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Thursday. January 13V1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three -- Page One SUNMYSIDE ESTATES "KAREN SCHNEIDER 885-4977 and viruses -- so to all -- get well.h PAY ROAD BILLS NOW; ADJUSTMENTS TO BE MADE LATER "..After inquiring about the road bills J found out that all residents should pay them, even tho there was an increase in the interest. Action is now and will continue to be taken until the problem < remedied, Ijy our township suj srvisor and the board. After it is cleared up you will be given credit or a rebate for the over payment. So - to all residents - pay the installment that is due - NOW! The L.L.C. » There is an aura of mystery surrounding the upcoming meeting of the Lucky Ladies Club that will take place on Jan. 19 at the home of Irene May, 1612 W. May, at eight o'clock. All of the women of -this subdivision are welcome to attend, so if your female curiosity is aroused come and find out what's going to take place. „ Ice Skating????? Word about the area is-if the pump house is repaired there Will probably be ice skating if the weather permits. According to my foggy crystal ball* we will be unable to do any skating until February due to some more rain storms and" a good snow fall before the end of the month. That should give them enough time to fix the pump house! Weekend Guests Dr. Harry Morrison and family were guests at the home of the Jerry Olserts for the New Year weekend. They arrived from West La Fayette, Ind., on Dec. 29. The Olsens also had two other couples over New Year's Eve to help them ring in the New Year. The Olsen - Morrison weekend developed into a meeting of the minds and money in an attempt to become tycoons in the field of stocks and bonds. All good things must come to an end as did the enjoyable weekend when the Morrisons left for home on Jan. 2. Patient Kathy Kathy Palmer returned to the hospital on Jan. 10 for corrective surgery. She is in very capable hands, and they will have her back home as soon as possible, not to return to their anticeptic, hallowed halls for a long time to come. She is in everyone's prayers and a very rapid recovery is extended to her. If any one would like the address and room number of the hospital Kathy is in give me a call and I will' be more than glad to give it to you. Get-Well Little Ronnie Fiedler, who is suffering with t that old childhood malady -- chicken pox. How's your supply of, calimine lotion Eleanor? Due to this seasonal???? weather there are several residents down with the flu, cold SPRIII - G EVA FREUND -- PHONE 675-2135 Massf Holiday Parses Held Finally getting around to wishing you happiness and prosperity for the New Year. Didn't make it for Christmas but I certainly hope you all had a blessed and happy Chrsitmas. back to the swing of things for 1966--but let's have just a short flash back. There were so many lovely Christmas parties, I hate to have you miss out on them. On Dec. 15 the Lotus Country Woman's Club held their party at the home of May Buchert in Richmond with Sah Hanssen as co-hostess. A delicious lunchenn was served to twenty-two members. The program consisted of selections on the organ by Ida Koberstine. A comedy skit was conducted by Beulah Karls and the cast was members of the club. This was hilarious and greatly enjoyed. There was a gift exchange and singing of Christmas carols. 0?%Dec. 16 members of the Chris^in Mothers held their party in the parish hall. A, roast beef dinner was served ait .7 p.m. Following this an interesting and enjoyable program was presented by the school children and high school students. There was a skit, singing and dancing. Santa Claus made liis appearance to distribute gifts to everyone. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Mrs. Arthur Kattner was hostess to the, members of her club at Christmas. A turkey dinner was served. SantHa Claus popped in for a brief visit and gave out the gifts. There were many more visits with home folks and contacts on the phone with those far away, but it would . take too much space to tell you about them all. have gone back, Bill and Bob Lay, Lorraine Miller and Sharon Smith. Home on Leave Wesley Smith who is with the Marine Corp is enjoying a thirty day leave at his home. % » Dies in Arizona We were sorry to hear of the death of Kenneth Franzen who passed away in Globe, Arizona on December 26. Kenneth, who w;as now in his early forties spent his boy hood in Spring Grove and lived in McHenry when a young man. He was a nephew of Alice Wagner. New Year Party > Mrs. Mamie Tinney entertained a group of ladies in her home on New Year's Eve. There was a big punch bowl and a pot-luck dinner was served. A very funny skit was presented by Mamie and Mary Klein depicting the old year and the new year. A great time was had by all. Birthdays Happy birthday today to Mary M o o h a , S t e v e K a n t e r who ~is 10 years old and Michael Rapp who will be blowing out four candles this year.. Gregory Jesski celebrates his fifteenth birthday on the fourteenth, The sixteenth is shared by Fran Fuqua and Nellie Wallin. Ve Schroeder will celebrate her birthday on the eighteenth along vfcitti Steve Boomfield who will be seven. Jim FuquaNfiand Vi Rodiek celebrate their birthdays on the nineteenth Birthday Party Gerard May had eight local children as his guests to help him celebrate his seventh birthday on Jan. 2. They all had an enjoyable «time and were treated to cake, ice cream and various games. Holiday Leave George and Millie Kropf's son was home on leave for the Christmas holiday from the Army. Ray came home on Dec. 23 and had to return the twenty-seventh. He is now stationed in Aberdeen, Md., and will be going to helicoptergunner school. There is a possibility that Ray will be sent to Viet Nam about March 25 if the war there isn't over or at least alleviated by then. WONDER LIKE NEWS MARY LOU HAKTOG 688-7176 Accident Victims Cliffor and Andy Sabby were on their way home from visiting their daughter's