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-• V-"" > HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 386-467* CUB SCOUTS PRESENT SKIT AT PACK MEETING Cub Scout Pack 458 wishes to apologize for the mix up in dates for the November Pack meeting. Orginally scheduled for Nov. 29, the date had to be changed to the twenty-seventh of November , at the last minute. We are sorry if any one was inconvenienced. The, Pack meeting was held on Nov. 27 at the V.F.W. hall in McHenry, and the attendance was almost 100 percent. Only one family was absent, and this was due to illness. We are well pleased that this much interest was shown and feel that if this is any indication, Pack 458 will have one of its better years. The boys of den 1 gave a hilarious skit about the landing of the pilgrims on Plymouth Rock, way back when. John Alden stepped "ashore and asked Chief Big Eagle, "Beg your pardon old boy, but could you show^i8^to_H^mo^_R^k^_ Big Eagle replied, "You're standing on it," Small Wolf commented to Miles Stkndish, "You'll like it here after you get used to it. We have lots of fun." Miles < Standish, "Qh, really?" "Certainly", replied Small Wolf, "You've heard of Indian Clubs." The boys of den 2 did some really fine craft work in a display for the season's theme. There were several maps of the continents carved and sawn out of pieces of wood; a teepee, an Indian and the Mayflower in full sail. The^guest for the evening, Mike Huntly of the Kishwaukee district, showed an interesting slide film on the various aspects of cub scouting and parent participation in the activities of the unit. He also gave a fine talk on the rewards that are received in the adult activities in scouting. In fact, it was so well received that we welcome into the Pack the following adults: Mr^i Nancy Christy, den motheffMrs. Mary Mullins, den mother, and Mrs. MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON 885-4380 SHORES CHILDREN WILL BE VISITED BY SANTA CLAUS I received a letter from Santa this morning reporting that he will be coming to the subdivision on Saturday, Dec. 23 sometime in the afternoon and will visit each home that has a child under 12 years of age with a gift. The SAC club boys will see that he doesn't get lost while he is here. MEETING ON DEC. 7 The quarterly meeting oi the McHenry Shores club will be held tomorrow at the VFW hall on 120. There will be an election of four new directors and a report will be given on our dance. Absentee ballots will be available from Mrs. Bertha Quinn, if you will be unable to attend. Her phone number is 385-7842. Hope you can make it. NATAL DAYS Bps*/wishes for a wonderful birthday to Anne Gruner on Dec. 7. Margaret Denigar an Dec. 8, Evelyn Tanner on Dec. 9 and Ellen Misiak and Bryan Henshall on Dec. 12. Bryan will be 11. t ANNIVERSARIES On Dec. 11, David and Marie AddantefVill be adding another year of wedded bliss, congratulations to them. VACATIONERS BACK FROM FLORIDA The Winters family took off in their camper and visited Louise's brother in Louisville, Ky., then went on to St. Petersburg, Fla., and enjoyed the Florida sunshine with Louise's parents. The weather was ideal, warm and sunny, even sweaters were unnecessary. mmm Flip one simple lever for the extra safetx of 'Jeep* 4-wheel dri\e. YOJ • eVJ !' •(- e/i'd •• • .• ,• <<; ,\ si"iple lev«r'. h' M- ,• i. .got confidence it. Astuck in mud or V'O/.1 '•<•...• /,<jr.-e- 1 '• <r <,• Vfc engine. Turbo HyJ'i f/dt:'." i-.-.A.'," steering, po/.er Udkes air r.o' Ci'ior r.y V standard safety :terr;s es'v, some sdfet/ on other cars . plus, t^e e / t r a safety of i > : < r • i e j' '\r,-f- • yOJ e/pt".f I'.SI or . pov.tr r "<• r s. All the L-S , -vcr/f f,- d !- < /.' ee! dri. n. \ ou'u' got Id drive it to btliew it! Sec us for a test drive. cHENRY GARA "JEEP SALES & SERVICE" Telephone 815-385-0403 926 Front St. McHenry, 111. Jack Emerson, committee member. This is indeed encouraging, and with the addition of the new den mothers, we will be able to accept more mothers and fathers of eight year old boys and older. Of course, when the parents join, the boy is entitled to join also. We must stress this family participation, because the family is the backbone of the scout organization. After the skits and guest speaker, a number of the boys were awarded badges and pins. They are as follows: Billy Mahon, Wolf badge and Gold Arrow, Keith Teuber - L0in badge, Glen Exline-Bearbac Gold Arrow and seven Silirer arrows. The following boys/received their Bobcat pins:/Kurt Teuber, John Emerson,/Tom Hughes, Tim Hughes, Anthony Christy, Jim Mullins Ricky Connell. This is the first Cub Scout award and the pin must be worn upside down untii after the boy has done his first good deed. Winning these awards is not strictly up to the boy, he must be helped by his mother or father and the more help and encouragement he received, the more rapidly he will advance. Refreshments were enjoyed by all after the meeting and Pm told there wasn't enough left over to feed a mouse. Coming events are the Blue and Gold dinner, the Pinewood Derby, and possibly a space derby. For information about Cub Scout Pack 458 in Holiday Hills, LeVilla Vaupelle and Griswold Lake area, you may call the following number; H. Breede, 385-3131, J. White 385-7352, or H. Haufe 385-5437. WOMEN'S CLUB A double gift exchange will be featured at the annual Holiday Hills