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r~ tursday, December 15. 1960 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lilymoor AuxilraryMet At Schoolhouse Shirley Schndrr - EV. fr-2645 _ Sbe Woman's auxiliary held it^monthly meeting Monday, Dec. 5, 'at the white schoolhouse. Mrs. Pearle Stineman gave a report on the special it^m, the auxiliary is selling. The item is*/moving nicely Anyone wishing to purchase some may contact Pearle if the afternoons at EV. 5-6144 She will sell you any amount you want to buy. ^he auxiliary is holding a spaghetti dinner Saturday; Jan 21, at Cub Lilymoor. Mrs. Ruth Yo|ing is chairman of the dinner. More details to follow next week on the dinner. Mrs. Val Fradinardo won th^ monthly prize. Val will donate the prize for January. Tlje next monthly meeting of | the aiixiliairy will be held Monday, Jan. 9, at the white scl^ol house. The hostesses for the January meeting are Mrs. Louise Farr, Mrs. Diane Fuhler . and Mrs. Val Fradinardo. Library News The following persons are the trustees of the library; Marion Leske and Lawrence Schuerr of Lilymoor. Joan Halligan of Kerjt Acres, Theodore Boiler, Edward O'Rourke and Marion Sulok of Lakemoor. The librarian is Diane Zundel. The temporary hours and days for the library 'till further notice are Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. i^on't forget this Saturday, Dec. 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. is the white elephant sale foo^the library, place the firehocree in Lakemoor. You still have time to take any white elephants to the firehouse. to the Kannel family on* the sudden 4eath of t&beUe's mother, Mrs. Eva Marks. Mrs. Marks passed away, Dec. 3. Our deepest sympathy also goes to the Biesecker family on the death of their daughter, Mi mi, who passed away Dec.° 7. Boy Scouts A reminder that tonight is the court of honor for the Scout Troop 161. Time 7: p.m., at the firehouse in Lake- •rioor. Parents of the boys and the public are all invited to come and see what the boys have done in scouting. Brownie News The Lilymoor Brownie Troop 267 has been busy making gifts for their parents for Christmas.. Brownie Troop 29 of Lakemoor. Maryann Brzezinski was invested as a Brownie at the meeting held Tuesday, Dec. 6. Linda Goss, Sue Steadman and Diane Dember completed their tenderfoot rank and will Fly- Up into the Girl Scouts after the. holidays. This trop is still looking for a leader. Any woman, 18 years old or older, who is interested in helping these girls, please contact Pat Morrison at Ey. 5-6396. These young girls have been working very hard, Let's not see this trodp disband because of no leader. Will you be a leader for *this troop? BIRTHDAYS Ralph Ossler celebrated his birthday Sunday, Dec. 4. Master Rusty Hueckstaedt celebrated his fourth birthday Saturday, Dec. 10. Little Terry Beahler celebrated her second birthday Monday, Dec. 12. Many happy returns to you Mr. Ossler, Rusty and Terry. Belated Birthday Greetings go to Miss Linda Ossler who celebrated her sixth birthday Nov. 23. Sorry it's late Linda, happy birthday to you. * Passed Away Qur deepest sympathy goes Girl Scouts The Girl Scout Troop 309 hel<| the court of awards Monday.' Dec. 5, the following girls completed and received badges. Tenjjderfoot Rank -- Roberta Coijjnley, Jean Pierce and 'Pat Atkins, Second Class Rank -- Li njia DeCicco, Kathy Pierce, Wendy Dralle and Linda Wrublewski. In the badge field the following awards were given: Adventurer - Bonnea Bonder and Liida DeCicco; Animal Raiser. Snfcron Myers; Campcraft- Micki Morrison; Cat and Dog- Barbara Eriekson; Child Care- Susan Pierce; Cook-Sue Ehrhardt and Luann Adams; Dabbler Genene Dember; Good Groomi.ner - Micki Morrison; Hpmemaker - Sue Ehrhardt; Mammal - G e n e n e D e m b e r ; Pioneer - Micki Morrison; Rambler - Micki Morrison; Reptile and Amphibian - Genene ii e m b e r; Skating - Genene Dember; World Trefoil - Micki