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laf. 3mAuarfr 12, fccttENttY PtAINDEALER e Village of Sunnyside Change Caucus Date To Jan. 18 Irene May * ir-f^ Ibiie to some misunderstanding there was an error made concerning the day of the caucus. I reported the date to tiie eleVeaith, but it will be a fl^lt later which is the eighteenth of January. Sorry this error has occurred and hope it doesn't cause any confusion. Police ! ! WVpplicaticns are now being' taken by the police department for men who would like to serve the village and be of great help in emergencies to the community. Anyone who is Interested can file an application at the chief's house, Gust Adams, Jr., 52 Rosemarie drive, hours 7 to 9 p.m. Dogs Beware^ *®The police department have informed me of several calls they have received concerning loose dogs. These big dogs are running loose through the day and night as well, scaring people, doing all sorts of damage to shrubberies and tipping over garbage cans, etc. Please, if you love your dogs and don't tvant anything to happen to pm keep them tied up. If you not interested in your pet tnaybe you can find someone o is, and this canine won't a menace to the community. New Family We would like to .J$eIC6me the Lennon family who came (here from Wonder Lake and jnow live at 54 Lakeyiew avelue. they are ^-Jim-knd Jean fjtt their five boys, Mike, Mark, Larry, Jim and Vince. three of the boys are now attending the Johnsburg public school. Congratulations Dpver Casey, who is the daughter of our village Clerk, celebrates her birthday Jan. 8, making it her fourteenth. . Jimmy Herman was lucky twL'teen on the eleventh of January. Happy birthday to both of you. Holiday Doings Barbara Murray has returned frbm a two week vacation over the Christmas holidays. She spent a most wonderful time with her folks in Cleveland, Ohio. _The LaBays went up to Wrhignn f,or thp holidays to visit Ernie's folks. They also spent sdiiie time in Appleton, Wis,, with Lou's family. While they wer^ there Lou's brother's wife gave birth to twin giris. New Year's day Florence raid B$1 Lindeh had brother and his wife, Mr. knd Mrs. Clatenoe Schwartz, daughter, she, and Jim Salvatore and Br two daughters and Rosalie with her friend, Bob Smith, <js, cHnftet* guests. vThe Metzgers visited their ©W. neighbors the Sehumans in Algrttfjtiih f°r NeW Year's Eve. On' their way back they Stopped at the Lehmans' house |«d_ joined in their party. « ;The May family, who is your Importer, went into Chicago IttW Year's day to have dinner with my family. My brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Olszewski, have a new lovely home and were thrilled to entertain folks for the holidays in this home for. the first time. I was very happy to see a lot of my friends and relatives I don't get to see too often. PISTAKEE TERRACE NEWS Pink Bundle Joe and Jean Hillstrom of Riverdale were blessed with a baby girl Tuesday, Jan. 3. The little miss who Fs named Peggy Lynn weighed 6 lbs., 3 ozs. at birth. Sick List We still have to report Joy and Jeff on tne sick list recovering from tonsillitis. Nancy Gavin is also sick with tonsillities. We hope these little ones get well soon to be able to play with their new toys. Holiday Trips and Guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson and their three sons left Dec. 15 for Yuma, Ariz. They flew by Jet and visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shipp, and also many other relatives and friends in Yuma and Phoenix. The Shipps drove the Ericksons to Phoenix in which it took four hours to drive by car. The Ericksons were in Chicago by Jet before their folks were back from Phoenix to Yuma, which only takes forty-nine minutes by Jet. The New Year's Eve party at the VFW was attended by Arlene Connerty, Marilyn and Ron Wigerman, Lory and Don Kern, Bernie and Norb Cisewski, LaVerne and Norb Mierzwa and Bill and Marty Pritchard. Mr. > and Mrs. Harry Gavin went to a New Year's Eve party in Chicago to be with all of his old buddies. They stayed from Friday until Sunday. They entertained the following guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gavin Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gavin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Perkcwski, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Laskowski and son. Bernice and Bob Froelich spent New Year's Eve in Chicago at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Wagner, whom they haven't seen for over a year. Grace Vyduna's folks, IVIr. and Mrs. Janssen, came 'in from Barnesville, Minn., Friday, Dec. 30, and stayed until Tuesday, Jan. 3. Cal, Jimmy and guests spent Sunday in Elmhurst at Mr. and Mrs. Warren Vyduna's home. Grace stayed 1 horns ~with Tier daughter, Joy, who had tonsillitis. Mr. and Mrs. Don Zamastil spent New Year's Eve at Mr. Eastwood Manor WOMEN'S CLUB MEETS TO PLAN YEAR'S PROGRAM Marilyn Sals EV. 5-9015 We were all sor^y to hear that George Landen suffered a broken wrist in a fall the oth- There will be a meeting of jer evening. We all hope he will the Women's Club tonight at^be well Soon. Get well wishes the barn at 8:30 p.m. All the women of the subdivision are invited. It -will be a business meeting to plan the events of the coming year. Hope I will see you all there. The next meeting of E.M.P. O.A. will be on Jan. 20 at the barn. Faith Presbyterian Church On Sunday, Jan. 15, the sermon will be entitled "Light and Darkness," based on 1: John. Also on Jan. 15 at 5:30 p.m. there will be a family potluck supper in the church basement and at 6:30 p.m. the annual congregational meeting will be held in the church sanctuary. On Jan. 17 the choir will meet for practice at 8 p.m. On Jan. 19 the Women's Society and Study Circle will meet at 8 p.m., beginning the study of the book of John. Birthday Happy birthday wishes for Jan. 6 went to Earl John Cary for his first birthday. On Jan. 7, Janet Long was 6 years old andJan. 