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^Mt ' '- K. •:& * 4; » *'-fo~4* ; ' V^ Thnrsaay, March 19.1964 Sunnyalde Estates GIRL SCOUTS ATTEND BANQUET FOB BIRTHDAY Fran Olsen -- 885-5740 "Happy 52nd Birthday to us" sang the. Girl Scouts of troops 44 and 88 on Sunday, Maf%h 8, at their banquet in Fox Lake. The traditional flag ceremony opened the program, followed by a prayer by Reverend Donecke of Mount Hope Methodist church. Mary Anne Beebe, executive director of Sybaquay Council, and Jean Weyland, chairman of Valley View Neighborhood, each delivered a message to the scouts and their parents. Troop 44's Scouts Own was followed by a Court of Awards at which forty-seven badges \vere distributed. Leaders Claudia Garn (88) and Frances Groth and Rosemary Thetan (44) introduced their committee women and expressed their gratitude for their invaluable service arid assistance. "Troop 88's Mutiny", Written, cjirected, and produced by Claudia Garn, was presented by the Troop 88 Players, Uninc. True to the nation's norm, the defense attorney who incessantly repeated, "I object", stole the show. ( -- and didn't flub a single line! !) A group rendering of a repertoire of scout songs delighted the parents. Father Weideman of St. John's church gave the closing prayer. A bag game filled the period of the waiting game, and the excellent beef dinner was the payoff for both. And thus "Day is done . . . " and a lovely entry in the book of memories. Adeline, and Davy drove Jerry back to his Whitewater campus Sunday night. Buster Egg; Hunt Word is out that the PJastcr Bunny will visit the Estates this year and hide several dozen eggs for the boys and girls from 3-12 years oid. Come to the skating pond on Holy Saturday (March 28th) ai 10 a.m. and join the hunt. Brinp your egg detector. If you don't have one, come anyway. P. S. The Easter Bunny (385- 1680) needs volunteers to help dye the eggs. All supplies supplied. Just help wanted. SKHOA <• Did you see them? The surveyors were back. They rechecked the drainage flow in certain areas to insure specifying the proper size cdlverts in their estimate. For more information about the roads, be sure to attend the township meeting on April 7. Circle April 2 on your calendar. SEHOA meeting. Same time (8), same place (Johnsburg school). Help wanted Corresponding secretary for SEHOA needed. Ptfb previous experience necessary. No shorthand. No rigid hours. No overtime.. No salary. Liberal benefits (explained after you accept the position.) Don't wait for us to call you, you call us at 385-6166 any day after 4 p.m. Please., Our beach may not be Wdikiki, but with a Hawaiian eye and a Hawaiian punch it can crime out inviting. Volunteers are being recruited to pack that punch into the beach mid-April. Call 385-1680 before we call you, Beer and barbecue for all helpers. To add to the enjoyment of non-swimmers who prefer to merely bask in the balmy breezes, benches will added to the scene this year. Take a close look. What does the vacant lot next to your home look like? Besides the fallen branches, are there any other items that should be removed. Most people cut and maintain adjoining lots, regardless of their ownership, for the improved appearance of their own property. Follow the leaders, Sprinj; Fling Get your tickets now for the April 18 dance at Johnsburg Community club. Contact any St. John's parent. Sympathy To Marge DeFrancisco from all the residents of the Estates go understanding and sympathy on the recent death of her sister who had been ill for some time. Words are so inadequate LOOK YOUR EASTER in OS Cont'd., BAGS Included The Man Upstairs turned on some heat and Troop 41's skating party was melted out. Games and hot chocolate in Leader Alice Bieschke's basement proved to be a more than satisfactory substitute. At the bottom of the barrel, Mom? Girl Scout cookies are available until March 21. Troop 88 has 730 boxes to their credit so far. (Bet you girls are stuffed!) If you haven't been contacted by a scout, call 385-6166 for remedial service. Claudia Gam is a BAG tied in knots tying knots at Hawr thorne Hills (Elgin). Really. She is attending the BAGS Camping patrol (interpretation: leader "B"ielindberg, scribe "A"dams, co-leader "G"arn) for a three session course at the end of which she hopes to win her troop camping license, know the seven basic Smokey Bear camping rules, and get untied. # Wegner Christening Gary Duane Wegner became a Christian on March 1 at 12:30 p.m. at. Zion Lutheran church In McHenry. Gary slept peacefully through the entire baptism performed by Rev. Carl Lobitz. After the ceremony, Keith and Helen took the godparents 'and their spouses out to dinner. "Great way to do it" says Helen. "No fuss, bother, or preparation and everyone had a marvelous meal and lovely time." Zoiger Zips Znme With