Morrison; My Troop - Genene Dember, Micki Morrison, Sharon Myers, lYnflM'Tr 'J 11 $nn Adams, Barbara Eriekson, 'Linda DeCicco, Sue Ehrhardt, Bonnea Bonder, Pat Riley, Pamela Kibbe and Susan Pierce " After the awards were given election of officers was held. The following girls are th^ new officers for the. next three months President, Bonnea Bonder, Scribe, Genene Dember, Treasurer, Linda Wrublewski and Hostess Chairman, Pat Atkins. The troop is now working on gifts for Christmas for their parents. New Residents . The welcome mat it out to Mr. and Mrs. Moore and their son and daughter, formerly of Chicago. The Moores reside in the home on the corner of Center Avenue and West Boulevard. We all. want to take this time to welcome you to Lilymoor. More News . Mrs. Shirley Schuerr attended a surprise baby shower Sunday, Dec. 11, held for Mrs. Esther Schuerr of Fox Lake. CHRISTMAS ON THE MAPS: Christmas terms are not difficult to find on the map. A g l a n c e t h r o u g h t h e a t l a s s h o w s : C h r i s t m a s , F l o r i d a ; North Pole, Alaska, Colo, and New York; Santa Claus, Indiana, Carol City Florida; Star, North Carolina; Bethlehem, Penna; Holy City, California; Nazareth, Penna; Palestine, Texas; Herod, Illinois; Wiseman, Arkansas; St. Joseph and St. Mary--almost every state; H o l l y , C o l o r a d o ; M i s t l e t o e , Kentucky; Evergreen, Alabama. Colo., N. Car. and Louisiana. As for Christmas decorations, they are there too--such as: Ribbon, Kentucky; Bells. Tenn.; Bow, Kentucky and Washington: Turkey, N. Car., Texas and Ky.; Orange, Mass; Cranberry, N. Car., Penna and W. Va.; Snow, Okla.; Snowball. Kentucky; Snow Flake, Arizona; and Deer, Arkansas. And, last but not least, let's not forget Bill, Wyoming. Men form habits, and habits form men. Page Twenty-One ^ cHenry Shores SANTA VISITS CHILDREN DURING CHRISTMAS PARTY By Clare Mueller EV. 5-0558 At the December meeting of the McHenry Shores club, the children, through the untiring efforts of Marge Olszewski, entertained their parents and friends with a variety of dancing acts at a Christmas party. .A chorus, composed of all the participating children, climaxed the event with a song before the Crib of Bethlehem. Santa arrived shortly after to give each child present a gift. After cookies and chocolate milk, the youngsters were whisked home and tucked in for pleasant dreams. MSC Mectlnf Results The vote carried to obtain a charter for the McHenry Shores club as a not-for-profit corporation in Illinois. Listed below are the candidates for office as presented by t h e n o m i n a t i n g comm i t t e e : President. John McKelly; senior Vice-President, Harry Miller; junior Vice-President, Alice Brunke; Recording Secretary, Bet ty\Dobbertin; Treasurer, Willis C'oates; Correso o n d i n g S e c r e t a r y , B e r t » i c e Wilson; Sergeant-at-a r m s, John Korner; Trustee. Clarence Mueller. There; vyere no nominations from the floor. The junior Vice-President, Daisy Smith, reminded the members that the Jan. 14 dinner dance was running on schedule, very few tickets purchased lo date. Have all of us given the affair that little extra push that will put it over the f>p? MSC Election Jan. 5 is scheduled as election ni^hf* Sample ballots to all members in good standing should have been received this past week. A space, you will note, is allowed to write in your favorite candidate's name, but remember, the consent of all write-in-candidates should be obtained before entering their names. All write-in candidates should be members in good standing, dues paid for 1961 and a resident of McHenry Shores as a property owner for at least a year. Absentee ballots may be obtained at least five days prior to the election from Recording Secretary Joan Dostal, 302 Park avenue, or in her absence, from President Jack Schmitt, 305 Miller Drive. Remember, only members in good standing whose dues are paid for 1961 are eligible to vote. Dues can be paid to Treasurer Willis Coates, 110 Still Hill drive. He will issue a membership card for 1961 as a receipt that will be acknowledged for a ballot. She SSAC Meeting and ' Christmas Party •gular meeting of the res Social and Athletic club will \ be held next Saturday evenW, Dec. 17, at Clare Schujeikert's, 105 Hilltop boulevard.