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Pago Twenty THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday. December )Si I960 McCnllom Lake YULE PARTY FOR LADIES . OF LAKE AT OLSEN HOME Eve Levesqai* The Ladies of the Lake \Cill hold their annual Christmas party this year at the home of Mrs. Theodor Olsen of 616 Fountain Lane, on Tuesday, Dec. 20. Starting time will be "eightish". Theresa Sehultz is heading up this committee and will receive support from hostess, Sally, Meta Schroeder, Ann Nye and this reporter. All members (old, new, and intended) are cordially invited to attend this most important event on the social calendar. From the advanced data received from the chairman, the evening promises to be one of special enjoyment, All the gals are asked to bring a one dollar gift for exchanging -- and don't forget the pretty wrappings! Details again, are: 616 Fountain Lane, Tuesday, Dec. 20 -- in the vicinity of 8 p.m. dence regarding his condition was received last Friday, so as of Monday, we have no word on his progress. Constitution of Iron! Poor Mrs. Elizabeth Ingersol, who certainly has her share of troubles, suffered a heart, attack on Wednesday of last j cookies for good little boys ant} week. The Johnsburg rescue 18'r's an^ Lottie has been ap- "Tasty pastry" was served by jfostesses Ann Nye and "Petey" Schmidt. More About Christmas Kiddies are reminded to keep their date with Lottie Piot rowski on Saturday, Dec. 24. Santa Claus is leaving some choice squad was summoned by daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jane Ingersol, when the physician in charge could not be reached. The patient was rushed to Mc- Henry hospital immediately and was discharged on Friday. She is convalescing at home and would most certainly appreciate your greetings of cheer. Nothing Sweeter than f'Yoiing Voices And if the plans go according to schedule, the village Will be treated to the sound of Ladies of the Lake The women met on Thursday, Dec. 8, in the beachhouse, and the turn-out was excellent. In addition to the Christmas party, several other projects Were discussed. A bassinet will be purchased for the new maternity section of McHenry hospital, over a three year period. Because of the uncertainty of the weather in January and February, the women will meet at the home of Mrs. Marie Howe on Fountain Lane during these two months, with pointed "chief dispenser"! "Great Expectations" The Dason captains, Linda and George, expect to have their work cut out for them on Christmas morning. In addition to the usual gift openings and accompanying fuss, their female basset t hound is expected to whelp on this date! Should be jolly excitement! pestering "poor old pop" to-do. likewise? Seriously though, these fel lows must have enjoyed the trip too. Cute note--the ybung lads were commended for their nice behavior and their fathers simply claimed they were awed by everything. We understand the tall buildings came in for planty of close scrutiny. "You can take the boy out of the country", etc. young carollers. All junior and j Qn, one meetin ^ 'month; senior high school students (including six. seventh and eighth graders from the Catholic schools > -- boys and girls -- are asked to be at my home -- 410 Spring Road -- Friday after school. At this time, it will be determined if enough youngsters are interested in the expedition. At this time, we will run through the beloved carols and plan the tour for the following week. It will probably be Friday night, Dec. 23. Any adults wishing to give a helping hand are cordially invited, also. Here's hoping we have a huge turn-out. One more note -- song books are scarce, so please bring your own. Heart Attack Victim Word has been received by Mrs. Chuck Thacker that Jim Tallurico of Fountain Lane suffered a heart attack some time last week and was (and may still be) a patient at Mother Cabrini hospital in Chicago. Mary and Jim Tallurico spent the weekend of Dec. 3 and 4 at their summer home. During this time, they attended the Men's Club breakfast, but later in the day, Jim complained of not feeling well. Correspon- In January, the scheduled date is the twenty-second and February's meeting will be held on the twenty-third. More reminders later. "Gold Star" Candidates Bill Walter and Greg Burg, Sr., are wearing smug looks these days and "make no bones" about it. These two fine upstanding gentlemen -- together with their accumulated three sons, Bruce and J. R. Walter arid Donny Burg were on an early train Saturday morning, bound for Chicago's loop and a visit to Santa Front Page Item Last week's Plaindealer carried the story that president of the village J. R. Levesque was elected to the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce. He will serve for four years in that capacity. Claus! They arrived at the biggest store before opening time, j semble. It sounded just like the Verbal Orchids To erudite Miss Adele Froelich, editor of the Plaindealer, who is a gal of many talents. The very fine musical programs which are presented in our town are possible through Miss Froelich's direction. Last night, the high school chorus presented its Christmas program and it was a most enjoyable evening. Outstanding was the presentation of "Carol of the Drums" by the girls' en- Christmas Like a Home Christmas" and did a mighty fine job. Belated Greetings To Young Tom Ringelstetter who was 9 on the ninth. . . . Daughter Dierdre Levesque became 7 yesterday, Dec. 14. . . Bill Walter is in line for Congrats today, Dec. 15. . . .Jim Tomasello will be 20 on Saturday, .Dec. 17. . . .New mommas -- Phyllis Straumann and Gladys Schmitt, will be observing their natal day on Tuesday, Dec. 20. Best wishes to all. PUBLISH NEW SOURCE BOOK ON GOVERNMENT No early deadline scheduled as of Monday, because of the holidays. Check the front page of the Plaindealer, please. See you next week, if yoir aten't all tired out! GOOD OLD DAYS: In 1816, there were 1,100 people in prison jn New York City for debts no one of whom owed over A new book on Illinois county government, first of its kind to appear, was published Thursday, Dec. 1, by Southern Illinois university. The 135-page documentary source work, "County Government. in Illinois," was coauthored by Dr. Clyde Snider, chairman of the department of political science at the University of Illinois, and Dr. Irving Howards,, assistant director of SIU's local government center. Snider is regarded as one of the nation's foremost authorities on local government. Howards has been for some time secretary of the Illinois legislative commission on township government and has been a consultant to county government groups. The book includes chapters detailed , charts of : property evaluations, populations, salaries and other data. Another feature is a nineteen pag^ table listing all county government agencies and officials in the state. The hard-cover boolc will be on sale at the university bookstore. Knitting seems to be gaining in popularity. It gives the ladies something to think about while they talk. VA ASSISTAFANNTC E*, dmmlstr representative from tlfe Rockford VA office will be'on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, - Dec. 20, to' inform and assist veterans, their dependents apd the general public regarding all Their representative will. be A duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. SHOP AT HOME $25.00. In Virginia, before the on the historical development Civil War, a man could be of courity government in the hanged for the theft of as lit- state, the framework, func- FI« OO OK t, t tions, finances and revenue tie as 3>1.25 worth of property, sources of counties, as well as \ DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. 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