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Johnsburg News Chrlstmap Spirit With the Thanksgiving holiday behind us, we can all start looking forward to the Christmas festivities. Two of our local groups have their holiday spirit well in hand. The Christian - Mothers are planning their Christmas party for Wednesday evening, Dec. 11. It will be a pot luck supper so side" Beach were most happy "to have their sqn Kenneth and his family from Decatur and Mrs. Florence Johnston of Chicago as their guests, over the Thanksgiving holiday. -Susan Heim are just starting their bout. Keith and Everett Klapperich have kept one another company during their confinement. " To those who have had their turn with Mr. Mumps and I haven't heard about them -- we express our get well wishes. The new Vehicle Stickers vehicle stickers each member attending this func-j'the Johnsburg-Pistakee area put tion is asked to bring a dish to out by the rescue squad are now pass. This annual get-together is available. They can be picked up taking place in the community club hall this year. A fifty cent gift exchange will also take place during the course of tfye evening Don't forget to bring your favorite dish, an exchange gift and yourself,' of course! Our good sisters- are not to be forgotten during this time. A gift for them is on the agenda this particular meeting, so sure to remember this also. for be The lady Foresters of St. Agatha's Court No. 777, is also in the Christmas mood. Their party Will be much the same as the Christian Mothers. Their pot luck supper will be at 6:30 in the evening, at the community club hall on Tuesday, Dec. 17. Each lady is asked to bring a fifty cent exchange gift and a little something for oOr good Sisters' kitchen shower. Be sure to get out your favorite calorie laden recipe and try it out on your friends. Some of the most delicious foods are served at the parties, so why not attend and brlhg along your dish to pass. Anniversary Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Joe Himplemann were feted one evening recently when about thirty relatives and friends gathered at their home in honor of their fifteenth wedding anniversary. A delicious buffet supper was served to all attending. The evening was climaxed with Joe and Dorothy being the recipients of many lovely gifts. Returns Home The friends of Mrs. Agnes Weber will be happy to learn she is now in her home after spending two weeks in a Chicago hospital. Our get well wishes are joined along with our prayers for continued improved health for Mrs. Weber. at Hettermann's service station at any time now. If you wish the same number in 1958 as you had this year, please pick up your sticker as soon as possible. N« The troop which meets in the community club hall every Tuesday afternoon found Bonnie Oeff ling acting as hostess at a meet ing recently. During this particular meeting co-leader Gloria Jorgensen read a Brownie story to the girls while Lu Oeffling was teaching the tenderfoot rank to Diane Smith and Janice Schafer. These two young girls are looking forward to going on to the intermediate group. The girls also prepared turkey place mats for the Thanksgiving holiday. At the next meeting of the Brownie troop which meets on Wednesday afternoon in the public school the Christmas spirit will begin to take shape. The girls will draw names for a fifty cent gift exchange. Recently these girls completed their project of making carnations from tissues. Gathering around the Ed Hettermann table on Thanksgiving were Mrs. Helen Hettermann, the John Herdrich family and the Gerry Hettermann family along with Ed's own family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clute and sons of Battle Creek, Mich- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buss and daughter of Clinton, la., Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Sr., and daughters and Gerry Stilling were guests over the holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Jr. The Art Ka'ttner family of Spring Grove, the Richard Dehn family and Mrs. Lena Pitzen enjoyed their holiday dinner at the -[Bill May home. Mr. and Mrs. George Westfall have returned to their home in Birthday