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Thursday. December 30, THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SUNNYSIDE ESTATES KAREN SCHNEIDER 885-4977 HOMES AGLOW WITH HOLIDAY DECORATIONS .Never before has Sunnyside looked more beautiful than it has this past holiday with all the homes aglow wkh their beautiful lights and dffcorated Iflwns. We didn't have to leave our own subdivision to show our children a part of the beauty of Christmas. Barring the fact we had no electricity or heat on Christmas Eve and no water Christmas Day, Santa was able to make his appointed rounds on the newly fallen snow that all tjie kids must have prayed for, for his anticipated arrival. Now that it's all over with I hope everyone had a Joyous Christmas. I wish you all a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Unforgotteo Orphans * The Do-It-Yourself Club, organized by 11, 8-10 year old girls from our subdivision took rponey from the sale of the corsages that they made and Bought fifteen gifts for the 3-5 year olds at the St. Vincent orphanage and candy for the thirty-three children in tho 6-8 year group. Thanks to the eleven girls for making a memorable Christmas for fbrty-eight children in Freeport. NOTICE!!!! •To all residents, those road qiis you received last month are in error. Do not pay them! You will receive new corrected tjills in the near future. WARNING -Now that we have had a taste of snow and the plows v£ere used, no cars are allowed on the side of the road for any reason or they will be towed away at your expense and inconvenience ! Christmas Comings and Goings The Bud Kennebecks spent Christmas day in Chicago at the home of Carol's brother, Don Gamperl, and the entire G a m p e r l f a m i l y . C h r i s t mas night was spent at Bud's njiother, Mrs. Ben Kennebeck, in Johnsburg. ' T h e C h r i s t m a s w e e k e n d ghest at the home of the Mike Sankeys was Leslie's father, Mr. Welch, who flew in from California to spend the holidays with his daughter and sons. There was an extra special Christmas at the home of James Williams. Pat's parents the William Calhouns, came up from their home in Florida to spend the holidays with the Williams and shared their time up here with Pat's brother in Palatine and sister in Rockford. The Jerome Olsens had for the Christmas weekend, Mrs. Ann O'sen and daughter, Sue, as guests to share the joys of the holiday. The Radtkes went to Chicago the day after Christmas to celebrate Christmas and attend the christening of their new niece. Disappeared??? A shaggy salt and pepper Schnauser pup disappeared from Radtkes front yard on Christmas day. If you know her whereabouts please call Ann at 385-4115. I hope no one needed a Christmas present bad enough to mar the holiday by stealing her. Sunnyside's Own Donald Voight, a McHenry high school Sophomore, came in first place in his weight division in a recent wrestling tournament in Wauconda. In a place of honor in the Voight home will be the large trophy that Don brought home- depicting his victory. Tonsillectomy Steve Segerstom got to spend some of his Christmas vacation in the hospital due to the removal of his tonsils. A speedy recovery is extended to Steve. Birthday's A very happy birthday is extended today to my better half P. J. and to my next door neighbor, Ellen Boomfield, who is nine years old today. On the 31st Jean Gerke, John Barrar and Judy Misel will celebrate their birthdays. On Jan. 2, Davy and father, Richard Rapp, shared, their birthday, and celebrating his seventh birthday that day is Gerard May.. Yvonne Kuechel and Bon Kelso's birthdays are on the third. On the fifth is Lorraine Major's birthday. Anniversaries On New Year's Eve, Edward and Judy Misek will be celebrating their anniversary, and ushering in the New Year by chalking up 10 years of marital bliss are Mel and Shirley Simmons. Sorry Folks!!! Due to becoming all involved with the Christmas preparations and being only a mere mortal with faults I completely forgot to get the column in on time - that is why there was no column last week. I hope the length of this column will make up for it. SHOP IN McHENRY Sma/tt-G yo/t <=Wo Lovewefl Don't worry about slipping and sliding down ICY STEPS this winter. Spread wet burlap sackg over them to provide a /ion-skid walking surface. /*The sacks will freeze to the steps - - and you eliminate all the nuisance of salt stains or sand removal. We take ICE CUBES for granted, but they're really a very necessary product, and can be very useful too. You can crisp drooping vegetables by putting them in a sinkful of iced water for a few minutes. And a few ice cubes in a bowl of lirpp flowers will make them snap alive. For an odd-shaped vase, spoon in crushed ice. If you don't have an ice crusher, you can make crushed ice in small quantities easily. Just put ten ice cubes at a time in a beat it. with a mallet or the side of a hammer. Crushed ice also makes filling an ice bag or vacuum jug an easier and faster task. And ANGELO'S SUNSET INN Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS -- COURTEOUS SERVICE 1 Mile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 Phone JA 6-2929 ne1i waflw ot tM 00 Tired of looking at dream cars you can't buy? The cars you see at the Auto Show and never see again? Well, then, do something about it See the one you can buy, right now, today, at your Dodge dealer's. It's Charger, a full-sized, fastback action car that's aH primed up and ready to go. With V8 power. Bucket seats, fore and aft Full-length console. Disappearing headlights that disappear without a trace. 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