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JJletlon Three --* Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Thursday, December 10, 1964 PI STAKEE HIGHLANDS |08E)UA|tV LUTZ HY 7-38X4 Local Resident " Appears On TV If anyone was watching Missing, Links Television program Qf| Monday, Nov. 30, and saw 9 familiar face, it was that of Mrs. Bruce Bradley of Pistakee Hghlands. Mrs. Bradley received a paid trip to New York tp appear on this program for writing a story about the Samoyed dogs they raise. Appearing on the show with her \yas one pf these puppies. Mrs. Bradley also showed a sweater that had been knitted from the hair of the dogs. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley flew to New York on Sunday, Nov. 22. The two day visit was spent in sight seeing, shopping at swank shops. Of course we can't forget the hand shakes with such well known personalities as Tony Perkins and Julius LaRosa. Plans are being made for Mrs. Bradley to appear on a local television program next year,. Association News The attendance for the monthly meeting of the Pista- *kee Highlands Association on E«jc. 2 was only TEN, I hope ounirad weather was the cause for this and not disinterest. Needless to say no actual meeting could be held. There is still a need for manpower to get the needed work done at the community center. A lot of people have worked very hard to get the center to look as it does today, many will remember the old cold barn of a few years ago.; but it is not finished and a lot of work is still needed to be done and along with work goes workers, so if there are any men in the community who would like to give a helping hand, call any one of the association officers or if you would rather contact me and I will be very happy to relay your name and talents to the right person. At present there is a need for some one with electrical know how to install ceiling lights that were donated to the community center a couple of years ago. Plans are well under, way for the New Years's Eve dance at the Community Center. A band from the Highlands has been booked for the occasion. Don't PISTIIEE TERRACE Jerry Dicks 383-7250 List Several Xmas Parties On Dec. 12, the children's Christmas party will take place a| the Johnsburg public school from 9 p.m. ito 1 p.m. The ladles will be around Friday for your contributions. On Thursday, Dec. 10, the ladies of the Terrace are having their annual Christmas Pftrty at the home of Pat Merhaut of J015 W. Elder avenue. There will be the usual $1 grab bag gift. All ladies are invited tp this affair. If you have not paid your association dues, we would like to again remind you that your 1965 association dues are now past due. please send in your (hies as soon as possible. Mrs. Marilyn Wiggerman, Leader of the Cub Scouts, has informed us that Jimmy Phillipsjias just joined the Webelos Webelos is a part of the Scouting program under which Jimr my will be under the supervision of men who will prepare him for the next step In Scouting. The Cubs of Den 4 have also been working on their family Christmas projects. Are you going to have a flocked tree???? Before you dispose of your flocked tree please call either Marilyn Wiggerman at 385-1359 or Arlene Connerty at 385-2028. These girls will make arrangements to pick them up. You ask what they want with them. On Jan. 16, St. John's Home and School Association are having their annual fun raising dance. These girls are on the decorating committee, so please if you have a flocked tree give them a buzz. Terrace Tidings Wednesday through Sunday, Nov. 29, the Dacks spent at the home of the senior Dacks in Lansing, Mich. Recent guests at the Hawkins home were Mr. and Mrs. A1 Kovah of Royal Oak, Mich. Dawn Hawkins has been home for a few days with the flu. We hope you're better soon, Dawn. Thanksgiving guests at the Russ Parker home were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Schwebke of Chicago and Elsie and Henry Andersen of McHenry. Kathi Parker, a freshman at McHenry high school, made the B honor roll. We wish you continued success and hope you will be able to stay on the honor roll, Kathi. George" and Wilma Stader spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting with their aunt and uncle in Paw Paw, 111. George was able to get in some hunting on this trip . On Tuesday Mary Mecki visited with their aunt and uncle in Paw Paw, 111. George was also able to get in some hunting on this trip. On Tuesday Mary Mecko visited her son of Chicago and went to a wonderful movie. Mary was also able to get a little shopping done on this trip. Walter and Lillie Steidle spent Thanksgiving at the home of their daughter and husband, Darlene and Ray Wejner, and children of Chicago. On Sunday the Frank Jakubiceks, visited Marty and Ella Mae Kenzinger and three children of Morgan Park. Visiting the Val Patulas were friends from Phoenix, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hutchinson and their two children. Starting with Thanksgiving, Norbert, LaVerne, Carolyn and Keith Mierzwa were guests of Grandma and Grandpa Mierzwa and also Grandma and Grandpa Schroeder, all of Chicago. On Friday Laverne, Carolyn and Keith Mierzwa did the loop with Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Schroeder, Curtis, Chris and Carrie. Laverne and her brother took the children window shopping