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^4 ^ 7^ * *%* -^7 V"? A« Page Twelre i4-"." f " V' '*• J- , * V<J^ ' 4* ' f" ,_ ^ ^ S »""* ' ' * A , A ^ > ,V THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH $ i *j?j«'i"y* IHISIPPSllliR^ Thursday, January 3, 1957 LILYMOOR NEWS By Laura Selford " School Christmas Part)' Thp first and second grade at Lily Lake school had their Christmas room parties on Friday, Dec. 21. The local P.T.A. gave the treats for the parties and each room had a gift exchange. Also, each room was decorated with a Christmas tree adorned by decorations iflade by the children. the McHenry hospital and several ! homes, the group returned to the Methodist cTiurcTi for cocoa, cookies and recreation. day, Dec. 23, to spend Christmas with the family. Mr. Ferrara plans to visit at the home of his moth-, er for a few weeks. t The Donald Leskes had a gala holiday week dividing their activities between visiting friends and playing Santa. Christmas day was the occasion of a big family dinner at the home of Don's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kuhne, of McHenry. Also present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. John Voss, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carll, News From The Golbecks Pat and Jerry Golbeck and fam ily phoned recently to friends in {'Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leske and Mr. Lilymoor Mi at they plan to come and Mrs. Roy Tuma and Sharon Lily Lake Program On Wednesday. Dec. 19, the Lily Lake school presented its annual Christma^ progrm to school mothers. After the program, refreshments were served. The first grade rhythm band played several selections including "Christmas is Here", "Up on the House Top, Santa Is Coming" and "Twinkle Toes." > Mrs. Douglas, first grade teacher, directed two dramatizations. The first grade girls presented the " S h o e m a k e r s D a n c e . " L e a d i n g roles jn the second presentation included Pamela Kibble as reader, Duane Brossman, Jimmy Campbell and David Nixon. Mrs. Mary Butler, second grade teacher, directed an operation, "In Quest of Santa Claus^ Appearing in this presentation, which represented much effort on the part of both students and teacher, were these second grade boys and girls: Eddie Atkins, Roger Barker, Terry Burns, John Carter, James Duke, Richard Heckman, David Kampe, Danny Levand, Michael Mathews, Robert Miller, Terry Morrison, Clarence Sosong, Fred Thornton, David Tobey, Darrel Whynot, Timothy Wirfs, Herbert Zabrosky, Karen Blodgett, Bonnea Bonder, Judy Burman, Jean Duke, Barbara Erickson, Carol Erickson, Jean Hamil, Sharon Myers, Penny Opalca, Eva Shaw. Judy Winston and Susan Ehrhardt. up from Kansas in January in lieu of the Christmas visit they reof Melrose Park. On Friday, Marion and Don vis- Wonder Lake News By Phyllis Whitfield gretfully postponed with their old j ited their godchild, Gary Miller, friends and neighbors. _ The Gol- I and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eubecks were residents of Lilymoor [ gene Miller, of Chicago. Saturuntil last spring, when Mr. Gol- ! day, the Leskes journeyed to Elmbeck's work took the family to a hurst to visit Mr .and Mrs. P. J. new hdme in Mission, Kas. j McGovern. Beth Ann, the Golbeck's oldest i Enjoying a^turkey dinner at the daughter made her First Com- ) home o^ Mr. and Mrs. Moyse Cary ! munion on Sunday, Dec. 16. In j on Christmas Day were Mrs. j addition to his new position, Jerry j Cary's mother, Mrs. Genevieve j is intensively studying an elec- ' Moore and. sister, Miss Vivian J trical engineering course via cor- Moore, both of Chicago. I respondence. Mr. and Mrs. Moyse ! Mr. and-Mrs. Fred Karmel, Den- ' Cary are presently living in the nis and Marlene, had Christmas j Golbeck property in Lilymoor." ! dinner at the home of IJHrs. Kar-i jmel's mother, Mrs. Eva Marks of' Engagement Announced j Chicago. j A gala New Year's eve party at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Paulsen | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert > spent several days visiting in Chi- ! Polinski of Lilymoor was the oc- cago at the home of Mr. Paulsen's , casion for an important announce- , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bur- j ment on the eve of the new year, j dick, Sr. His brother and sister, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Colberg i Walter, Jr., and Joan, were also ' announced the engagement of home to share the visit. The Paultheir daughter, Judy, to Richard sens also visited during the holi- { Polinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Po- 1 days with* Mrs. Paulsen's parents, | linski. , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thyfault, I Invited to welcome in the New ! and daughter, Betty, of Chicago, j Year with the Polinskis were Mr. : jn Lilymoor for the day were and