home in Barrington when they were involved in an auto accident on Dec. 21. Their car was completely demolished and Cliffor was hospitalized for three days and hfid to have numerous stitches due to the accident. Cliffor was released from the hospital Christmas Eve, the Sabby's holidays were marred by the ordeal, but very grateful it wasn't worse than it was. LOCAL GIRLS AT YOUTH FOR CHRIST CONVENTION Linda Kay Diederich and Norma Swearingen of Wonder Lake were among the more than 2500 teen-agers who attended the ariSiual youth for Christ holiday teen convention. This year the convention was held on the University of Illinois campus at Urbana. They traveled by bus leaving home at 6 a.m. Dec. 27 to9 meet at the Wheeling high school. They arrived > at their destination in time for lunch and immediately were launched upon a busy schedule of meetings and social times. One of the high lights of the convention was the appearance Tuesday night of "Miss America of 1964", Miss Vonda Kay Van Dyke. She sang and did an entertaining act with her assistant "Curly Q." Twelve youths won the pleasure of having dinner with her that evening. They had the privilege of hearing speakers from various states. They enjoyed the singing and testimonies of two YFC Teen Teams recently returned from Africa and the British Isles. r The conventioneers came from Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. There were many new friendships started and this trip will be the main topic of conversation for weeks to come. The girls arrived home Thursday, Dec. 30, at 6 p.m. two mighty weary travelers. ft Pre-Holiday Visitors Bill and Bemidene Grist were in our Subdivision and had a chance to stop and see a few of their friends and former neighbors, the Harold Palmers, Jerome Olsens and the Arthur Kennebecks. more happy birthdays and never get a day older. Our Deepest Sympathy to the family or Anita Horton who died on Monday evening Jan. 3, 1966. Several times recently it has been the job of your reporter to write up the news of a very close friend's death. What does one say at a time like this? That her family and friends are saddened by her death? Of course they are. She leaves a space which cannot ever be filled again by anyone. Should one talk in hushed respectful tones? Somehow this doesn't suit her. We were friends for 8 years arid I enjoyed every minute of it. No one could know this "feisty", hard working , straight-fromthe- shoulder woman who had a quick sense of humor and the glib tongue to go with it and not admire her greatly. She had a heart of gold and shared it with everyone but you couldn't put anything over on her - not for one second. She will be missed by all who were fortunate enough to know her. "Each departed friend is a magnet that attracts us to the next world" - (Richter) Anita lived in the green house on the top of the hill - Wainwright ©rive-in Hickory Falls, with her husband, Harold. She was the mother of Ronnie Perry and grandmother of Leigh Perry. The funeral was from Christ the King church on Thursday, Jan. 7, with burial in Christ the King cemetery. There are more boy babies born every year than girl babi e s , b u t w o m e n o u t n u m b e r men. In all countries, except India, they live longer, too. Happy Birthday To three people I am quite well acquainted with. They all celebrate their happy daze in the next week. Number one: Ruth Russell of the Highland Shores Russells who will celebrate (?) her thirty-first birthday on Jan. IS. No. 2: Sally (Russell) Gayeski who celebrates on Jan. 25. She will be celebrating in her new home in Macomb where she and her husband have set up housekeeping until he has finished school. He is a student at Western Illinois University. Number 3: is my better-half, Leo, who celebrates his day o Jan. 24. May you all have & achievements,* goals and objectives to strive for. Bill Cristy reviewed the membership list. Those few who have been unable to keep up the required attendance will be asked to improve or resign.. Bob Howe announced the following Committees for 1966: J • 1966 Committee Chairman for Achievement, Ed Heller; Education and Attendance, Bill Cristy; Finance, Guy White; House and Reception, Fred Grutzmacher; Inter-Club Relations and Fellowship, Bob Myers ; Laws and ^ Regulations, Fred Grutzmacher; Membership Development, Jim Robison; New Club Building, Floyd Leigh; Programs and Music, Phil Kinzer; Public Relations, Jim Robison; Resolutions, Bob Howe; Citizenship Services and Churches, Art Lau; Youth Services, Joe Sullivan; Bulletin, Horace Wagner and Richard Pickrum; Merit Award, Lennie Freund and Jim Robison; Peanut Day, Joe Sullivan. Notes: If you have a bit of news to spare -- I could use it. Or have I said that before? I'd better get some soon or I'll start writing weekly installments of my 21 years in Wonder Lake. That would fill up a few columns, I'll bet. Would't you just, rather have nice newsy items. Then why not come up with some? OK? SHOP IN McHENI SHOOT •& WIN AT THE Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund entertained on New Year's Day in their new home. Guests for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. George P. Freund, * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michels, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Williams, Mrs. Tillie Gerasch, Barbara and Sue and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Freund, all of McHenry. On Sunday afternoon the Freunds entertained Mrs. Mamie Tinney and Bob, Mrs. Agnes May, Mrs. Diane McGuan and Johnnie. Santa Brings Bundle of Joy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gritzuk were filled with happiness when Santa dropped off a baby girl on Christmas day, Dec. 25. The little miss weighed in at seven pounds. She will be named Anna Marie. Resume Studies Students home for the holidays return to school. Jim May has gone back to Creighton University in Omaha, Neb. Kenneth Kappie has returned to Carbondale. 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