Eric E rick sons joined the Shipi >s at Roy and Anna Jean's for Christmas dinner.. With William Kern on a two week vacation beginning Dec. 14 Marie and Bill took a short trip out east to visit their sons, Don and family in Philadelphia and Francis and family in Cleveland,, to celebrate Christmas early. On Christmas day they visited with another son.^Rir^iard.'and family in Wheat on.-./ / Christm.is dinner al the Marvin Phillips home included Harriet's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson, Elmhurst, and the Art Rohars, River Terrace,' along with Mrs. Robertson's mother, Mrs. Deckard of Louisville, Ky. Agnes and Howard Secord entertained the Charles Secords, Mr. and Mrs. Don Second and Lisa, Kenosha, the Kenneth Fox family, Howard's mother, Mrs. Secord, Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stark, N. Y., who are in Milwaukee on leave before Tom leaves for., Viet Nam. In the evening Marsha and Val Patula of Fox Lake dropped in for a brief visit. Mrs. Secord stayed over to spend a couple of weeks with Howard and Agnes. Harry, Grace and the three Gavin children spent the day before Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Perkowski, Chicago. On Christmas day thoy dined with the Harry Gavins, \Sr., also in Chicago. Visiting at the Jvurowski home onr Christmas- eve were his bry»ther and family, the Edwin / Kurowskis, Lake Geneva, Wis* On Christmas day the entire Kurowski family dined with Clara's sister ahd family, Mr. and Mb>. J. Hayes, Chicago. These holidays found the Tom Merhaut family knee.deep in celebration beginning with the weekend. On Saturday Marcia al tended the American Legion Christmas party of her grandpa Merhaut and on Sunday the family went to a Christmas party sponsored by I om's company. Christmas celebrations were in full swing on Christmas eve at the Harry Olyen home in Oaklawn and <bey climaxed7 with Christmas day with Pat's mother, Mrs! Anna Vesely, Westmont. ^ Another f a mi 1 y starting ( hristmas celebration ea'rly was the Jerry Connertys. Jerry and family spent Saturday with Gene and Carol Connerty and family in Lombard with the rest of the Connerty relatives. On Christmas day Arlene entertained Mr. and Mrs. Al Novy, Cicero, and"" Mrs. Meyers, Cicero. Christmas eve supper guests nt the Cal Vyduna home were Glenn Oaks and sons, Wheeling, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vyduna and Randy, Elmhurst, and George Vyduna, Oak Park. Arriving on Christmas day for dinner from Metamora, III., were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jans- >en of Barnesville, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. .Janssen, Elaine and Paul. Joining them (or Christmas dinner were La- Verne and Glenn Oaks and sons, Wheeling, George Vyduna, Oak Park, and the John O. Mclntyre family, Eastwood Manor. •lean, Paul and Nicole Fedorchak (,'njoyed their Christmas eve at the George. Hayes home in Chicago. Christmas day guests at the Fedorchak home were Ted Wisek, Bernie Jakaboski and ,Paul Bowiki. Christma\ dinner guests at T-^ the George wbcko home were Irma Gunlher and her three children, Fred, Charlie and Dorothy, Sunnyside. Robert and Marion Rabb spent Christmas with her sister and husband, Mr. and' Mrs. Stan Witek, Chicago. On Christmas day they joined their son and family at" his in-laws, the Rudy Schueks, Elmwood Park. Holiday houseguests at the Rabb home were Virginia and Ted Mastell of Los Angeles, Calif., Marian's - brother. Stopping at the Russell Parker home on Christmas eve w^re Jim Moore, Jerry and d'u'lene Connerty, Joan and Don Hawkins, and Virginia and Ewald Pradelski. On Christmas day the Parker family dined with Dorothy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwebke, Chicago. Bob, Cindy and Lindaf Kettner spent Christmas eve with his sister and family, the Carl Lambs, Oak Lawn. The Zamastil family enjoyed their Christmas eve with Don's family at the Wheaton home of his parents, the Edward Zamastils. On Christmas day Barb and Don entertained Mr. and IVJrs. William Zimmerman, the Fred Casper family, Addison, Laura Gust, and Emily Roberts, Chicago, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and twins dropping in later in the afternoon. Joining Jerry, Bob and Mary Dicks for Christmas