Mrs. Clarence Colberg and | summer residents, Mrs. Constan- j family of Lilymoor, Mrs. Julia j tine Soutsos and daughter, Maria, j Nativity Lutheran Church Sunday, Jan. 6, on the church year calendar is Epiphany Sunday, which begins the Epiphany season, observing the showing of the baby Jesus to the Wise ,Men, having been led to the manger by the star. The sermon topic will be, "Where Is He That I£ Born?" On Sunday afternooVi, Jan. 6, at 2, the evangelism committee of the church will meet to make plans for the Evangelism Mission Week to be held starting on Feb. 17, in conjunction with, the Chicagoland Lutheran Evangelism mission. The men on this committee will serve as chairmen of the special committees needed the Jack Ritters in Orchard Bead}, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Kroncke had as their guests on Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kroncke and family of McCullom Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reining and family of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Belford and family, spent Christmas day at* the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thompson and family in Forest Park. ; Strelan. Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollenback of Chicago Joseph Litka Joey and Tommy, visUed Qn Christmas d with his of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Raymond.^ and daughter-in-iaw, Mr. and Strelan, Mr. and Mrs. Mathias On Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schueler and daughters, Carole and Janice, were the guests of Mrs. Schueler's sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Echert, Jackie* and Ronald, t)f Glenview. Sympathy Lilymoor regrets to hear of the passing of Mrs. Cora Duker, wife of Chauncey Duker. supt. of schools. Mr. Duker has taken an active and personal interest in our Lily Lake school. Our community wishes to extend deepest sympathy. Cruenke, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polinski and sons, Timmy and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Urban, Mary Jo and Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Urban and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Socha and Priscilla of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Polinski and children, Leanore, Lorelei. Charles and Loretta, of Waukegan. Also invited were Mr. and Mrs. i Daniel Meyer of Lilymoor, Mr. • and Mrs. Alex Aivard of Lilymoor . , ! and Miss Patricia Steadman of ' J°yec^ dinner together. Mrs. William Hollenback and Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Svoboda were quite surprised on Thursday, Dec. 27, when Mr. Svoboda's sister, Mrs. Edwin McGlothlin, from Pasadena, Calif., appeared at the door. --This was the occasion for the rest of the family to gather at the Svobodas' home. Fred's mother, Mrs. Fred P. Svoboda of Riverside, another sister, Mrs. Rudy Sima, and Mrs. Frances Jirsa en- P.T.A. The Lily Lake P.T.A will meet tonight, Thursday, Jan. 3, at 8 p.m. Please be present to help formulate plans for the annual Founder's day. The meeting will be held as usual in the Lily Lake schoolhouse. Lakemoor. rs. Garday, Dec. Birthdays Happy birthday to rison Latimer on M 31' Bobby Ehredt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ehredt will be 6 years old oiK«Ia». 8. Best wishes-! Welcome We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Robert Highland to ouf ; community. The Highlands came from 5643 Clark street in Chicago and are now located one block south of Route 120 in Lilymoor. The Highlands have two daughters, Gladys, 10 years old, and Anita, who is 14. Mr. and Mrs. Highland commute daily to their work in Chicago. Holiday Activities Danta Ferrara, son of Mrs. Albert F. Ferrara, flew in from White Stone, New Yprk, on Sun- Joy To The World Tne young carolers who sang | on the porches of several local ! homes on Christmas eve included i Bonnie and Connie Segermark, Lynn Friedman and Cheryl Huecksteadt. The girls contributed the proceeds from their yuletide activity to the Children's home in Woodstock. by MAGNAVOX M.Y.F. Robert Hollenback attended the M.Y.F. meeting on Sunday, Dec. 23, at which the young people went . carolling. After entertaining at "For Shoes That Please See Peter Gies" . . . • Baby Shoes • Boys' & Girls' Shoes 0 Ladies' Shoes • Men's Shoes • Work Shoes • Rubber Footwear Peter Gies Shoes & Shoe Repairs Phone 441-M 107 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, HL PLAYERS COMBINATIONS PORTABLES CONSOLETTES CONSOLES SPEAKERS Transistor Radios RADIONIC SALES 306 E. Elm St. McHENRY 1446-J On Christmas Day, the Fred Svobodas entertained for their annual /family dinner. The get-together included Fred Svoboda, Jr., of Kewanee, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Svoboda and family of Kenosha, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phalin