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Thursday, December 26, 1983 y THE McHEKRYPLAINDEALHl PbtakM Terrac. Treat Children To Puppet Show Joyce Toepper -- 855-3044 Saturday morning, Dec. 14, approximately sixty Terrace, Riverdale and Oeffling children ; gathered at the Johnsburg : grade school for their annual I Christmas party. Following a I carol sing the children were I treated to a puppet show titled | "Sleeping Beauty" presented i by Jimmy Brown of Wheaton. ! Teenager Jimmy makes a hob- : by of his marionettes and enjoys putting on shows for groups of children. Helping Jim handle the characters this time were four of his school friends including Jean Fedorchak's sister, Pam Daugird. Santa made his anticipated entrance to the tune of Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer with a present for every child in attendance. Ending the festivities was the usual array of Christ- I mas cookies, pop, ice cream and I candy. Terrace Women Gather To Celebrate Christmas The P i s t a k e e Terrace Women's auxiliary met at the home of Birdie Deppmeier, Wednesday evening for their December meeting. At the business meeting the girls started two projects. The first will be a Come As You Are breakfast to be held sometime iin January at 1218 W. Oakleaf Drive. Since the fun of this is to catch everyone by surprise no date is being announced. A basket will be present to help defray the doughnut and coffee expense. The second project is to compile a cookbook of the Terrace Women's favorite recipes and sell the books for profit. Working on this committee are Grace Gavin, Dorothy Parker and Joyce Toepper. Following the business meeting the girls enjoyed a grab bag exchange and the usual Christmas refreshments, including the traditional punch. Terrace Children Participate In Programs Laura and Carter Gregg participated in the Mount Hope Methodist Sunday School Christmas program on Sunday afternoon. David Zamastil was a Mexican as the McHenry Methodist Sunday school presented their Christmas program on Sunday afternoon. The Terrace children dressed in Hebrew costumes as faith Presbyterian Sunday School put on their annual Christmas presentation included Mike, Bobby, Stevie Erickson, Jim and Joy Vyduna and Lance and Lorin Toepper. Out of town visitors to see Lance and Lorin Toepper were the boy's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Nelson, Salem, Wis., and Uncle Ron and Aunt Chris Toepper, Grayslake. Basketball The Johnsburg grade school basketball team came out on top in both games on Thursday, Dec. 12. Winning on their home floor against Harrison the Junior Varsity score was 13 to 11 while the varsity won 35 to 17. Traveling to Freemont on Tuesday the boys were not quite so lucky. The Junior Varsity lost a close game 19 to 18 and the Varsity lost 25 to 18. Holiday Hills, visited at the Don Zamastil home Saturday evening. Jerry Dicksi attended the Christmas party in Chicago held by her Ladybug organization last Friday evening. Mary Mecko, daughter-inlaw, Alice, and the baby attended a bridal shower in Chicago for Diana Gaba who will be married Feb. 1. Alice and baby went to her mother's for a -short stay following the party and Mary spent the night with her cousin, Elsie Kirsch. Before returning home on Monday evening she spent the day shopping in Chicago. Despite' the cold weather, Joan and Dick Stull were among the many fans at Wrigley field on Sunday as the Bears beat the Detroit Lions 24 to 14. Guests at the Don Hawkins home on Saturday evening were Dorothy and Russell Parker and Jim and Birdie Deppmeier. Nancy and Mike Gavin attended the Holy Name Christmas party in Chicago on Sunday with their Grandpa Perkowski. Mike came home in the evening with his parents but Nancy stayed overnight at her Aunt Jean Gavin. On Monday Nancy accompanied her cousin, Judy, to see Bozo Circus. The Holid*/ Hills PRACTICE GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN IN COMING YEAR iocs Today With the most 'wonder' full day of tlie year just behind us and the time of the year when everyone has a sincere feeling of 'good will' toward their fellow man, let us all try very hard to continue this attitude to all we know and meet in our daily lives. The laqk ot this feeling of "peace en earth