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LAKEMOOR NEWS by Annette Schmit Resigns 4 ft Ann ^rzezinski asks me to please tell all her friends how truly wonderful they have all been to her during her services as their neighborhood reporter. V The way in which everyone helped her evidenty was so wonderful that Ann had trouble finding wodrs to tell all of you just how she feels. r She resigns due to a Very strong social and family life and tds it difficult to keep pace th everything. ^ Her thanks to all of you are overwhelming. Goodbye Ann, and good luck and thanks to you from us. Hello! Annette Schmit's the name. Please phone me at 594-W-2 when you have news. I hope iKHi'll all bear with me and my wto^s until I become used' to the job of being your neigborhood reporter. I hope also that I'll be able to report 10 you the things you most like to read. No matter ('whether mama cat has six kittens, or grandma's lumbago is acting up, or Junior needed stitches, let us know about it. The friends you entertain are news to us. The folks $ju see when you go out of town are news to us. In short--what's new? Village Meeting The village meeting will held on Thursday, Dec. 13, 8:30 p.m. Ladles League Mrs. Irene Leon returned to «e meeting on the fifth of Dember after spending^ several weeks in the hospital and recuperating. The members of the league were overjoyed at her return. Welcome back, Irene. TTie Corbett twins, Jessie and Olive, celebrated their birth date " at the meeting. Saturday, Dec. 8, the league held their annual Christmas dinner at the Vogue with husbands %id friends invited. The oarty Chen went on to the fire houso, where they enjoyed an evening of cards and bunco. Cake and coffee were served to climax a wonderful time. The next meeting of the Ladies League will take place at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 19. Brownies The Christmas corsages are Tftill on sale by the Brownies and only cost thirty-five cents. The children worked very hard on these corsages. Won't you buy one? The Brownies are now working on a Christmas gift for mother. Intermediate Oirl Scouts We opened the meeting with the flag ceremony, roll call and fpllection of dues. We worked n knot tying. Sharon O'Leary and Betty Becker passed their sports and games badges. Betty Becker, Sharon O'Leary and Nancy Godina passed the international friendship badge. Nancy Godina passed her health and safety badge. Sharon O'Leary passed the music and dancing badge. Patricia Morrison and Carol Booster completed all the'r Second class requirements. We welcomed Susan Atkins as a new member. Patricia Morrison was hostess and served cookies. Scribe, Nancy Godina. P.T.A. Mrs. Buchwalter reports that the P.T.A. is planning their Christmas party for sometime ' in McHenry on January 17. r the last week in December, e P.T.A. council will meet hosing Your 4 $ i ^ Mrs. Fantus, thfc P.T.A. treasurer, has been hospitalized and has been greatly missed. The association will begin forming a Founder's day committee in the near future. Socials A social evening is held "every Thursday at Wally's Oasis. Everyone is welcome to attend. Warning Play it safe--not sorry. Please watch those soft spots out on the lake. We want no tragedies for Christmas. • . Ting-a-ling: I seem to hear wedding bells and they're ringing in the near future for Pat Maher and Richard Fuhler. Now!! Take a little bitty part out of the thing you call your heart --label it charity--give it to one less fort legate than yourself! Birthdays Little Miss Susan Steadman celebrated her birth date with a party on Dec. 2. She was 6 years old. Everyone enjoyed her party cake, ice cream soda pop and goodies. Each child received a little gift and Susan was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Guests were escorted to a cartoon movie in McHenry and a good time was had by all. Guests for the occasion were Pamela Kibbe, Terry and Mickey Morrison, Albert Hirsch, Duane Brossman, Christine Hose, and Susan Ehrhardt. Ben Di Cicco, Sr., celebrated his sixty-seventh birthday on Dec. 8 and we believe" he's more .years young than he is years old. There to celebrate with him were the Manson family of Lake Zurich, the family of Ben Di Cicco, Jr., Peter Di Cicco family and Ifalsetti family of McHenry. Many happy returns, Ben. Patricia Morrison celebrated her tenth birthday on Saturday, Dec. 8 with a family party. Pat was the recipient of many gifts and was especially pleased with her cake which was decorated witfy ten thin dimes--one for each year of life. Honored guests at -the affair were Mrs. Helen Koch and daughter, Florence, of Chicago. * J Dec. 3 was the date that Mrs. Gillis begrudgingly added that nasty old candle to her cake. Congratulations. Sick List Howard Williams entered Hines hospital for observation last week Wednesday. Nan Valley Forge Scout Jamboree(1 VALLEY FORGE • PENNSYLVANIA JULY 12-18, 1957 BJ?J SCOUTS OF AMERICA Official Poster of Fourth National Jamboree Fifty thousand Boy Scouts, Explorers, and leaders from all parti of the nation and some crom other lands will camp together at the Fourth National Jamboree July 12-18. A 1,500-acre tent city is being prepared at historic Valley Forge in Pennsylvania. It will nave its own water supply, .electricity, telephone service, post offices, and other services for the largest gather^ig of boys in the Western Hemisphere. Jamboree campers, all of them at least twelve years old, holding Second Class rank or higher, will share daily camp chores, cook their own meals, take part in displays, campfires, demonstrations, intercamp visits, and excursions to historic shrines in and near Philadelphia. Outstanding Americans will take part in principal events. ; Shut-In Mrs. A. P. Anderson, or Grand- ,ftia Anderson, as the children ball her, has been a shut-in for Several years and has been invalided for almost