of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Svoboda of Shalimar. On Friday, the senior Fred Svobodas visited with son, Robert, in Shalimar and the next day they were entertained at the home of Happy New Year. It is hoped that 1957 will bring progress to our community and that each of us will strive to make it a better place to live. resolutions yet? Why not make resolutions yet? Why not mke just a few that you can try to keep. One objective of your reporter for the coming year is to try through the Lilymoor news to bring us closer together as friends and neighbors. Your reporter will strive, with your help to keep up with the important events, such as births, birthdays, marriages, afttyiversaries and deaths; also, :.thojse not so important but pleasaftjt'Occasions, such as family dinners and friendly get-togethers. to carry out the mission. Those who have volunteered to serve a r e J a c k F a l k e n t h a l , g e n e r a ] chairman; Wilbur Haak", lay visits committee; Mr. Ken Gabel, prayer committee; Bill Moore, publicity committee; Chuck Schwarz, t e l e p h o n e c o m m i t t e e ; R o n a l d Walsh, music committee; Gordon Benson, hospitality committee and Bill Hoeft, finance committee. The guest speaker at the evening services for that Mission Week in February will be the Rev. C. Carl Eklof of Decatur; The annual meeting of the congregation " will be held Tuesday, Jan. 8, beginntj|g p.m. The altar guile? Of the church will meet on Wednesday evening, Jan. 9, at 8. The pastor will present the evening's topic, which will be "The Lutheran Liturgy." Our heartfelt thanks goes to all who helped to make our observance of Christmas the most meaningful we have ever had. The wonderful response and spirit on the part of everyone made the real meaning of Christmas greatfully felt by many more people. Grateful appreciation goes to the Sunday School that put on such a fine program at Harrison school, showing that the young in years can tell the older generation much about Christmas. Miss Betty Wright, was home from DeKalb, where she is a sophomore. Delbert Frank, a young lad from the Methodist Children's home in Rockford, was a guest in the Wright home during the holidays. The day after Christmas Mrs. Eleanor Wright and children, Johnny, Janet, Dick and Sandra, and Delbert motored to Gibson City, wherfe they visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Swanson. Mr. and Mrs. Foed Whitfield had as guests for Christmas Mrs. Whitfield's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Robinson, of Elgin. Last Friday, Mrs. F. A. Whitfield, Sr. from Topeka, Kas., came to spend some time in her son's tiome. Mr. and^Mrs. L. C. Fuhrer had their parents in their home for Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fuhrer of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Yates Of Ames, Iowa. Also present was Mrs. Fuhrer's brother and family, Mr. and^Mrs. Harold Yates and two sons. Mrs. Catherine Wurm was hostess to the Wonder Woods canasta group Thursday, Dec. 27. Mrs. Ann Miller and the hostess were high scorers. Others present were Mesdames, Bernedine Misiak, Ruth Woodward, Helen Cope, Mary Sandgren, Marcella Meeker and Neva Fuhrer. Six dollars was donated to the Woodstock hospital fund. Visitors During Holidays Robert Kolar, H M/3, was home for the Christma's holidays. He is senior corpsman of his training class stationed at the Naval hospital in Bethesda, Md. Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolar of Indian Ridge. Christ the King Church News All Catholics and non-Catholics interested in learning^ about the religion are invited to attend an inquiry class which will be held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 at the church. For the convenience of all, the same subject will be discussed each evening. The topic for Jan. 8 and 9 is "The Existarjce of God." 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She advises using the meat fresh if possible because the original flavor changes during freezer Storage. But you can freeze it easily if you need to. v- Too much exposure to air gives turkey a warmed-over flavor and odor and also dries the meat, so it is best to freeze it in rather large pieces and pack it tightly. Freeze turkey products as soon as possible after cooking and cooling. Remove the bones to pack the pieces compactly and save storage space. If you freeze dressing and gravy, pack them separately. You may want to reheat and cool the gravy before freezing it to decrease the amount of bacteria that# may be present. Wrap t#e turkey tightly Jn; freezer-grade aluminum foiji pt cellophane of in one of the plastic wrapping materials used to protect frozen foods. Because freezer storage affects the flavor, do not leave the meat ih the freezer more than two or three months. _ . 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