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ttumday, December 21. 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER fcfclwland Park LPPOA BOARD MEMBERS EXTEND YULETIDE WISHES Gloria Flannigan - EV 5-4710 Chris Foszcz - EV 5-4942 P. P. O. A. board members would like to extend holiday greetings to the people of Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores and hope your wishes for the New. Year will exceed your expectations. little League Christmas Party Tonight, Dec. 21, is the night for the Lakeland Park Little L^gue Christmas party at the ..community house. It will start ^promptly at 7. The program committee promises an exciting night of surprises for the boys and hopes all can attend. Ooen Meeting The Little League fathers will have an open meeting Dec. 27 at the community house at .7# P-m- » Happy Anniversary May we wish a "Happy Anniversary" to Bill and .Bunny Jaenicke on Dec. 23 when they will celebrate eleven years of wedded bliss. Happy Birthday "Happy Birthday" to my little daughter, Kelly Ann Flannig ®, who is three years old today, Dec. 21. And to Christy Jaenicke on Dec. 24, and Tommy Bockman, Larry Vera, Tommy Linnane, Adam Zujewski who will all share the same birth date of Dec. 24 also. To Dorothy Lense and Joy Ellen Grizely on the twenty-sixth of D e c e m b e r . A n d t o B o b b y Florek who will be six years ol^on Christmas Day, Dec. 25. Belated Happy Birthday To Philip Bucaro who was twelve years old on Dec. 9, to Veronica Bierrnan who was six years old on Dec. 17. to Chris Uhles who was 7 years old on Dec. 15, and to Jo Rizzo who chalked up another year on Dec. 20. gRebflcca Circle Luncheon Did you hear the beautiful Christmas carols being sung on Tuesday, Dec. 12? Where? At our community house. Well-- here is the story: Ann Herzog and Lyda Radisch were co-hostesses for a luncheon for the Rebecca Circle of the W.S.C.S. of Community Methodist church, on Tuesday, Dec. 12, at noon. And wjj^t a bad day it wasT A very delicious lunch of baked ham, cookies find coffee and ice cream comprised the menu; and in spite of the weather the attendance was very good. And, our community house was beautiful with its Christmas decorations. Circle members attending were Gertude Anderson, Eva Eppel, Gladys Hafer, Ann Herzdp Hattie Horenberger, Florence Lacy, Ivy Lezak, Evelyn Krukow, Cleda McCracken and Lyda Radisch. Guests were Mabel French and Betty Martin. After lunch a very inspirational devotional program was given, led by Cleda McCracken-- the theme being "The First Christmas" and Circle members participated. Following was the singing of Christmli carols with Cleda McCracken at the piano. There was a grab bag gift exchange and Ihere were lots of "Ohs" and "ahs" when the beautiful wrapped gifts were opened. The circle chairman, Lyda Radisch, presented each lady with a beautiful wrapped gift-- which was a Kristmas Kane mjMte of ribbon bowS and again tl>r "ahs" and "Ohs" _ were heard. And, of course, Lyda came up with her unusual and clever games: Such as "putting the ornaments on the Christmas Tree' a version of the old party game of pinning the tail on the donkey: Making the bell ring with a small bell hung in the center of the room and only a cotton ball as ammunition and several other specially concocted games for the occasion. Prizes were awarded the winners. It was a wonderful afternoon and as the guests left they all told Ann and Lyda what a wonderful time they had; as plans were made for the January meeting of the circle which will be at the home of Evelyn Krukow. Understand this circle would welcome new members; if you are interested just get in touch with Lyda at 385-2754. Welcome Committee Party Last Tuesday night the welcome committee met at the community house for their annual Christmas party, which incidentally is given by and paid for by our wonderful chairman, Lyda Radisch. Each girl was given a gift of redi-made bows on a cardboard cane which could be either used on your packages or as a home decoration for the holidays. Those enjoying the delicious ham, hot rolls, jello molds, etc. were Delores Rogers, Louise McEnery, Helen Strandquist, Ruth Roach, Jo Rizzo, Jean Parisi, Vickey Bottari, Margo Schaedel. Evelyn Kaminski. Lillian Glosson and of course last but not least Lyda Radisch. After the meal games were played and prizes awarded. So all in all everyone had a wonderful time. Jo, were the icicles thawed out when you got home ?? Cookie Party Bernice Boyce had a cookie party at her home on Friday, Dec. 14. The gals made about a hundred cookies each and then exchanged them with each other and wound up with a hundred cookies of different recipes. Pot-luck lunch and punch was served. The girls were Louise McEnery, Dorothy Uttich, Evy Lizak, Ann Herzog, D e l o r e s B e l a h l o v y , L u c i l l e Dietz, Arlene Bartos, Vi Hirchen and Delores Rogers could not attend. Mary Laurence was a guest at this little get-together. Investiture Brownie Troop 461 of Lakeland Park were invested on Dec. 6 at the community house. Those being invested were Gayle Braum, Mary Dowell. Mary Ellen Deje, Mary Fran Deje, Debbie