wrestling season over, and bearing the proud distinction of having placed second in the conference meet, Jerry Zeiger buzzed home for the 'weekend of the 7th. Helping Dad polish his plane was a nice change from cross-breeding fruit flies into the third generation. Braving the inclement weather and bad roods, Hank. Weyeniserg shoes for men Sizes 7-14 B - EEE from $12.95 to $23.95 -- ALSO -- SfHSOli by Cciumet from $9.99 to $1491 "SHOE $5.95 to $7.95 CIES SHOES offli SH@S RIPAflfS 1307 N. Riverside Drive McHenry. III ' \. I - ^ r^'j lit such a time. May her bouI rest in peace.; Comln' and Goto' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haninger recently spent a day in Maywood at their daughter's home where they thoroughly enjoyed the antics of their five grandchildren. Rose Felicetti and daughter, Rosemary, dropped in at Werners with cake, gifts, and greetings for new Gary DUane on March 4. Helen was very pleased by this kind gesture. Chris Fail attended the Baptist General Conference Workshop on March 7 at the Emmanual Baptist church in kegan. .Of the many .setfsidns offered, Chris attended those pertaining to pre-schoolers, to assist her in her Sunday School duties with that age level. They all attended chapel twice during the day-long affair and a lovely smorgasbord was served at noon. A very beneficial day, she reports. Candle Capers Cathy Davis recorded the events of her eighth birthday party with the camera she received from her parents. Karen Kennebeck, Pam DeFran cisco, Gail McDonald, and Kathy Hadley shared the cake and ice cream and root beer, and most important, the fun and laughter. Tommy Fry got eleven spanks from his Dad on the 6th, and then they were joined by Teddy Jost for an evening of roller skating. He rapidly assembled the solar cell radio he received and gets great pleasure in playing it now either by sun or battery. Dorothy Ann Kayler had plenty of sweets for her 16th: two cakes. Her aunt and family came out to share her big day which netted her money, a jacket, and some Beatles books. Kathy Gerstein's was a slumber party attended by Kasy Anderson, Darlene Gerke, and Cindy Stull on March 6. After cake and ice cream the fun and story telling continued 'til ^10:30 p.m. -- and be^an all over again at 4 a.m. wheh one wrong roll set off a chaih reaction that woke the whole group. Naturally, there was no sense in going back to sleep then, so they made'3" breakfast and continued the party. Kathy was thi^lled with her parent's gift of a doll complete with bassinette and layette. Jim Leahy had a SEHOA directors meeting on his birthday. Mmmm. Livin' high. Having no plans for her birthday, Rose Felicetti was pleasantly surprised to find others had plans for her. Ruth Dettlow, La Verne Noah and Tina Bellino dropped in with gifts on the 9th. Then on the 11th Jackie Smolinski came by with a cake and gift. Of the many cards she received, the loveliest came from son, Louie. Tom's folks sent her a package from California, and she was especially pleased with an acorn shaped milk glass ash tray she received. "An esi>ecially nice -birthday,". said Rose. Cindy Krzyzak's first birthday party was shared by Mrs. Ruth Smith; Karen, Chuck and Danny Schneider; Helen Steve, Carol, Kathy and Gary Wegner and Eleanor, Tommy and Ronnie Fiedler, and of. course Mommie Grace and new-born Annmarie. Cindy got two new teeth for big day - - also lots of clothes. Patty Anderson's impromtu party brought Kelly Bute and Maureen and Monica Davis in to join the blowing bout. And she got what she'd been waiting for: a bike. Timmy Maule didn't want his cake and ice cream on his second birthday. That's a switch. Knee deep in laundry, etc. . , Alice Bieschke was surprised by the visit of three scouts on the day before her birthday. The girls had prompted Ray to have a decora tejcl cake ready, and missing what they thought would be an obvious clue for Alice to come upstairs, the candle nearly burned to nothing before Alice emerged from her chores. They played games and had a lovely afternoon. Sittin' and knittin' filled the following day. Wishing Well Wishes . . . t o P a t t y A n d e r s o n w h o is dotted with measles. . . . to Larry Palmer who has a bad case of bronchitis. Happy Birthday To Donny Gerstein who will be 100 on the 20th. 53 On the 21st to George Kropf. To Larry Kayler, Sr. on the 22nd. On the 25th to Johanna Matuzak and Al Stevens. Happy Anniversary To Emma and Gunnar Johynson who celebrate their forty- third year together on the 251 h. Oh, No! Overhearing her son say to his friend on the phone, "Sure, I'll talk to Teena," that Mother thought, "Gee, that's really awfully nice of these two teenagers to be so interested in that boy's little sister," --- -- until she discovered who Teena is. A dog. 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