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Page Fourteen /' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Wednesday, November 21. 1962 Sunnyside Estates EICHHORN BABY BAPTIZED SUNDAY AT ST. JOHN'S Joan Walczvnski 385-3105 Rev. Joseph Blitsch officiated at the baptismal ceremony for Susan Marie Eichhorn at St. John's church on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 11. Her godparents were Ann and Bob Orgler of Round Lake. Ann is a sister to Susan's daddy, Andrew Eichhorn. Following the ceremony, Andrew and Joanne hosted a dinner for the family i n c l u d i n g t h e g o d p a r e n t s and their five children; Joanne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark: her sisters and brother, Jackie, Pat, Christine and Harry, Jr.; and her married sister, Carol Yant, and son, Mike. Also Andrew's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eichhorn; his brother and family; Jim and Mary Eichhorn and their two children. All these folks come from Round Lake. Everyone had a lovely time, which Joanne tells.me wouldn't, have been possible without the help of her -• grand neighbor, Carol Kennebeck. Oh, yes,- and let's not forget to mention Susan Marie's big brother, Andy, without whom the day wouldn't have been complete. Joan Stull and Pat Brennan all of Troop 88, attended the Girl Scout neighborhood meeting. Any number of important things were taken care of. Party Girl Mary Jane Lakowske was guest of honor at a party cele- j *^-e twenty-sixth to Ruth and Happy Occasions In listing the birthdays of Nov. 21 in my column last week I overlooked one: George Kropf, Jr., who celebrates his ??? birthday. Happy birthday, Georgie! And today we begin with Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22. Greetings on this holiday to Kelly Bute who will be eight years old and also to our friend and neighbor, Allen Kimbro; on Nov. 23 to Jackie Smolinski and Helge Dettlow; on Nov. 24 to Charlotte Gehrke who will be sweet sixteen this year; on Nov. 25 to Ray Kropf who will be that magic age of eighteen; to Diane Noah who will be seven years old and to Leonard Gunn; on Nov. 26 to Mickey Siepman who will be seven years old; and on Nov. 28 to Sherwood Palmer who will be ten years old and to our own darling daughter, Judy, who will turn twelve this time around. The best of everything to all of you. Anni versa r y greetings go this week to the following couples on -Nov. 23 to Gloria and Ernie VonOepen who will celebrate five years of wedded bliss; and on Nov. 26 to Dolores and Tom Hanahan who will chalk up seven years of manned happiness and also on brating her birthday. Her natal day was actually Nov. 9. but the party was held the next day. Her guests included Debbie and Donna Noah, Debbie VonObstfelder, Linda Ros i e r ; K a r e n H e t t e r m a n n and Rosemary Thel en. The daybeing the lovely one it was weather-wise, the girls played numerous games out-of-doors, before they came in to play some more, as well as danced. When they had had their fill of that, Mother Betty served barbecue, potato chips and soda, plus ice cream cake. The entire party was a huge success and every young lady went home happy with a caramel apple and cut-outs. Helge Dettlow who will cele brate thirty-eight years of married togetherness. Congratulations to all of you, and many, many more to follow. Guest ^Millie and George Kropf had a-guest last week, which I forget to mention. Mill's sister. Vi Crane, spent a few days of a-week's vacation with them. Naturally, Mill enjoyed it because it gave her a chance to get out shopping, etc. * - - Sympathy Our J. sympathy to Mill and Vi on the death of their uncle at Chicago. Civil Defense There will be an open meeting on civil defense held on Nov. 29 at the community club hall at 8 p.m. Everyone and anyone who is the slightest bit interested in this matter (as all of us should be) should plan on attending. They have quite a program lined up including a guest speaker, film strip, etc. Also free refreshments will be served. If you have any questions on this matter the gentlemen in our community who you may contact are Dale Maule, Jim Fuqua and Roy Schroeder. Signing Off Well, that about does it for this time. Hope you all enjoy the holiday tomorrow. We all have very much to be thankful for; I know that just a prayer of thanks couldn't begin to repay the Good Lord for all He gives to us every day of every year. Call me if you will with your holiday news and I'll see you next week. 'Bye now! VJ-.W. Auxiliary News Girl Scouts Troop 295 held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Palmer, their leader. After the usual business meeting, the girls spent the afternoon making bean bag games to take along on our Christmas jaunt this year. Refreshment hostess was Cheryl Patterson. Oh, yes. and I forgot to mention last week that since our elected treasurer, Melinda Long, had decided to drop out of Scouts, the girls elected Kathy Barth to take her place. God Speed I guess this is a good spot to mention that one of our most fervent Scouts entered the hospital on Nov. 16 to undergo major surgery on Nov. 17. Kathy Palmer is quite a little trooper and takes just everything in her stride. All her fellow Scouts had their minCs and hearts with her on Saturday, when we held the weekly meeting at our house. God speed Kathy and enjoy your Thanksgiving dinner at horr.t as planned. More Girl Scouts Troop 88 will hold its weekly meeting this evening and plan on spending it gettin? ready for their overnighter planned for next Fridny and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. Also they plan on quite an elaborate flag ceremony since some of the girls have never seen nor taken part in one: also it is to include a number of requirements for the tenderfoot and second class ranks. The committee women of Troop 88 also plan on holding their meeting this evening following the troop meeting. Alice Bieschke and Betty Lakowske attended a yfradge and rank workshop, given by the