Drosser, Kathy Humann, Debbie Gladman, Cindy Casey, Cindy Kujak, Pam Laursen, Holly Koehl, Patti Rogers, Donna Kaminski, Karen O'Gara, Alicia Sweeney. Janet Barle and Barbara Osman. Carol Jaenicke, Kristie Flannigan and Patti Jobes were given year pins as they were in Scouting last year. Mrs. Bunny Jaenicke is the leader and did the honors of pinning the girls. I, Gloria Flannigan, am the co-leader. Quite a fewmothers and fathers were able to attend the doings. The girls put on a little skit about the Brownies story and Alicia played the Brownie smile song on the piano. Punch, cookies and coffee were served by the girls. All the girls of Troop 461 are now- officially Brownies. * Anniversary Party On Saturday, Dec. 15, Bill and Joan Krater had a dinner party for Joan's parents to celebrate their anniversary. It was 53 years ago on Dec. 8 that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker beecame man and wife. DAMAGE SUIT FILED Sue Voight has filed a suit for $20,000 against Howard Kotehum, resulting from an auto accident in January of 1961 at the junction of Rtes. 176 and 31. "• ' .. 11 "U'lK ! l"i RlQgwood SPECIAL WORSHIlf SERVICES DURING CHRISTMAS TIME : Buby Shepird Special Christmas worship services will be He|d wood Methodist church Sunday, Dec; 24, at 8 p.m. On Monday, Dec. 25, at 10 a.m. an identical service will be held. Rev. Bruce Breneman will conduct both services. Visitors are always welcome. Page NkMtmi Home Circle The Ringwood Home Circle met at the home of Mrs. John Hogan Thursday for their annual Christmas party and potluck dinner. The usual business meeting was called to order by the President Mrs. Gerry Kunz with the pledge of allegiance to the flag and the Lord's prayer. Christmas carols. were sung and a pantry shower Was given to our Pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Breneman, for Christmas. W.B.C.8. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church Wed nesday evening. Mrs. Mertie Harrison had the meditation and Mrs. Clara Cristy presented a little play assisted by Ida Mae Walkington, Linda Low, Susie Fossum. Julie Thompson, Evelyn Harfi* son. Donna Low, Petreft Jacobsen, Sandra Josseraiid and Lieslie Decker. Carols were also sung after which the business meeting was held and a nice lunch was served by Mrs. Hogan. Surprise Birthday Party' Mrs. Earl Kunz gave a surprise birthday dinner for iter husband, Earl Kunz. at their home Saturday evening. Those to attend were Mr. and Mrs. William Bruno and Miss Barbara Kroch of Lake-in-the- Hills, Mr. and Mi-s. Joseph Kayser of Hartland and daughter, Barbara, of DeKalb and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kunz of Algonquin. They also received a telephone call from their son, Richard, and wife from Waynesville, Mo. Belated Birthday Greettltal To Jim Pearson and k*aul Walkington, Dec. 12, Itdith Dowell, Dec. 13 and Jean .Dbcker, Dec. 16. 1 ' ttoApltalteed Marten Peet underwent At the Woodstock Meal hospital, Friday morn- Entertains Teachers ; Mrs. Mary Butler entertained the teachers of Valley View school at dinner at her home Monday evening. - WewslSilliS®; "fthsftft ym" f«? pa frMship DR. HENRY FREUND 1224 N. Green St. EV 5-0452 1 Mrs. B. T. Sutler attended a teftiiher'S Christmas party at thfe V.F.W. at McHenry Thursday fevenihg. ' Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas spent Saturday evening In; the Leo Crebes home at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low ktiA Son of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox of Woodstock, Mrs. Viola Low and Mrs. Emily Beatty spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Butler spent Saturday evening in the Hqward Walkington home. M>ss Joann Klein of Wonder Lake was a Sunday dinner gni9St in the Clayton Bruce home. "Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aissen and daughter were visitors at Woodstock Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson of .Park Ridge spent Friday In tbfe Louis Hawley home. Jay Walkington came home Saturday from Mt. Vernon, towa where he is attending Cornell college to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkington. Mr. and Mrs. John Ehlert and ^daughter, Mabel, spent Saturday in the Tony Senkerik home at Sunnyside Estates. Mr.^ and Mrs. Fred Bowman spent Sunday in Chicago and helped his mother celebrate her eightieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman and sons of Antioch spent Sunday in the Charles Brennan home. DAIRY PRICES A minimum of $3.68 per CW*i., with sn supcrpoo! premium included, will be paid to dairy farmers on base milk and $3.78 per cwt. on excess milk Shipped in November to plants within the 55- to 70- mile price-basing zone of the Chicago Order 41 market. These jJri&es, reported by Harry jL. Inwards, director of marketing, for Pulre Milk associa-i tioiv'are for milk of 3.5 percent butterfat test. The" differential for each one-tenth of 1 percent Qf butterfat above Of below' 3.5 percent is 7.3 c&nt3 per tfiyt.. . Spring Grove SANTA CLAUS GREETS CHILDREN AND GROWN-UPS Eva Freund by Bill Polkey ' JShrfeimu Message . Merchants begin their Christmas advertising