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>A iff- Thursday, ©eceiHbef 16,1965 T^McHilraYPIAliroEAl^ r-xi* vi'.% " t"i ffig--* tfl * :&,'•• '*•. j=" - •'•¥*. - A> •'• - > '• • •-'; • •? '/$/.*•*-£&:&.•}•!•<• : ^x^gj^^'V'.ViV'.'.'- >*- II HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 885-4672 CHILDREN AWAIT SANTA'S VISIT ON SUNDAY DEC. 19 , Boys and girls, have you been listening to Mommie? Been putting^ those toys away, and not fussing when Mommie says no? And I sure hope . you're not fighting with your sisters, b r o t h e r a n d n e i g h b o r s . Y o u know Santa's got all kinds of helpers around, checking on you because he will be on Sunday, Dec. 19, right at the Ranch House to take last minute Orders and see that he doesn't rpiss anyone. The men from the Griswold Lake Athletic Club have made the arrangements as always. Thanks Fellas. He will be there from noon til 3 R.m. Farewell Party «The Holiday Hills Woman's club combined its annual Christmas party ;with a farewell party for past president Chadie Ary. Blindfolded on the pretense of playing a game, the women presented her with a lovely gift and a giant size card signed by all present. The Arys will be sorely missed in Holiday Hills for they were truly interested in community affairs and were active in all of our activities. Their help, plus their ever present smiles and cooperative spirit will not be possible to replace. Our very best to you, Chadie and Mac, and to your two'boys, Ricky and Tom. We will miss you!! Cookie Party Friday, Dec. 3, a large group of women gathered at the Mahon home and exchanged cookies. Each one brought a large batch of cookies and went home with a large variety of every- SUNNYSIDE ESTATES I KAREN SCHNEIDER 885-4977 Children Enjoy Holiday Party •The children's Christmas party held at the Johnsburg Community Club on Dec. 5 was a h0ge success. Almost all of our s u b d i v i s i o n y o u n g s t e r s w e r e present and in the Christmas spirit. There was carolling to the accompaniment of Irene ]\fay at the piano, a double' feature movie of "The Night Before Christmas" and "The Greatest Story Ever Told". Ice cream, cookies, candy and milk dtfnated by one of our local dairies were served. The largest treat of all was the wonderful man in red, Santa, to hand out all the gifts to the children personally. A thunderous round of applause to the women of the Lycky Ladies Club who worked so hard to make the Christmas pffrty the huge success it was. Tfie L.L.C. is hoping to increase their membership so th&t this party and other children's activities can continue in the future. So please ladies try to" attend the next meeting on Jan. 19, at the home of Irene M&y. There will be no December meeting due to the members Christmas dinner. - Birthdays Happy birthday wishes are extended today to Cathy Palmer and Mary Davis who both become sweet 16 and Monica Davist who is 8 today. Little Joey Springer will be 3 t)n the 18th. tddie Matuszak celebrates his fifth birthday on the 19th. fCathy Wegner will be 11 on the 20th. And Gloria Von Oepen will celebrate her birthday on the 21st. Cathy Is Home Cathy is home and well after her hospital stay. Getting back to school and other activities will be sheer joy. To be home to celebrate her sixteenth birthday is the best present of all. Anniversaries Hand and Claudia Garn celebrate their twelfth anniversary on the eighteenth. On the nineteenth Herb and Mary Rose celebrate their twenty- second and Emil ^and Mary Lennon celebrate their fifty-second anniversary. Recuperating Millie Kropf is home and recuperating after recent surgery. Wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to her. Shocking Surprise It will take quite a while for Steve and Lorraine Major to recover from the surprise silver anniversary party given in their honor at their home on Saturday, Dec. 4. The party was planned by sons, Steve and Mike and close f r i e n d s o f t h e M a j o r s . T h e secret was well kept and party planned so well the Majors didn't know what hit them until it did. There were fifteen couples in attendance complete with all the party fixen's. They all had a wonderful time. Sympathy Heartfelt sympathy is extended to Jim and Marie Leahy at the loss of Jim's brother, Kenneth, 37, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a head-on auto accident on Oct. 5, I£en never regained consciousness and passed away on Nov. 30, in California. Ken leaves behind his wife and eleven children. To all the Leahys "At this time of sorrow may the thought that others keep you in their prayers ease your heart and give you strength". AUCTION w * Farm Service Way Insured LOCATION: 5 miles West of Harvard, 111., on Hunter Road, or 2jnUes North of Route 173 on County Line Road, to Hunter Read. Watch for Arrows. REASON: Discontinuing Dairying. SALE TO START AT 12:30 P.M. MON. ART. KRUCKENBERG HARVARD, ILLINOIS 38. HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS -- 7 springers, 6 cows fresh in-last 30 days, balance bred for year around freshening. These ccijvs are home raised and owned milked. Over half of these cows are in their 1st or 2nd lactations. ABS breeding has Wfen used for past 16 years. FEED -- 2500 bales of hay, 400 bales of straw, 30 ft. ensilage in 16 ft. silo, this hay is all crimped and put up without rain. TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT -- No. 