Sybaquay Councif of Girl Scouts last Monday, Nov. 12. They both enjoyed learning the things they did. On Wednesday, Nov. 14. Alice and Betty, as well as The regular meeting of the V. F. W. ladies' auxiliary to Post No. 4600, McHenry, was held Monday, Nov. 12, with President Florence S v o b o d a presiding. All members and friends of Gertrude Barbian are urged to send a get-well card or a cheery note to her at Wisconsin General hospital, M a d i s o n , W i s . E v e r y b o d y wishes her a very speedy recovery. General Orders No. 4 from the V.F.W. Department of Illinois were read, and once again are urging all members to send in their membership dues before the thirty-first of December. A very pleasing "thank you" note was read from Ruth Ann Schoenholtz, the recipient of our nurse scholarship in 1960, who is now in her senior year and is looking forward to graduation day. Ruth Ann received her third payment ot the scholarship in October, 1962, and the best wishes from all members are extended to her. Reports were made by the following chairman: Legislative, Genevieve Bradley; Press and Radio. Pauline Pries; Americanism, Viola Schuble; National Home, Daisy Smith; Ways and Means, Genevieve Bradley. Daisy Smith will deliver jams and jellies that have been donated by our auxiliary for the National Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich. This has been a yearly project. Parents of members of the junior unit of the V.F.W. ladies' auxiliary to Post No. 4600 will hold a meeting at the V.F.W. clubhouse on Nov. 27 at 8 p.m. and plans for instituting and initiation will be made final at this meeting. A report of the department president's luncheon which was held Saturday, Nov. 9, at. the Pick-Congress hotel, Chicago, was given by Dora Krocker. Four members of the auxiliary attended. All members are urged to attend the annual Christmas party for auxiliary members and prospective members or guests on Dec. 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Pot-luck dinner will be served and the rest of the evening will be most entertaining. Genevieve Bradley is gene r a l c h a i r m a n , and D a i s y Smith is in charge of decorations. All members are reminded that Nov. 26 is the next regular business meeting. Pauline Pries, Reporter Holiday Hills Greetings For Thanksgiving Inez Young "Over the river and through the woods". Whereever you may go -- a happy Thanksgiving to all. If you're leaving home, drive ever so carefully. If you're staying home or having guests or family in, get most of the work done today. Tomorrow take time out to rest and count your blessings. Our homes, families, full cupboards and the right to thank God in the church of our choice. A warm welcome home to all of our college students home on Thanksgiving vacation. How about some news on what our college students are doing. Let's brag a little and show how proud we are of our kids. Give me a call folks, so I can pass on the news. Woman's Club Christmas Bazaar A variety of lovely hand made items were on sale at the last meeting of the Holiday Hills Woman's club. This was the Christmas bazaar with the items contributed by the members. The next meeting will be the annual Christmas party with a one dollar grab bag exchange. Decorations and refreshments were in a holiday theme with the table centerpiece, a cathedral of lacy sugar along with sugar trees and little angels on the church steps to complete the scene. The church was made by Jimmie Justes and the rest of the attractive as well as delicious refreshments were made and served ' by Diana Gotch, Joyce Karafa and Violet Wyczesany. Bonnie MacWilliams Rushed to Hospital Bonnie MacWilliams, daughter of Kay and Bob MacWilliams, was rushed to McHenry hospital on Monday, Nov. 12, for an emergency appendectomy. As of this writing she is reported to be coming along fine. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery, Bonnie. Holly Hop How are your plans going for Dec. 15. Have you contacted everyone you know will be interested in going. If you haven't, you'd better get busy, there are only a few weeks left. The date again is Saturday, Dec. 15. The place is the Wauconda American Legion -- The time is 9 o'clock. There's all the vital data, the rest is up to you. Now get your ticket and look forward to a really good time. H.H.P.O.A. Meeting The Holiday Hills Property Owners association will hold their November meeting one week late, on Monday, Nov. 26. It has been postponed for a week because of the holiday this week. Watch the mail for a card on the place where it will be held. A Boy for Carol I know you'll all be pleasea to know that Carol Krysiak has a brand new baby boy born early Thursday morning, Nov. 15. He arrived at St. Anne's hospital in Chicago and weighed 9V2 lbs. His two brothers, Edward, 7, and Danial, 4, and big sister, Evelyn, aged 5, are anxiously waiting for 'their' baby to come home. Neighborly Notes The Mahon family, Mary Bill, Debbie and Billy, all went in to Chicago recently to see a musical review entitled "Howto Have Fun Without Even Trying" presented by the students of Gordon Technical high school. They report a very enjoyable evening with special interest in the fact that Mary's brother, Frank Rachwalski, was a stage hand for the production. APPROVE SALARY RAISES . Last week the board of su-*-* pervisors approved a recommendation of the fees and salary committee for setting salaries of the county clerk and county treasurer at $8,500 each and the sheriff at $8,000. Previously the clerk and treasurer received $7,000 and the sheriff, $6,500. Under the law, the increase in population cf the county establishes a salary^- bracket for these offices from*** $8,000 to $9,000 to be established by the board. GRAIN CAR SHORTAGE The critical shortage of railroad grain cars was the subject of a meeting held recently in Illinois Department of Agriculture offices at Springfield. The meeting was called by Ralph S. 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