a little earlier ddich year. At first, the Thanksgiving Holiday was considered the Appropriate time to begin. But, through the years, it advances earlier and earlier until; it is not unUsual to see Christmas ads in early October. This idea of gift promoting • is not bad in itself, but the ispiritual, value of what Christmas means is being over-shadowed. Lest we forget, this time of year should strongly remind us about the real meaning of life as given to us by a Man whose birthday we celebrate on December 25th. It is with this thought that we at CUSTOM T.V. want to wish you all the very fullest of joys in celebrating this Christmas Season. And may it extend on into many New Years and blessed Christmas Seasons. w REMEMBER If Yon Don't P y It At MILLSTREAM, M' You Pay Too Mucli! Low Prices PLUS S&H Green Stamps For Last Minute Shoppiing ;:~ j SAVE At MSLLSTOEAM I I Jewel Shqpping Plaza W*0tVB Old Santa arrived in Spring Grove last week and made some stops here and there. On Sunday afternoon he arrived by sleigh and stopped at the fire house where he greeted all the children and many grownups, too. Each child had a chance to talk to Santa and each one received a bag of goodies and a toy. On Thursday night he made a visit to St. Peter's parish hall where the ladies were' having a Christmas party. He stayed long enough to pass out gifts to all the ladies, to the nuns and to Father Lehman and Father Monohan. The jolly old fellow will make his appearance again at St. Peter's school on Thursday afternoon. On Monday, Dec. 18. he was a part of the Christmas program held at Richmond Burton high school auditorium"' for the grade schools. Children of Spring Grove school and their parents were invited. (ii/l Seout News Girl Scout leaders of Troop 519 - Mrs. Lolly Class, Mrs. Elfrieda Barth, Mrs. Walter Monhardt, Brownie Leaders Mrs. Ed Winn. Troop mothers of Brownie Troop 518, Mrs. Bemie May and Mrs. Del Norton attended the Kachina Neighborhood luncheon at McHenry Country club on Thursday, Dec. 14. Troop 519 enjoyed an ice skating party on Sunday. They will sing Christmas carols on Friday, Dec. 22, at 7 p.m. in town. Their Christmas program was held last week at the fire house. Ot that time forty-three badges of merit were given out. WBKB-TV Channel 7 - 8=15 A.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 24th •SALVATION IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY" Chicago panelists discuss saving power of the Christ. ftadioi WAIT (820 kc) Sun. 9t00 A.M. WJJD (1160 tcc) 8:00 A;AAi last Surrey «arh montr. The Brownies will have a play on Thursday, Dec. 21, for their mothers at the fire house. Club Meets The Birthday club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Mark Pierce on Thursday afternoon. Prize winners in cards were Mrs. Van Every, Mrs. Frank Sanders, Mrs. Math Nimsgern and Mrs. Hattie Harms. A lovely lunch was served. Christmas Party The annual Christmas party of St. Peter's Christian Mothers sodality was held at the parish hall on Thursday night, Dec. 14. Sixty-five ladies were present to enjoy this pleasant evenings The hall was beautifully decorated and a large Christmas tree was lit up to create a Christmas atmosphere. A delicious dinner was served. A program was presented by Father Monohan's boys' choir singing Christmas songs. This was beautifully done and the boys received a large ovation from the crowd. The project Nif "Layettes" was overwhelming. Seeing a table heaped with baby clothes makes one realize that charity is in the hearts of people. A thank you is extended to all for their generosity - not only to the ladies but also to those outside the parish who SERVICE NEWS V CORPS, GERMANY -- Army PFC Robert L. Stock, whose wife, Patricia, lives at 60 S. Williams street., Crystal Lake, recently participated in Exercise Main Barge, a V corps field training exercise in central Germany. The exercise, which involved some 28,000 troops, was designed to test small unit leadership and maintain the corps' ability to conduct sustained land combat in time of war. Stock, a member of the 317th engineer battalion in Hochst, entered the Army in September, 1960. received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., and arrived overseas last February. The 24-year-old soldier, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stock, 4119 W. Waukegah road, McHenry, is a 1955 graduate of McHenry Community high school. MEDITERRANEAN -^Robert J. Olson, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. Etta L. Becker of Route 7, McHenry, is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Canisteo, operating with the Sixth fleet in the Mediterranean. Since leaving its Norfolk. Va., home port last September for a regular deployment to the Mediterranean, the Canisteo has visited ports in Spain, Crete, Malta, Sicily, France and Italy. 1 contributed to this worthy cause. A gift exchange was held and Christmas presents were given -tt) Father Lehman, Father Monohan and the nuns. jass jsg$s«5 sssjassjss BEST We hope the Yule finds all our friends rich in joy and wonderful health. 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