8 Nancy Oik had her twelfth big day. Also on Jan. 8 Barbara Iverson was 2 years old. Jan. 10 was shared by Michael Sabacki who was 12, Debbie Wilson who was 4 years old, and Tony HUetnann who was 1 year old on Jan. 11. Bobby Lessard, and Russell Davis both blew out their seventh candle. Jan. 12 Eugene Kuck has his big day and Daretta Noonan has her second. Jan. 14, Michael Zender will be 3 years old. Jan. 15 will be shared by Kathleen Eternick who will be 11, Hugh Saynor will be 16. Anniversaries Belated annlversafy tti&hes for Jan. 10 gt> to and Mrs. Ed Radneiv Best wishes for the day go to Mf. and Mrs. Robert Tucker and Mrs. Wadecki's home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hillstrom were 'there also. Ruth, Bob and Barb were present for the New Yea?. The Lenny Toeppers had Bob and Julie Henry and family from Crystal Lake for New Year's Eve. tin Jan.. 16 arid Mr. and Mrs. En Sabacki and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ftuematiti on Jah. ife. Get Well also go to Ariene Tinsley who has had a very severe cold for the past few weeks and to make it even harder little Kert Tinsley has been down with the flu. We hope they are both well soon. Jim Wilson and little Debbie also had a bout with the flu. We hope all will be well soon. Club News Bridge club met at the home of Lois Krebs Jan. 4. First prize was won by Elpha Philippi. Travelling prize went to Marilyn Salo and bobby prize went to Nancy Lessard. , Brownie Troop News On Jan. 16 at* 8 p.m. the Brownies will have their Investiture ceremony held in the basement of the Faith Presbyterian church. All the parents til the girls are invited Refreshments will be served. This and That Mr. and Mrs. George Landin travelled to Chicago to spend the New Year's holidays with Lee's mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Cain. Frank and Delores Wool wine were joined by some of their neighbors to help bring in the New Year. Glen and Dottife M e s s e r , L o n n i e a n d L e n a Campbell, Charmaine and Harley Pohlman. Pat and A1 Borcavan stopped in for awhile on their way to a party at the V.F.W. Mr. and Mrs. Ron tinsley, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilsop tihd Mr. and Mrs. Milt McHale got together to bring in the New Year at the tinsley hortve. Mr. and Mi's. Raymond Salo were delighied with a visit from Marilyn's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. James Jor dan, from Chicago on Jan. 2. Marilyn's younger sister and brother, Monica and John Jordari, also catne to spend the ith therti. My phone liiirhber is EV. 5- 0162, won't you please keep it buz2itig with news --------teti MDR. HENRY PREUNt) OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. 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Cutles 'N' Canapes Three of our lovely young matrons, Linda Dason, Anne Zahn and Ann Nye, have caught the "business bug" and have opened a new catering service. Republican Voters Paged All Republican voters in McHenry and Burton townships are urged to attend the caucus which will be held on Monday night, Jan. 16, at 8 p.m. in the McHenry high school auditorium. Purpose of the caucus is to nominate candidates for the offices of Justice of the Peace and Constable for this district. J. R. Levesque will handle the gavel for this session. Undergoes Surgery Mrs. Nettie Liacus of Orchard Drive checked into Illinois Research hospital on Tuesday with surgery scheduled for the latter part of the week to correct an affliction which has plagued her for many years. Sure would be nice to drop a line and wish her well. The address is 840 Wood street, Chicago. Nettie will be hospitalized for a minimum of four weeks. With Nettie's determination, her con v a 1 e s c e n c e should be of short duration. Cullom-Knoll Party The Cullom-Knoll building fund committee is swinging back into high gear on the way towards procuring larger quarters for meetings. A public party will be held at McDonald's, on Saturday night, Jan. 14 and refreshments will be served. Mr. Poledna promises many surprises and a good time for all. The two thousand dollar mark has been passed and now we're trying for three!! , " ' First Flying Experience The Nitz family, Helen and the boys, have becomeaddicted to flying as a resultjof their first vacation in many years. The four of them boarded an airliner on Monday, Dec. 2& and flew to Phoenix, ^riz> Their destination was the home of Helen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farrington, $vith whom they visited for a week. The Farringtons have resided in that far western state for two years. Further thrills included seeing their first mountains, orange groves and palm trees! Helen is now saving pennies for their next jaunt! Eighty Years Young On the occasion of her eightieth birthday, Mrs. Emily Stevenson was #the guest of honor on Jan. 4. Son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Haines, prepared a delicious dinner and invited long time friend, Mrs. Anna Buschf e l d . T h e S t e v e n s o n s a l s o marked their fifty-first wedding anniversary. Walls Were Bulging Post New Year festivities at the Ken ne berg residence brought many visitors. On Sunday, May and Butch spread If you're Looking For A Home Come and See This One 1320' Living Spaee> 2Vz Car Garage -- Numerous Extras $18,900 Minimum Down Payment Can Be Seen By Calling EV. 5-4345 the welcome mat for Hri. Margaret Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Daly and four children from Stickney, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hatch and four kiddies of Zion. During the afte^ noon, Mrs. McDonald dropped in to chat with' eldest sister, Mrs. Hatch, whom she hasn't seen for some time. As yon know, Mrs. Kenneberg and Mrs. McDonald are sisters. 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