\ pon't Jtffget to bring your Sunday, Dec. 18, 3 p.m. will be the children's Christmas party at the Lakeland Park communily house, 130 Allen avenue. Lakeland Park, which is located just west of McHenry and north of Rte. 120. An amateur show will start things rolling, Santa Claus will be there and a pot-luck supper will close the affair. Christening The Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake was the scene of the christening of Charles Matthew Whitney. Calvin Whitney and Darlene Hattan were the Godparents. Thirty-one people gathered at the Whitney home to celebrate the* event. Convalescing Lillian Gagne is recovering from a gall bladder operation in Columbus hospital, 2520 N. Lakeview avenue, Chicago. . . Say, why don't a couple of us guys drop in and say hello to Bob. Birthdays Today is Dorothy Vilim's birthday. . . .Bet that a party is in store, Saturday, for Christie Ciochini. . . .Monday will be Bernice MacCallum's. . . . Mary Ann Winters will be three years old, Tuesday. . . . Happy birthday girls. Here and There A Thursday afternoon brunch was attended by twelve ladies at the home of Mrs. Rhodes. . . .Friday evening found a group of twelve Old school chums out to Audrey Whitney's for a surprise baby shower. Jack and Helen Risting are back from their Sarasota, Fla. vacation. They put in a lot of time fishing and had an all around good time during the Christmas Special All 4-Speed PORTABLE PHONO ONLY CUSTOM T.V. 845 Rollins Rd. Round Lake, 111. month south. . . .Bill and Marge Pinkonsly spent their vacation touring both coasts of the Florida peninsula. Hi Neighbor Busy, busy people at 107 Gregg Drive. That's were Fred and Delores Stark reside with their three youngsters, ' Freddy. Michael and Tommy. They moved here from Lombard, in the fall of 1957. The house is on the channel and Fred clears the snow f^om the ice during the winter and adults and children alike enjoy ice skating in what is known as Stork's park. Mr. Stark is a 'metallurgist. He attended Harrison Tech in Chicago and later Illinois Tech. Active in both local clubs, Fred is the present senior vicepresident of the MSC and has served on various committees in the psist, in 1959, he was the vice-president of the SSAC and is now their secretary. Mrs. Stark, as a housewife, has her hands full being a good mother and wife to her four active boys (that includes you too, .Fred). She went to Harrison high and Jones Commercial in Chicago. Dolores is the fosC welcome hostess and lastr year, 1959, served on the ways „ and means, committee. She' loves baking, if you haven't J tasted some of her pastries, you've got a treat coming. And in Closing Severai complaints have been received about neighborhood" '< dogs running around unleashed.:, and the evergreens are suffer-..'1, ing as a result. . .This past - Monday was windy and empty " garbage cans were rolling up " and down the roads. If you're .; not home when the collectors v empty them, ask your neighbor-- to be kind enough to make sure'" that they are brought in out of the wind. . . .Good idea to.:, get your name on the cans and : while doing that, how about . names on covers too? " One nice thing about color TV -- the Jones family cannot. afford it, either. U. S. mints produced 150 million pennies in the first Id" months of 1954, and 900 million in same time of 1955. Reason? parking meters, sales" taxes. GO...GO...&). and select your NORCROSS B°XED ASS05IMEMIS '••••• »••••*) .59 to 222 a box THE FINEST CHRLSTT/IAS CAHFS IN I3WN IBOLGER'S DRUG McHenry, for Her ... 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