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s / Page Sixteen X Pistakee Highlands . CUB SCOUTS HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY AT PACK MEETING Hazel %rley H> 7-3320 Kay Sieli'sch Ily 7-3414 I The Cub Scouts • enjoyed a ] Christmas party at the pack j meeting on Dec. 9' at-the barn, j Thei^ww^ a 1 so a jew pareivts j on hand in singing j -Christmas rarnls and refresh- | v ments. ftarhara and . Ronnie j Kolb entertained- Ihe -group with a musical duet and each 1 person brought along a pair of . new s.ocks that were put in a box and will b'e delivered to a. children's home. A^Jboy • from . each den was c)w§pn to take* the box to the Juune. They are ~ Randy KaflsVCiordon Murray and Billy Buii^R^- *S Christmas Vacation Christmas v'acalion lor the Johnsburg school students will begin at 3 p.m. on Dec. 22 anil classes will resume on, Jan. v4. fljat gives tjjlem almost two • weeks to give aH their Christmas toys . <3 real work out. x 1 BirlInlays A, hajipy. birthday to Johnny Lnmmert who was' five years old on JVc.. 1 ^Barbara Kolb celebrated "her." seventh birthday on Dec. 9 with a party with some of her friends. Judy Wilcox had a party on Dec. 11 with her friends in honor of her seventh hirthdav. Happy birthday to JoAnn Zenner who just turned eight years old and celebrated with her friends on Dec. 13. To all those who have a birthday in December^ we wish you all a happy one. Abound our. Community A few families already have their frees up and a few have been busy putting out their outside decorations. We hope to see manv homes decorated again this year. There isn't any contest bu1 all you really need ic the good old Christmas spirit. Carla Bales and J^Qlly Novotny and the fpur children spent last Wednesday near Dundee seeing Santa. They said they enjoyed it as much as the children did. Mrs. McNamara is making plans for a trip to Florida in the-near future. Dick and Lee Conway and Tom and Lois Mason were J§a^ urdav evening guests at the Morleys. E^lores Forniella will give a big Christmas party Dec. 19. Most all the 'teenagers will be invited for a good time. Barb Schlick will attend a Christmas party at the Gibbs Haggenjos home. It will be given by the manager of the store where Barb is employed. Yesterday Lorraine Hurckes and fouf of the b6ys visited with Lorraine's mother, Mx*s. Rix, .irr Chicago./* They went down to the loop where the hoys .had the opportunity' to iiklk to Santa and admire the beautiful decorations on state street." " Jack and Kay Rielly and family spent last weekend in Aurora 'visiting . with Kay's brother. Happy birthday to Craig Thoreii who was seventeen years olitf on Dec. 11*. On Dec. 8. Hazel Martin and Trudy Rogde attended/ the fourteenth wedding' anniversary of their friends.. Mr. and Mv«.. William Kahlcr in Big T,follow. Vi Schuble and Marge Morolh attended a party at the home of 'Mrs. Eric Breanne in •McHenry. Mrs. Br'oapne enterlaitied the sewing guild with a lovely Christmas party.' They, sane carols and each received a eift. . A few of our residents^ have asked' us to please remind you,., the ; parents,- to ask your Children to please stop playing with the mall boxes. We all know the importance of the U.S. mail., --»•'* Our congratulations to Miss Ohrista Thode and Mr. Don Rockel who were married on Dec. 12 at the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry,-iMay your future be bright and happy. Mount Hope Church We would like to remind you about the program that will be given this Sunday by our Sunday School Classes. It will be it 4 p.m. at the Johnsburg school. This is the first Christmis for the Sunday school. On Christmas Eve at 8 p.m. there will; be a candlelight service it the community center. Small Turnout The turnout for the P.T.A. box lunch social wSs quite disappointing to the ways ind means committee who worked so hard to prepare for it. The number of parents present was Geo. R. Men & Son Furniture Store CLOSES FOREVER! Dec 24th McHENRY PLAINDBALER . .. j \ ' Thursday, December 17; 1959k just a small fractionrof those who weren't there. We hope that the next social t(if there is one) will show more interest from more