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ilpage Twenty-Two Jjohnsburg Holiday Season In Full Swing t*y Hetty Hettermann THE McHENRY PLAINDfeALER / Thursday. :V f 15. 1960 Troop 378 finished their invitations to their mothers and the table favors for the Christmas tea. The tea will be held on Dec. 15 at 3:30 p.m. in the public school. The girls will receive their second year pins at this time. Elaine Fail was cookie hostess for this meeting. This troop will be out carolling oij Thursday evening, Dec. 22. After which they will congregate at the Peterson home for hot chocolate and cookies. A gift exchange will also take place on this evening. A reminder of the three Forester Christmas parties to take place within the next week. The juvenile boy Foresters will hold their holiday celebration tonight (Thursday) in the community hall. A fifty cent grab bag exchange gift will be brought by each member attending. The juvenile girl Foresters will gather in the community club hall next Sunday. Dec. 18 • from 1:30 to 4. Each girl will bring an exchange gift twenty-five cents for lunch. All iuvenile girl Foresters are invited to attend the festivities but nre-schoolers must lie nccomnanied by their mother. On Tuesday evening. Dec. 20, at 6-30 p.m. the Lady Foresters will have a pot-luck supper in On the Mend the community club hall. Fol- Mrs. George Breier. was lowine the men! a short meet- scheduled to be released from f.ing will be held, followed by | the Woodstock hospital Sunthe singinc of carols/ gift ex- ! day. Mrs. Breier was a surgical chance and a social evenine of ' patient there for several dayfe. cards. Each member attending j Spending a few days in the is a eked to brine a dish to pas*. : McHenry hospital as a medical Now at Home Among our newest residents are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Povitdas who are now residing in the | Hal Paul building. The new and i Mrs. Povitdas is no stranger to us as she is the former , Pat Paul. Our community joins in wishing these young newlyweds lots of good luck, health and happiness in their future years together.. a fifty-cent exchange gift and an item for the Sisters' pantrv shower. Girl Scout and Brownie News Members of Trooo 40S, continue to work diligently on their holiday gift items which they will distribute t(i the patients <*>? the Villa Rest Home. Greta Martin served refreshments to her troop at last week's meeting. A busy schedule has been keenincr troon 295 verv much occupied durinCT these past few weeks. The eirls are being nrepared for their fly-un and investiture ceretnonv on Dec. 17. Their mothers will be present at the public school on this i date to witness the ceremonies. Refrec-»>inents will be served at this time also. The troop --has been holding two meetings a week in order to get their tenderfoot training and their parents Christmas presents completed. : This troop will be out carolling on Dec. 23 beginning at 57 o'clock. natient this past week was Mrs. Natalie B o a k of Jak-Ana Heights. Sincere get well wishes are extended to both of these ladies. Bells Jingle-Jangle And "jingle-jangle" they did when Santa Claus put in his appearance at the Jak-Ana Heights association Christmas party last Sunday. The popular man in red distributed lots of I packages to the youngsters of the subdivision. About seventyfive residents were on hand to enjoy the Christmas spirit ! which seemed to prevail throughout the whole afternoon. Infant Baptized The very young son of "Si' and Bonnie Meyers was baptized John Charles in a 2 o'clock ceremony performed in St. John's church by Father Blitsch last Sunday. Sponsors for the baby were Mr. and Mrs. Lerov Meyers of McHenry. Present in Ihe Meyers home later in the day to celebrate the occasion were: Mi'- and Mrs. William .T. Meyers, Ray Page. Mrs. Helen Young, Miss Laura Meyers, and the Leroy Meyers family. A Note of Interest A reminder to the jnembers of St. Agatha's Court No. 777 --the winter card tournament will heein next Tuesday evening, Dec. 20. Rescue Squad Called Out The members of our rescue squad were called, to McCullom Lake earlier last week. , A resident suffered an apparent hearl attack. The victim was removed to the McHenry hospital by ambulance. New Officers Elected At their December meeting held in the club hall, the members of the Johnsburg Community Club held election of officers. Newly elected into these offices were: Lloyd Freund as president, Ray Groh as vicepresident, Harry Freund as secretary and Tom Huemann as treasurer. Stanley Freund and "Bud" Miller are the two new directors. I About 160 men were present last Tuesday evening for the first meeting in the reorganization of the Holy Name Society. Chosen to lead this group as the new officers were: Mike Schaefer as president, "Red" Davis as vice-president, James Basch as treasurer and Richard Marsh as secretary. These future meetings will take place monthly in the community club hall. UNIFY PROGRAM All 102 Illinois counties are now operating under the state's compulsory test and slaughter plan for the elimination of brucellosis in cattle. The last 12 counties to come under the plan were declared areas for certification after they were found to have less than 3 per cent infection in dairy and b r e e d i n g c a t t l e o v e r f o u r months of age. Counties added last week were Adams, Brown, Calhoun, Cass, Fulton, Hardin. Henry, Jersey, Marion, Sangamon, Schuyler and Stark. Sixty- seven counties have been certified as modified-brucellpsis- free, which means that infection is less than one per cent. Wisconsin has paid $100,000 in fox bounties in the past 6 years -- and the foxes are thicker than ever. t'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV 5-0195 or EV 5-0232 Spring Grove EXTRA SERVICE FOR CHRISTMAS AT POST OFFICE by Mrs. Charles Freond Starting Dec. 15 to Dec. 23, inclusive the Spring Grove post office will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day except Sunday. This also includes the noon hour. On Saturday, Dcc. 24, the post office will be open from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. The full cooperation of the public is essential in handling Christmas mail. Mailing early is most important. Anything mailed on or after Dec. 16 cannot be assured delivery before Christmas. Local mailing before Dec. 20 is essential if delivery is to be made before Christmas. Thursday night and had a gift exchange for Christmas. Those who made up this party were Mrs. Arthur Kattner, Mfs. George May, Mrs. Eldred Johneon of Woodstock, Mrs. L. L. Kagan." Mrs. Edward May, Mrs. Ray May, Mrs. A1 Schmeltzer of Round Lake, Mrs. Arthur Klein, Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. J Norbert Klaus of Fox > Lake and Mi's. Charles Freund. iniuiihiiiiiiiniiniimniii(iiiiiiniiiniiiinuiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniifi Postmaster Meeting Mrs. Charles Freund, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. William Thornton and Mrs. John Mc- Govern attended the McHenry County postmaster's meeting held at Marengo last Wednesday evening. It was also the annual Christmas party and there was a gift exchange. A delicious dinner of fried chicken and fried shrimp was served. HTS RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 Christmas Party A group of ladies enjoyed going out TO dinner together on Chicago Visit Mrs. George May, daughter, Diane, and Mrs. Charles Freund visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korus in Chicago on Saturday. A farewell dinner was held for Lt. and Mrs. Charles Korus, who left for Maine on Wednesday, Dec. 7. Lt. Korus is a radar interceptor with the U. S. Air Force and is stationed in Bangor, Maine. Coming Events The Christian Mothers' sodality'of St, Peter's will hold its annual Christmas party at the parish hall on Thursday night, Dec. 15, at 7:00 o'clock; A pot-luck buffet supper will be served and a program has been arranged to entertain the ladies. A gift exchange will be held and Santa will be there to give out the gifts. The children of St. Peter's will present a Christmas play on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 18, in the parish hall. * and GHANDPA loo..." There's nothing that gets so dose to a Dad as ti gift of wearables. Choose from our complete selections. ^ 5*TORE for MEN 117 S. 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