Corner Little Gregory Schniitt entertained several of his young friends at his home on Nov. 25 in honor of his third birthday. Making up the guest list were Debbie Brockragge of Crystal Lake, Barbara. David and Tommy Pomierski of Pistakee Bay, Ricky, Tommy and Bobby Wakitsch and Pat and Mary O'Connor of Jak-Ana Heights. Cake and ice cream were consumed in pretty good sized quantities by this young group. A very, happy birthday to Maureen McGuire and Holly Marshall who will both turn 2 this month. Bill May will observe his birthday this month also. Bill is a member in good standing of the "over 40" club. Rescue Squad Calls .During the course of last week, the rescue squad was called upon three times to lend their medical assistance. Early last week the squad members were called to Sunnyside Estates where they found it necessary to take a woman to the McHenry hospital for medical treatment. Twice last week the squad was called to the Bay area due to accident cases. The first accident involved a man who missed "a curve and rolled his car. He was not in need of medical aid following the accident. The second took place near Regner Road where a car hit a tree. .The car occupant was taken to the McHenry hospital for further medical treatment. ' Around the Town £arl and Alice Ross of Sunny- JSUPTURE -EASER lakes Lift Worth Living FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN Mr. Mumps , Mean Mr. Mumps has paid his painful visit to a few more of our young friends. Joanne Ffeund has had her turn with this fellow while Tommy Wakitsch and BOLGER'S PHONE 40 w ^ avoid the crowds... GIVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT THIS CHRISTMAS • A profit-earning savings account is the sure way to please everyone on your Xmas Shopping List And if s a gift that grows with the years . . . keeps giving pleasure for many Christinas Seasons to come. Give the "gift of thrift" this year. Stop in tomorrow and do your Xmas shopping. CURRENT DIVIDEND 3% Join Our Christmas Savings Club & Earn 3% McHENRY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 206 W. Elm St. INSURED Sunnyside Beach after spending several days in Elmhurst visiting their daughter, Kay., Birth Announcement Mac Falknor is passing out cigars as an announcement of his first born. His charming wife, Margaret gifted him with a beautiful 7 lb. 8 oz. son on Monday, Dec. 2 at the Woodstock hospital. The newest member of the Falknor family is given the honor of wearing his father's name in the days ahead. Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Falknor upon the newest addition to their family tree. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says Costs of ojl strvieo* and ma- \ HARDEST BUSIEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS New., Instant RELIEF for TIRED, ACHING BACKS! •BACK-SASER® •IaWcrHalWlli c* 1smu plplkotr t!H Dtmar iSllMndu toiM wtaoUrldl1*i (lrrcaKdlrnlbt wnl itrogl edaolc rtoarp*.p oNrot f•iwttlnngcf urttaqmtd*n--d. •n<in»tv fraoimat;i acawof t. bafocka mm ruoKblbees.r bBanckc ltdkalocUg Wpualli haibttr*a. nl orelixlebrUt fuinrmde,r leUvebnt rratoptpholnrtt.. •Foowr --m«eatn . TtoOuMrB . 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McHENRY : j Toy Derrick $7.00 Guided Missle Truck $12.95 Toy Machine Gun | $3.00 Toy Motor Boat $14.95 Croquet Set $8.95 -- $17.95 f Table Tennis Sets $5.95 -- $8.95 Basketball Game Elec. $6.95 = We have old and new favorites for boys and girls = of every age, every interest . . . delights to thrill them E= on Christmas morning and give them joy long after! 1 MARK'S T0YLAND 1 fniiuiiiuiiiuinijiiiiuiiiiiiiiraiiiiiwiiiuuiBiiiniiiiwiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiuiiiuiiiiuiiE Scooter $5.95 Tricycles $15.35 -- $18.25 Toy Tow Truck $8.00 Desk & Chair $29.95 House $5.00 SCHWINN BIKES 7 It's made in America/ f THE SCHWINN TRAVELER BOY'S 26-INCH MODEL Most popular lightweight of them all! Equipment includes 3-speed gears -- front and rear caliper brakes -- generator with headlight -- roomy saddle bag -- sturdy kickstand -- and gleaming chrome fenders. $49?95 to $86.95. 9 "DON'T FORGET I'LL BE AT MARK'S SUNDAY, December 8th from 12 P.M. -- 3 PJJ. SANTA PLAUS" 'id r^\