dinner in the Terrace were Bob's brother and family, the Ray Dicks of Libertyville. Gathering at the Bud Davidson hon;ie for.Christmas dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Campagna, Bensenville, and Mr. arid , Mrs. Charles Hack, Chicago. I / Christmas dinner at theRichard Stull home brought together Joan's family including her mother, Mrs. LeNore Krelle. twin brother, John, and family, Chicago, sister, Judy Pago, and husband, Jerry, Morton Grove and Dick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Chicago. Joining Virginia. Ewald, Denise and Bobby Pradelski for Christmas dinner were Virginia's family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Curley, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Reymann and family, Wonder Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Zima and family, Lombard. The Mitch Sabaj family joined Mitch's family in "Chicago at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sabaj, Chicago, for Christmas evening celebrations. Also present was Bonnie's mjother, Louise Steiniel, Chicago. Starting the holiday celebrations off at the Toeppeihome on., Sunday evening for supper were Joyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Nelson, Salem', Wis. On Christmas •day, the Toeppers were joined for dinner by Len's parent's, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Toepper, Trevor, Wis., his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Toepper, Antioch, and his brother and wife, Ronald and Chris Toepper, Grayslake. Hospital' News The day after Christmas Mike Mecko entered Memorial hospital, Woodstock, to take care of an arm injury he suffered during football season. We hope that all goes well and Mike is home by the New Year. Birthday Wishes Many happy* returns of the day to Ihe following-'birthday celebrants this coming week: Howard Secord, Jan. 3; Anna Moller Jan. 4; Philip Pohlman, Jan. 5; and Dolores Gregg and Robert Dicks, both on Jan. 8. Anniversary Greetings Happy anniversary to Gus and Lorraine Lima on Jan. 3 and Richard and Joan Stull on Jan. 5. Many, many more years of happiness. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Plaindealer for the beautiful Christmas present. Also thank you Terrace families for your cooperation this past year with my column. I appreciate it and only hope you will be as good to me this new year. Until that phone rings again with my plea for news, Hapfcy New Year and we wish/each and everyone nothing but the best. Thank you. Holidft/ Bills WOMAN'S CLUB TO HEAR SPEAKER ON BLINDNESS Next Wednesday, Jan. 8 the Holiday Hills Woman's club will meet at St. John's «fetheran church in Island Lake at 8 p.m. I hope all you gals will take time out to attend this meeting,. for ihe speaker will be a very interesting and enlightening one. He is Leonard H. Heise, the executive director of the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. He will talk to lus about preventing blindness and cornea transplants. A movie entitled "Boy with a Blindfold" will be shown. The film is introduced by Lee Phillip and narrated by Walter Pidgeon. Most of us are fortunate enough to live in a world where we can see, the beauty around us, but what if you lived in a wtfrld of darkness? This speaker and film sound like something we should all be interested in. C Santa's Helpers Three £heers for the Griswold Lake Athletic Club for helpinlT^Sant^ out on Sunday, Dec. 22, where he greeted youngsters for 3 hours, taking last minute orders and handing out stockings to good little boys and girls. Help! Help! That's all the news for to«- day. Everyone has been so busy with their holiday schedule, and I have been busy going back and forth to Elmhurst hospital, where my mother was hospitalized, following an auto accident. that we haven't gotten together on news. My Mom is home now, and I'll be staying closer .to home to receive your calls, and most of you will be settling down to a slower more relaxed pace, so how about some' calls? The size of my column depends on the amount of news I receive from you. One of my New Year's resolutions was to work harder on the column, but you'll have to help me. 2x> U<m JCin, ow •Sosommeeoonnee Ifjew ^Jown? 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