and toyland gazing. On Thursday evening Jerry Dicks attended the Lady Bugs Christmas party at a well known German restaurant in Chicago. The evening was most enjoyable as the waiters sang many different arrangements. The conclusion of the program consisted of some of the most beautiful Christmas Carols. Visitors at the Ron Wiggerman home last Friday were Don and Loretta Kern of Pennsylvania. // Buy an OWATONNA Imperial 81 or Model 30 windrower now and get two "Messenger 2-way radios FREE! 0 Johjyoo "Messenger" . . . an established leader in the Citizen's Band radio fi#d. Nationally advertised at $229.90. Compact, st|irdy. 0 Each unit sends and receives. Upder most conditions, works effectively uf to 15 miles. BeUreea October 1 and December 31, you can get a free pair of these "Messenger" 2-way radios for your farm. How? By ordering, paying for, and accepting delivery on either a 1965 Owatonna Imperial 81 or Model 30 Self-Propelled Windrower. If you've been thinking about owning an Owatonna, thio lo ths tune to buy. See us! (Offer expires December 31, 1964.) # Easily installed in home, car, truck, tractor, etc. Fine voice quality. Ideal for the farm. EQUIPMENT 4005 W. Waukegan Road McHenry, III. PHONE 385-0033 forget your reservation will have to be in by Dec. 15. Anyone wishing tickets can contact one of the following: Lee Conway, HYatt 7-3556, Mae Kolb, HYatt 7-3626, Lois Mason, HYatt 7-3220 or myself. Brownies The weekly meeting of the Brownies was held on Tuesday, Dec. 1 at the community center. Jamie Malek was the Brownie of the week. The girls were very busy working on their Christmas projects. Mount Hope Church New* In the absence of Rev. Doenecke the youth Minister Rev. Jay Althouse delivered the sermon for Sunday, Nov. 29. The Women's Society of Christian Service met on Dec. 8. The ladies put on a small religious play for their own enjoyment. Also at this time there was a gift exchange. The new Intermediate Youth Fellowship officers are: Dick Morley, president, Linda Leuth, vice-president, Guy Erbin, treasurer, Leslie Barnings, secretary Doreen Patterson, workshop chairman and Chuck Remle, recreation manager. Teen Club The teens really out did themselves at the parent-teen night on Nov. 30. The hit of the show was Chris Zielinski as "Baby Rose Gyspy" and of course there was the traditional chorus line of beauties, these charmers were: Ron Kwak, Bob Pulk and Jimmy Messell. The finale of the show was a dance by Gretchen Sneiglets and and Chris Zelinski. Mrs. Harriet Wilson received a gift in recognition for her past help with the Teen Club. Mrs. Ferris and Mrs. Kosiak deserve a big hand for the help they gave the teams in making this night one to remember. A delicious buffet supper was served and I'm sure all the parents had a marvelous time. HOLIDAY INEZ YOUNG Holiday Hop December 12 Home On Leave Roy and Magee Sluga have a special reason for joy this coming holiday season, their oldest son, Ron, will be home on a thiry day furlough. Also coming home on leave will be Jergen Thode and Roy Fellows. All three boys are expected on Dec. 17. News Of Friends and Neighbors Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Anna Cohrs were her three sons, LeRoy, Paul and Richard, with their families. Also present was Anna's grand-niece from Zion. Jerry Glueck was elected president of the women's auxiliary to the Round Lake Beach Men's Club. She will be installed along with the other officers on Dec. 19. Dick and Lee Conway celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary wih a party at the community center on Dec. 5. Those attending were One last minute reminder for the Holiday Hills Holiday Hop at the Wauconda American Legion hall this Saturday, Dec. 12, from 9 til 1. See you there for an evening of fun and frolic in a holiday atmosphere. Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells Jingle - - Jingle - - I hear a sleigh with bells and a merry Ho Ho Ho. Could it be that jolly old man with the long white beard and the rosy red cheeks? Say, if you haven't been good, you'd better change your ways right now, because he's in the neighborhood and watching to see how you are behaving, so that he knows who to give the presents to and who he passes by. On Sunday, Dec. 20, he will be over at the real estate parking lot across from Casey's with a gift for all good boys and girls and to take any last minute orders you might have forgotten. Those nice fellas from the Dick and Rose Farwell, Betty and Tom Warczk, Bob and Dorothy Jenkins, Bill and Jeanine Barons, Ray and Rosemary Thelen, Lois and Tom Mason and Roy and Magee Sluga. Jerry and Donna Clifton were among guests at the twenty-first birthday celebration of another resident, Jim Haney. If you've seen the gleem in JoAnn Weingart's eyes lately, it's because she just received a new sewing machine from hubbie John. This is something that Jo has wanted for some time and she couldn't be happier. Birthdays and Anniversaries Belated wishes to Lorraine Erdmann who celebrated her birthday on Dec. 5 and to Bill Barons whose birthday was Dec. 6. Sorry I'm late and hope both of you had a nice day with many more to come. Happy birthday to Dick Morley whose birthday is today but was celebrated on Dec. 5 with a surprise party given him by the better half, Hazel. Those present for the celebration were Jerry and Jan