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' ursday, December 15, »#> <w»w»w»«r|,gi*fc,.AtM,t'«.<>>«iM<«ii.. • PLAINDEALEH Page Twenty-Thr** Expect Higher Lake Level | David Heckmann - EV. 5-05S2 We see by the height of the i^skrat houses that the static level of our fair lake is going higher this year. * May white lilies again return to our al- . most neglected lake. It is very greatly appreciated by all in the area to see the neighborly efforts to beautify the north shore, by the village. and residents along the state highway who so. nobly gave of their time and talents create such a pretty view for all to enjoy going to and from work each passing day all summer. To all who helped dame nature, may we express a heart- : felt thanks! Court of Honor The adult leaders of Boy 'Scout Troop 161 are in the fiaal stages of planning a very firo court, of honor. The day to. reserve for attending this iriiportant Scout recognition event is Dee. 15. O u r d e v o t e d S c o u t m a s t e r , Walter Para, who gives so freely of his time to bring soon• mo- to nfr happy children, asks only that you come. With your son or a neighbor's son who may be a Scout, 1^^ turn out and say thanks to at least twenty-two Scouts, man and boy, for a job well done this past Scouting. year. And may we express our deepest gratitude to all men, and the women too, of Fox Valley Post 4600, V.F.W., McHenry,. for again sponsoring our boys for another year. Cart we count on you Dec. 15? Wally Para, the boys, and awconcerned would always remember ' Dec. 15 as a bright night when the Lakemoor area responded and came to applaud the civic effort they demonstrated, the awards each Scout has earned, and the lessons in citizenship each lad has mastered as they all have advanced one more year in Scouting. Our community can hold its hggd high with pride for our Sauting record in 1960! The boys of Scout Troop 161 have almost finished some very well designed, hand made, Christmas cards. The most expensive material used was paid for by a troop effort. We know are curious. Why not turn out Dec. 15 and see this work on display at court of honor? SWyou then. tMfmsmmr •%* Home from Hospital It was nice to learn that Mrs. Joseph Werz, who lives on Sheridan road, Lakemoor, returned home from Harvard hjpspital, Friday. Glad to healr are recovering so rapidly itgam your injuries! Mrs. Werz Would sure be pleased to hear from her many friends. She received her injuries in a fall at her home, recently. -. Uncle Dies - Ted Beahler was saddened by the loss of an uncle, Kiner De Voer of Chicago. Ted and Marge attended his funeral Wednesday in the city. To Ted goes our sympathy on the loss of an especially close uncle, his favorite. Birthday Party Comes word to this desk, that Miss Terry Beahler had a party at her home on Sunset drive. Terry may we -snitch, and say you have reached the ripe age of two! Ted and Marge were glad that Pam,j Jeannie, Tammy and Anna of the younger set could help their, charming Miss .celebrate. As% usual, if' you know Marge, the food was beyond compare! Other guests who shared supper with the little blond, blue-eyed, "talk a blue-streak" charmer, her father and mother, older brother, Dick and sister, Lorri, were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatch, Cheryl and Bobby, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatch and Mike of Lakemoor. Terry was especially delighted because her brother, who recently was discharged from the USAF, was home. His last duty was at McGuire Air Base, Trenton. N. J. For A-2c Richard A. Beahler, or "Dick" as we know him in our community, this will be the first Christmas at home in 4 years. to- the library on the second deck. On Saturday morning, Dec. 17, get your items there Before the sale starts. Please no clothing. Baptized Another little child, Nanette Fort, was dedicated Sunday at Zion Lutheran church, Mc- Henry. Falls Through Ice As deadline time nears we hasten to say the above is rather sketchy. Susie Ehrhardt, who gave us this item, also made the news, when she became the first to fall through the ice this season. This cold and dubious honor came while she was skating with Lorri and Dick Beahler. It occurred in the channel north of her home on Sunset drive and on the west of the culvert spanning the channel. Before Dick could respond to her cry for help she fortunately crawled out unaided. Thanks be to God! Will the next victim of such a mishap be as lucky? Need News Please call EV. 5-0532 when you wish some fact to be made known to others in our community. Your generous response to our plea last week was very heart warming. Call at our home on Lily Lane by phone or in person. Only don't forget we want and need your help! Without it this effort is not worthwhile. May we hear of anything of importance that happens in your block soon? McHENRY STUDENTS RAISE ENROLLMENT AT MILWAUKEE. WIS A current all-time recordbreaking enrollment of 11,501 at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis., finds McHenry well represented in the student body. Those from McHenry include James L. DeWaM, Rte. 4, arid Edward A. Mass, 209 Lakeshore drive. College of Engineering; Cynthia M. Freund, 408 Riverside drive, and Barbara C. Rauen, 605 Regner road, College of Nursing; Rosalie M. Gilligan. Rte. 3, College of Journalism; Marie P. Granger, Rte. 4, and George Vergara, 186 Country Club drive. College of Liberal Arts; James V. Huemann. Rte. 5, Thomas R. MoMahon, Rte. 4, Robert D. Regner, Rte. 1, John J. Stembach. 