pareiits. Sympathy We wish to extend TKur Steepest sympathy to Muriel Rapp whose mother wjis laid to rest Decf 7. Her mother had been with her only a month. She died at the Woodstock hospi-* tal after a lingering illness. ' Birthday and Anniversary Milestones Happy birthday to Mrs. Emma Roserfgart who celebrates her birthday Dec. 19. and happ\ jkvbirthday to Agnes' Wroblewski who celebrates Dec. 24, Happy, anniversary wishes go to Eric and Charlotte Drockr ner who celebrate Dec. 21, to James and Dorothy Rodarmel who celebrate Dec. 25. Our very best' wishes to you all from all your ^friends and neighbors. ' - , News of Your Friends ' ami Neighbors. • Blanche a n "d- Carl Haefli'ger spent . last Sunday visiting friends" in Meadowdale. They enjoyed a delicfous dinner and jnst gossiping, as all-old friend^/ do when they get tr^ethcrv Saturday they spent the day in Chicago visiting-with J heir sonin- law.' r Mrs. Don Morin p.nd children spent last week in Chicago with her folks. They enjoyed a week of shopping and the kiddies were thrilled to see Santa. Don batched it while she was gone. He went into Chicago for the weekend arid last Saturday night they took Don's parents out ito celebrate their anniversary. Ljl Orlowski's sister, Nettie;, and her niece from t Trevor. Wis. were Suday visitors at the Orlowskis. We .ire happy to report that Jack Rathnow is doing real well after his recent surgery and is anxious to get out of the hospital and back home. He would appreciate a few cards from friends alnd neighbofs. Joyce Heir I has been made the official r|porter for the Cub Scouts and she will see to it that all the news of the Cubs will be Sent in on time. She reports the bowjjng turn-out last Sunday was well attended. There were twenty fathers and thirty boys who bowled at Ingleside. A lot. of the mothers went along to root for their sons:* Dee Gregg spent last weekend in Chicago, where she attended a coqktail party given by* her husband's place of employment. Noel has been attending a two weeks convention in Chicago. Mrs. Bob VanZevern had a ^ery busy week. Tuesday she spent^he day in Villa -Pa£krwhere she and three, of her old girl friends got together for a luncheon. Wednesday she at: tended a Girl Scout's leader luncheon at McHenry^ • The monthly card club met in the home of Marie Schlick. The girls enjoyed an evening of cards and a delicious luncheon. They . exchanged " Christmas gifts.'The guests") for the evening -were Ann Zvblebaum. Toots Spankuch. Audrey Misavice, Merll Fletcher, Dee Gregg and Pat Jackson. Roy Snell has been veVy busygetting his team ready fop/the fund drive. Kay Sieiisch has agreed to help Roy'ft 11 she can. The following folks have volunteered their services: Leo Orlowski. Joselyn Staudehmaier, Jane Malek, Joe Murray, Mrs. Al. Hnyner. Mrs. O'Neill. Mrs. Virginia Karls, Charles Zeman arid Margaret Andrews of Pistakee Terrace. Irene Kolin returned to work after a few days of being home due to illness. M a r'g'e 'vMoreth celebrated her birthday Dec. 8. Vi Schuble and Loraine Lindemann helped her celebrate. 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Do not forget, to bring' your fifty :ent- gift for the' grab bag. We hope to have a large turn-out for the party, "so please wrjte e date on your calendar and be j4*ere. There's an old sayingvthat s;oes, '[don't call us, we'll\all voir1'.. Well, that .seems toJh true as,) for gathering news to? the column. If you have am ; ,em tof news that yoa would like no the paper or if you know oK^any interesting things going in in your section, a call ( from you would be appreciate, ed. We are always happy to accept your items. That's all for this week. Bye now. By I^ur-othy, Weirhniann, The regular McHenry County. Council meeting was held on Dec. 4 at 'the Crystal Lake home, with Agnes Wappler of Hebron presiding. The Crystal Lake unit served as hostesses for the evening. It was announced that there are 1,249 senior members aitd 148 junior members paid up in the county so far this year,. . All units were asked to contact" the Hartland home to see what is needed in the line of Christmas gifts. 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