Women's club Christmas party. Held on the next regular meeting night at the Mahon home, Wednesday, Dec. 13, the club officers will hostess the party. The double gift exchange is one regular dollar gift exchange and one humorous gift. The idea was started several years ago and proved to be such fun, that it1 has become part of the tradition. Be sure to reserve that date Wednesday, Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. SANTA CLAUS COMING TO HOLIDAY HILLS Hey kids! The Griswold Lake Athletic club has done it again. Knowing that we have so many children in this area, they contacted the North Pole and arranged for Santa Claus to make a special stop right here. Yes, sir, Santa will be here on Sun- ' day, Dec. 17 from* 12 noon to 3 p.m. You know what that means! You had better start Jjehavin^jrightn^ in the neighborhood, don't take any chances! COOKIE PARTY The Christmas season opened officially for many of us when we were invited guests of Mary Mahon and Helen Boettcher at their annual Christmlis party. Mary's home had as many varieties of cookies as there were guests present on Friday, Dec. 1, and each guest went home with a tasty and attractive array of holiday cookies. The party concluded with refreshments and a night of relaxed conversation before the hustle, bustle of the coming Holiday season. WENDY'S EIGHTH BIRTHDAY Our Wendy had a happy birth- • day weekend with a luncheon and theatre party for her friends, Judy and Terri Abbink, GiGi Smith, Ruth AnnStrossner, Kim Walters, and Leslie Jende on Saturday, Dec. 2, and another party with Grandma and Grandpa Wilier, Godparents, Aunt Lois and Uncle Harold Erickson, and Little Scott on Sunday Dec. 3. The day was completed with long distance phone calls from her sister Gail from San Francisco and Aunt Jeannie from South Bend, Ind. GREETINGS A belated, but happy annivers^^^ to^Arleer^^^Jterb Hill on Dec. 3 and a happy birthday to little Kurt Roth on Dec. 9 and a Rappy sweet sixteen to Penny Walters on Dec. 10. ?G. 12, - PLAIN DEALER - DECEMBER 6, 1967 TRAVEL FILM SERIES Russia - a country twice as large as the United States, covering a sixth of the earth's surface, and containing 129 separate ethnic groups - will be the subject of the next travel film co-sponsored by Elgin Community college and the Elgin Woman's club. Clay Francisco will present "The New Russia" his 10,000 mile photographic journey through the Soviet Union, Thursday, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Larkin high school auditorium, Larkin avenue and McLean boulevard, Elgin. USE THE CLASSIFIED OVER COUNTER SALE OF 1968 LICENSES BEGINS Over-the-counter sale of 1968 motor vehicle license plates will begin Friday, Dec. 1, at two Secretary of State's facilities in Springfield, three in Chicago and at sixty-nine banks throughout the state, Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced. In Springfield, the facilities are located in the Centennial building and at Ninth street and South Grand avenue. In Chicago, they are at 5301 West Lexington street, 5401 North Elston avenue and 9901 South Parkway. Hours will be from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. week days and f^rom 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Secretary Powell said 300,- 000 sets of plates are alreaty in the mail, and that withiri tiie next few days he expects to have all plates representing reassigned numbers and available numbers assigned in response to special requests on their way to registrants. Mailing of plates was begun Nov. 2, the earliest in the history of the state. Mr. Powell urged car owners to get their new plates at the earliest possible opportunity. The deadline for displaying the red and white reflectorized 1968 plates will be no latef than Feb. • 15, and possible earlier, he warned. Banks which sell licejise plates include the Home State Bank of Crystal Lake. If people are always pinning things cm you, maybe you lack a few buttons. GELO'S SUNSET Specializing in BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH 12 noon to 2 p.m. FINE FOODS - COURTEOUS SERVICE ile North of Wauconda on Old Route 12 Phone J A 6-2929 Ing Corcoran flew to Vero Beach, Fla., for 8 days of relaxation and fun. Her sister, Ipsa Moore, celebrated a special birthday and her three children, some of her grandchildren and Ing came from Birmingham, Mich., Bloomsburg, Pa., Wallingford, Conn., Milwaukee, Wis., and McHenry Shores to wish her a happy birthday. They were treated to a fine Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, enjoyed eating out on Friday evening " and on Saturday seventy-five guests were invited to a gala affair at the Roimar Yacht club. Ing flew back on Wednesday sorry to leave the sunny warm weather she had been enjoying for over a week. CONDOLENCE TO SHIRLEY HARPER Our sincere sympathy to Shirley Harper and her family on the loss of her grandmother last week. NEWS ITEMS The Zeimets had a surprise visit from Ted and Jule Soott from Greendale, Wis., on Sat-, urday, all went out on the town for a fine meed and got caught up on all the news. The Lexows and Wilsons attended a wedding on Nov. 25 in Palatine as Howie's cousin, Phyllis Wood, was married to Conrad Milster of Long Island, New York. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Thunderbird Country club in Barrington. 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