Janquart, Phil and Glenda Wick and Vi and Don Krispen. Best wishes to Hal Kitterman and Hank Zenner who will be celebrating their birthdays on Dec. 11. Congratulations to Bill and Barbara Lange who will be embarking on another year of wedded bliss Dec. 11. Sony to have missed a special couple, Bev. and Norbie Lewandowski celebrated their anniversary on Dec. 5. DR. J@HN F. m±Y OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Wednesday) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION CONTACT LENSES HOURS: iMW 9:30 a.m. to 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS ©¥ APPOINTMENT PHONE 385-0452 O, persona fized £3 % op & & Tmad can Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:00 , * McHINftY PLAINSiALii 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry K j Griswold Lake Athletic Club have made all the arrangements for Santa to make this special stop before he goes back to the north pole for his big trip on the 25th. Cookie Party Mary Mahon and Helen Baettcher were hostesses for what has come to be a part of holiday tradition here--a cookie party. Held on Friday, Pec. 4, each guest brought a batch of cookies, which were distributed among all present, giving everyone a nice variety of home made cookies and a chance to check on some new recipies. Following the distribution of cookies, refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening jn chatting with neighbors. Surprise Shower Our heartiest to Arlene and Herb Hill on the newest addition to their family. Beside their son, Herb, they now have a daughter, Dawn. Invited to the Ary home for an anniversary dinner, Dec. 3, they got a call to stop by the Weiss home and there found the neighbors gathered for a baby shower. To the delight of all the guests, baby Dawn was on hand to watch as Arlene opened the gifts, and the guests, in turn, oohed and ahhd .over the pretty baby girl. Charis Ary, Irene Weiss and Bernie Wemken wci-*? hostesses, serving sandwich KwC cake and punch. Wendy's St* BlrtMay Our Wendy had four for her fifth birthday, slatiiwji in South Bend at Thanksgiving, Aunt Jean had a eake and family party there because site was not able to come Ivre. Oil her birthday, she celebrated again with the Abbinks coming for dinner. On Saturday. Dec. 5, she had her friends for lunch including Judy Abbink; GiGi Smith. Ruth Ann Strossner, Nancy Harper, Leslie Jende and Kim Walters. Sunday, Qrandpa and Grandma Wilier and. her Godparents Loie and Harold Erickson, Mark and Karen came out to spend the day helping Wendy celebrate. AUXILIARY Birthday Greetings Belated birthday wishes to Wally Foreman who was 5 years old last Sunday, Dec. 6, and to Kathy Hallberg who was 4 years old on the same day--also to Rosemary Foreman who was 10 years old Tuesday, * Dec. 8. Vacationing Clare took a week's vacation last week and we took the opportunity to visit our Aunt Marg and Uncle Bill, Mr. and Mrs. William Lehnert in Warrensburg, Mo. As always they rolled out the red carpet for us and we had a delightful, but short visit with them and cousins, Pete and Pearl Houx and Bob and Bertha Houx and families. Wendy had the chance to ride a real pony, hold a baby lamb and all the other delight- Renee Jende The women's auxiliary to Fox Kivor Post 4600 met at the clubhouse on Nov. 23. Thanksgiving baskets wpre given to several needy families. Youth Activities Chairman Viola Sehuble said the , Jr. Girls unit is sponsoring a child from the Woodstock home at Christmas. They also will be making the favors for tlie auxiliary's Christmas party. Daisy Smith attended the department president's lunqheou. She reixn'ted that the jr. unit from Austin entertained. Inez Young, Americanism chairman, reported that the McHenry Country club purchased their flag through our organization. Marge Moreth attended the 5th district meeting. In her report she said that the 5th district gave $5,000 worth of ful things you can do on a farm with your cousins. We finished up our vacation on Saturday with our friends Amy and Bud Street from Wonder „ Lake and June and Pete Witzman from Larkdale. canned goods to the National Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich. It was an Interesting meeting, highlighted by two speakers. 0ne spoke on Civil Defense and the other on the Elgin hospital. Attending t|ie fifth district kick-off dinner were Daisy and John Smith, Commander Jim Doran and. Lil, Wally pjjd Ethel Groth, Bill and Marge Moreth and our auxiliary president, Gen Bradley, and husband, Roy. They said a total of 635 attended and Enjoyed fine food and entertainment. Xhe Christmas basket committee, consisting of Rehabilitation Chairman Ethel Groth, Child Welfare Teenie Morrison, Treasurer Marge Moreth and President Gen Bradley, will meet to fill the baskets. Anyione else interested in assisting is welcome. Don't forget the Christmas party on Dec. 14. Bring a guest, a dish to pass, a one dollar grab bag and canned goods for the rifeedy baskets. The dinner will start at 6:30, so mark this date and plan to attend. After the business meeting, Bill Molinare, post quartermaster, came in to talk to the auxiliary about a moneymaking project. This idea is in the form of a Booster club- There will be a short business meeting prior to the dinner on Dec. 14. Auto Insurance Canceled? 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