75 Milker Pump; 200 gal. Miojonier bulk tank, 3 unit DeLaval Milker (latest model); 1*4 inch vacuum line for 40 cows; stainless steel wash tanks; gas h(it water heater, teat cup washer. : A. A. ANDERSON WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING - MACHINERY International M Tractor; International H Tractor; Allis-Chalmjjrs Chopper with corn head, mower bar and pickup; 8 ft. I.H. Windrower; Case 2 rowj Stalk Chopper; 2 New Holland Wagons; 14x7 Barge Box; Gehl Forage Blower; 2 bottom John Deere Plow 3 Bottom I.H. Plow; I.H. No. 450 Corn Planter; 10- ft. Kewaunee Disc; 13 ft. I.H. Disc; 40 ft. P.T.O. Drive M$yratn Elevator; Knoedler Auger Box; Gehl P.T.O. Hammer Mill; Knoedler Portable Burr Mill; John Deere P.T.O. Ccfrn Sheller; Case P.T.O. Manure Spreader; Gehl P.T.O. Forage Box; No. 66 New Holland Baler; Minn.-Moline 2 row Corn Pieker; Meyer Comb. Mower and Hay Conditioner; 12 ft. New Idga Lime Sower; Minn.-Moline Uni-Sheller; Other Miscellaneous Items. ] A. A. ANDERSON. " -- Auctioneers -- - LIBERAL TERMS ' Gordon Stade, Grayslake, 111. Euguene Frederick, Harvard, 111. * Cashier -- Wally VanEgmond, Clinton, Wis. Clerk -- Ronald Lipinsky, Union, III. ZCARM AUCTION SERVICE, Inc. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin body's favorite. Following the cookie exchange, the women enjoyed holiday refreshments served by the Hostesses for the always enjoyable party, Mary Mahon, Helen Boettcher and Virginia Lundelius. This party has become tradition and a very^njee one! Enjoy Opening Performance Saturday, Dec. 4, found La- Von, Jim and Jimmy Dowhin and Gail Young hurrying to Milwaukee, Wis., to make curtain time for the opening performance of the play 'Sound of Murder'. Their front row, center seats provided them with utmost enjoyment of the performance of the star, Clyde Miller, who is L aVon's brother. Sally Manning, former childhood movie star, playing a supporting part, is also a personal friend of the Dowhins. Following the performance, the party went to Miss Manning's apartment where they enjoyed talking over the pertafrnance, reviewing scrap bocTtsjsiand refreshments. Wendy's Sixth Birthday Our Wendy celebrated her sixth birthday with several parties over the weekend. Friday, Dec. 3, she had two parties -- one at school and one with her sister, Gail, in the evening. Saturday, her friends, Judy Abbink, Leslie Jende, Gi- Gi Smith, Nancy Harper, Kim; \yakers and Ruth Ann StrQssner joined her for lunch, after whicli, they were taken to view the Santa parade in town and a movie. Sunday, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wilier, her Godparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Erickson and daughter, Karen, and f&mily friends, Dr. 3. Richard and Walda Reeder and their children, David, Janet and Tommy, along with Gail, Jimmy Dowhin and Steve Ahlgrim joined us for dinner and supper: Twas a big sixth birthday for Wendy. Greetings Belated birthday greetings to Penny Walters Who celebrated her birthday last Friday, Dec. 10. Get-Well Get-well to our favorite shut in these days, Hal Breede, also to Wally Foreman who hasn't been feeling well and to Dale Konecrty who had his tonsils' and adenoids out last week. You can go a long way in the world if you make it your business to mind your own business. LAREMOOR-LILYMOOR SHIRLEY 8CHUERR ns-nu OFFICERS. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MET AT SCHUERR HOME The officers and board of directors held their monthly meeting at the home of Lawrence Schuerr Tuesday, Dec. 7. The next officers and board of directors meeting will be held at the home of Pearle Slineman Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 8 p.m. The next general meeting of the association will be held Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. , DUES The 1966 dues of the Lilymoor association is due as of Jan. l. You can mail your dues to the treasurer Pearle Stineman at 308 N. Glenwood or bring it to the general meeting in January. Ladies League The ladies held their December meeting. After the business on hand was taken care of bunco was ' played. Winners were Viola Arbogast, Barb and Helen Para. Booby prize went to Lu Gravenstuck. Auxiliary News. Instead of having a meeting the Woman's auxiliary held a Christmas pot.luck dinner and party Monday, Dec. 6. All those who attended had a very lovely time. The next regular meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 5, in the dining room of Club Ljlymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses f°r the January meeting are Marion Leske, Marylyn LoPresti and Kay Meyer. Related Birthday Birthday greetings go to Connie Johnson who celebrated her big day Friday, Dec. 3. Belated greetings also go to Jessie and Olive Corbett. The twins celebrated their big day also. Many happy returns Connie, Jessie and Olive. The average American girl needs no defense--she can take care of herself. |pi . More free time See time-saving new automatic gas rawqos at dealer's, or phone Nort; r Illinois Gas Company at the number shown and ask to have one of am salesmen call-on you. Call 385-2081 Look Again and Yoii'N Buy Gas! J Talk horse-sense with the Chicagoland Dodge Boys about the sharp new Dodge Coronet! Z*- oob at CORONET from attangles1, / She's a real thorohred! long on looks, long on performance, low in price! 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