303 Oak avenue, and Michael J. Ward, 615 Allen street. College of Business Administration, and Sandra A. Walsh, 714 Center street, Dental Hygiene curriculum. Richard A. Lundborg, Rte. 1, and Carole A. Piller, Rte. 1, College of Liberal Arts, are from Wonder Lake. Eastwood Manor ANNUAL PARTY FOR CHILDREN AT LEGION DEC. 19 Marilyn Salo - EV. 5-601& Observing people have noticed that every event has its cause, whether we understand it or not. Example, floods in one state, caused by rains or melting snow in other states. Don't forget the annual E.M.P.O.A. Children's. Christmas party will be held at thp American Legion hall, Dec. 18, at 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. All the children from the subdivision are invited. Parents are asked to bring the grab bag gift to the E.M.P.O.A. meeting on Dec. 16, at the barn. This E.M.P.O.A. meeting will be of interest to all. One of the matters to be discussed will be t he change of addresses for this area. j Tom Birmingham would like all residents-ofEastwood Manor to register their present address at the meeting on Dec. 16. Faith Presbyterian Church On Dec. 15, at 8:15 p.m. the Women's society will have its Christmas program at the home of Mrs. Roy Kissling. The annual Bible study will be concluded with a study of the Messianic Psalms. For transp o r t a t i o n a r r a n g e m e n t c a l l Helen Mathes, EV. 5-1288. On Sunday, Dec. 18, the sermon will • be, "The Source of Salvation," Hebrew 5:, Also on Dec. 18 at 4:30 p.m. the annual church school Christmas program will be presented by the children and young people. Mrs. Vyduna, church school superintendent, \y;iH be in charge of the jSirojSfcm. Coffee and cockies witt be served afterwards. On Dec. 19 the E.M.P.O.A. sponsored Brownie Trocfr. will meet at 3:30 p^m. On Dec* 20 at 8 p.m. there Will be <^ioir practice. &&;•« Sympathy Our sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brodin on the death of Harry's mother, Mra. Martha Brodin. Dec. 8 go to Glen Messer and William Hutchinson. On Dec. 9 Terry. Philippi had hi£ fifth birthday. Best wishes on Dec. 10 went to Dick Lahman. Dec. 11 was shared by David Borcovan who was 7 and Larry Tucker who was 6. Also on Dec. 12 Maney Lindermann was five. Best wishes on Dec. 14 to Harold Slove. Belated Birthdays Belated birthday \yishes for White Elephant Sale and pa*rwn5tfter Sunday deadline we learn of a White elephant sale for the benefit of the library at the firehouse, Dec. 17, from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. We are told you may bring items for this worthwhile event to the firehouse on Thursday evening from 7 to 9. Take them 5255 JS5SJSS5S335 3555 | CLOSE-OUT SALE! | I 2 PC. LACE DRESSES | | $3.98 . $ (Retail Value $14.98) ^ | I* Sizes 10-16 -- 2 Styles § v • _• White or Bl&dr | i RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET f | 200 N. Riverside Drive 8 | McHenry, 111. EV. 5-5800 g | Hours Daily 9-6 Fri. 9-9 Sun. 9-5 g R -- Located in Riverside Drive Shopping; Area --4*' m SS . w Birthdays Happy birthday ^wishes go to Lucy Hawkins, who will be 2 years young on Dec. 15. On Dec. 16 best wishes for the day go to Ray Lessard. Also on Dec. 16 Matthew Oik will be 7 and Karen Betke will be 9. Dec. 17 is Grace Gruhn's big day. On Dec. IS Jackie Biederer will be 6. Also on Dec. 18 Ambrose Koerper will be a year older. Birt hday wishes for Dec. 19 go to Ericka Haldeman and Ethelmae Roewer. Also on that day Randy "Penick will be 8. Best wishes for' Dec. 20 go to Shipley Carlson and Paul Glauser. Dec. 21 Arlene Tinsley and Rosemary Newlon. Related Anniversary Belated anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glauser for Dec. 11. Club News The Bridge club meL-r^cefitly at the home of Carol Hayes. First prize was won by Peg Anderson, travelling prize by Pat Kellogg and booby prize went to Marilyn Truckenbred of McHenry. Shower Grace Gruhn was guest of honor at a baby shower held Don't Add ANTI-FREEZE This Year... for her at the home of Kay Stephenson. Grace received many lovely gifts for the coming new addition to the family. Those who helped Grace prepare for the new arrival were Alyce Brda of McHenry, Lois Zender, Ambrose Koerper, Donna Rohrer, Marie Dalton. Pat Cisewski, Elaine Rogers, JoAnn Hutchinson, Mary Thienes and Irene Carey. Prizes were won by Irene Carey and Marie Dalton. This and That Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ryan were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Greffin of Midlothian, on Dec. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Salo were delighted over the arrival of Ray's mother. Mrs. Mary Salo, of Amasa, Mich. She is here to spend the holidays with DISPLAY MUSEUM MODEL A model of the new Illinois Sta.te Museum to be erected in Springfield was displayed by Gov. William G. Stratton at a press conference last week. The exterior is of the monumental type, in keeping with the surrounding group of buildings in the Capitol area. Ii will be almost windowless, a necessity in the preservation of the priceless exhibits to be displayed. The building will be airc o n d i t i o n e d t h r o u g h o u t f o r temperature and humidity control. It will be artificially lighted. The first floor will contain a spacious lobby, with elevators and an escalator to the second floor exhibit areas. Administrative offices will also be on the second floor and a mezzanine will space several staff offices. The 1959 General Asher children and grandchildren, sembly appropriated $2,535,000 Don't forget to ^atl~--withJ-ffe construction. Bids are pub- We often hear of a person being called a school-teacher; ever hear of a church preacher?? your coming Holiday news. Old records tell us that Greenland of 1,000 years ago was a land of orchards and pastures, when Leif Erfc'kson founded a prosperous colony there. It prospered for some 300 years, set up some 200 other colonies. In 1491 a priest in Europe recorded the fact that no tithe from Greenland had been received for 80 years, and wondered what was wrong. licly advertised to be received by Dec. 20. TRANSPORTATION DIFFICULTIES In the hustle and bustle of last week's pre-holiday issue, errors were evident in the Pub? lie Pulse letter of Mrs. Nettie Sarley which we at the Plain*- dealer regret. 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