and good will toward men" was so recently made very real to us with the Dallas incident. The effort must start at home. Let's start here in Holiday Hills and resolve to carry that 'good' feeling we have at Christmas right thru the New Year and may each and everyone of you enjoy a safe New Years Eve and 366 days of good health and prosperity to follow? Christmas Pack Meeting Tomorrow evening, Friday, Dec. 27, at 7:30 p.m. the Cub Scouts of Holiday Hills will hold their Christmas pack meeting at the home of Marge and Jack Connell. The boys trip home was a treat also for are reminded to bring their Nancy accompanied her daddy home on the train-her first train ride. Mary Dicks enjoyed the V.F.W. Junior Girls Christmas party in McHenry on Tuesday evening. Roger Weiss arrived home Saturday, Dec. 14, from the University of Minnesota for the Christmas holidays. He will return on Jan. 5. Birthday Wishes Many happy returns to George Perrewe and Bonnie Sabaj as they celebrate their birthdays Dec. 29. Beginning the new year right off with her fifteenth birthday on the second is Cheryl Stahlman. Happy birthday. Anniversary Greetings Congratulations to Frank and Pat Kaiser as they celebrate their wedding anniversary Dec. 31. Correction Order We wish to correct the report earlier this month that Dan Davidson is a student of Carthage College, Kenosha. Presently Dan works mornings in Chicago and attends the YWCA Junior College in the afternoon. Our apologies to the Davidson family. In the column two weeks ago there appeared a rather obvious printing error when it was reported the Benoche family died instead of dined at the Ray Harden home, Wonder Lake in celebration of Ray's birthday. Jean tells me that she has received many condolences including a sympathy card to . 50 cent grab bag gift to the meeting. Sympathy To Our Mailman Words cannot express the sorrow in the hearts of our residents for our dear mailman, Mr. Booster, who has made himself a pleasant, personal and vital part - of our everyday life here in Holiday Hills. Because of his great sorrow in the loss of his beloved the Benoche dog as the only surviving member from none other than the Hansen family themselves. There are often mistakes made in either the typing or the printing of a paper but very few strike the funny side as this. Naturally we are sorry it happened but know you understand. Seasons greetings to all - take care and we'll see you here again next year. wife, Jean, our sincere sympathy and prayers go with him, his son and daughter in this, their hour of grief. We pray the Lord will give them the strength and courage so needed now. With all the 'extra' care he gives us, there seems to be very little wc can do, except to let him know we care. Cub Scouts Commended A letter of commendation for the Cub Scouts from Midge Teuber's Den was received from the Gross Point Manor, a nursing and convalescent home in Niles, 111. The boys were praised for their efforts in making the day a happier one' for the residents of the home by making holiday tray favors. In so doing the boys have learned a good lesson in life--That you receive so much good for yourself by doing for others. To make it even nicer for the boys, one of the residents of the home is\Walter Schweik, Marge Connell's Dad, and Grandfather to Gary Connell who is in the troop. Orchids Orchids to the dance committee for the Jingle Bell Jump who did a really fine job and so that the Property Owners Association could realize a profit and the residents could have a good time. The committee members were Roy Lundelius, chairman, and Dick Behrens, Jackie Bodenheier, Bill Manon, Joan Schroeder, Gloria Smith Midge and Don Teuber. Jack Bodenheim gets credit for doing all the posters. Entertain At Christmas Party Six youngsters from Holiday Hills and one from Island Lake helped Santa Claus out at the V.F.W. Christmas party on Wednesday, Dec. 18, by helping to entertain qjj the children while they waited for him. Participating in the parade of toys were Ricky Ary, Jimmy and Bobby McWilliams and Danny Ohlsens who were toy soldiers, Judy Abbink as a ballerina doll and my own Wendy who was a baby doll. Cheryl Hanson from Island Lake was the Jack in the box. 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