forty years With arthritis. Many friends have iflropped in to say "hello." * Among those this past week ^vere Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ^ans of Lake Geneva, Wis.. Misses Lillian and Elma Winklenake of Palatine, Mrs. Dorothy Bonder, Mr. and Mrs. William Schoepke of Arlington Heights, Sidney and Golden Anderson of McCullom Lake and Chicago, Mrs. Belle Norman of Lakemoore, Charlene Phillips of Crystal Lake, Mae Simon and the 3B's better known to most as the three Bonde sisters, Jan, Gail and Bonnie. Daniel Vacondio entered 1115- nois Masonic hospital in Chicago for surgery three weeks ago. He's been dismissed now and all repeats say he's feeling much better now. Harold Harder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hafder, has been admitted to the Illinois Research hospital of Chicago. He's suffering from pneumonia. Get weL soon, Harold. Thomas Turskey of Elgin, father of Mrs. Edward J. Jinks, has been hospitalized for observation at Sherman hospital in Elgin. Mr. Turskey just recovered from a mild heart attack and Had just returned to- work when he" was stricken. • •' Mrs. Fantus has jtist returned from McHenry hospital. Her friends are all so glad that she's coming along so well. I hear that Mr. and Mrs. Gillis have had a streak of illness too Mr. Gillis, fell down a few weeks ago, but he's doing real fine now. And Mrs. Gillis, I hope you're feeling better too. Mrs. Buchwalter is really on the mend these days after her recent stroke. She went outside for the first time on Friday and on Saturday she was able to attend Mass. Mrs. Brzezinski, Casey's mother, is back on the critical list at St. Mary of Nazareth hospital in Chicago with a heart condition. Mr. Southern Comfort and Mrs. Henry Hoppert »4. .ft 4. .fr » »* •!• * 'b * * •!' 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Friend Making Bargain. Just send $1 plus 10c for postage and handling. FBEE New Needlework Catalog with each order. Quantity limited, money refunded if you are not completely satisfied. Rush order today, don't miss this bargain. Of Armand Beach, Fla., send word to us that they are just fine and dandy. Mrs. Hoppert is still' leaning on her crutches but expects to* send theni out to sea with fishermen on or about Dec. 17, when the cast will be removed. . Red-Faced Two weeKs ago it was reported that Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are the parents of Marge Levand. This is incorrect. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are the parents of Art Levand. But Oh So New! Mrs. Sarley tells me they have started work on their new house this week. They expect to have their foundation completed by February 1 if the weather permits. Mr. Sarely, who is quite the handy man is going to finish the inside the house himself so that they' can have everything the way they want it. This reporter is sure of a sneak preview when it's finished. Mrs. Anderson loves company and would love to meet more of her neighbors. A Prize Cliff Chambers and Harry Milbourn both of Wauconda, heing guests of E J.. Jinks, went icefishing on the lake a week ago Sunday. After fishing through the ice for awhile, they actually saw a stranger pull in a 7-pound Northern Pike measuring near thirty-two inches. Boy!! Tuesday, Dec. 4, Julia Kraus played hostess to a group of thirty women, at which time a variety demonstration was held. Refreshments were served. The home of E. J. Jinks buzzed last Sunday when they entertained Mrs. Jinks' brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Turskey, of West Dundee. Miss Florence O'Rourke spent two days in Chicago last week at her sister's home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDermott were guests of the firemen of the McHenry Fire Protection district at the Legion home on Dec. 9. Ted Beahler, Lorrie Beahler, Buddy Pope and Diane Cartan attended the Inland Lakes Youth Fellowship church at Round Lake on Dec. 8 and had a wonderful time doing vocals. Later, refreshments were served. '• , Congratulations Grandma and Grandpa Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kinnerk are the proud grandparents of a big. bouncing bundle of boy. Mr. and Mrs. George Paschen (Bernadine Kinnerk) reciprocated by the presentation .of James Thomas Paschen, weighing in at an even I for * 1 II « § •&. JAckson 6-2882 Christmas Advertisi & WINDOW DISPLAY Coll... STEVE'S S8&NS Island Lake, 111. 2? & & & £ & 9 pounds. The date was Nov. 26. The rest pf the crew, three other Jboys. Oh well, better luck next time. Honor Students A special congratulations to those young folks who did such a fine job with their grades at the high school. Forced Vacation c4 Grandma Kinnerk spent a week's vacation at the home of her daughter, Bernadine Pashen, of Johnsburg, while the later was confined to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McDermolt spent a few days in Sterling this week, attending a factory meeting. Mrs. Othele Brady spent two days' visiting with her mother in Chicago. While she was therfir she decided to do the bulk of herv Christmas shopping. , J vv;: Wedding Bells' ' Miss Patricia Maher of Latter V moor will become the bride of , Richard, FUhler of Lilymoor ojii ; v Saturday, Jan. 12, at St. Maiyji church, McHenry. Chistening The christening of James Tin as Paschen, infant son of and Mrs. George Paschen, take place on Dea 16, at St John's Catholic church in John»- burg. Insured Savings: Savings Invested in Crystal Laise Savings and Iamm Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insnjfr once Corp., and earn 2Vi per cent y2 per cent extra. SS-fJT, When It comes to PRESCRIPTIONS... # In minor matters, maybe, you may "press your luck." But where your health or the health of someone in your household is concerned, you want only the best and safest service available. 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