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iV" - V LAKELAND Carole Humann LAST OFFICIAL PACK MEETING i f SET FOR MONDA 1| f : Ttie Cub.Scout Pack meeting' will be held on Monday, Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the community house. This will be the official Christmas party for the boy? and so will be a joyous time for all attending. Each boy is to bring a 50 cents grab bag gift for the gift exchange. Refreshments will be served and games and prizes are on the agenda. All the boy s are invited to bring their families along as is the usual practice for Cub Pack meetings. In spite of all the gaity planned the evening is doomed to end on a note of failure because this will be the last official meeting of the pack. Because of a lack of adult help the pack must disband as of Dec. 16. The charter will not expire until January and the pack can be re-activated up until then. "The present officers can no longer carry on without additional adult help. The pleas for a Cubmaster and a Webelos Denmaster have been ignored and . so the boys, who have been very eager will no longer be able to be Cub Scouts. Unless, that is, enough concerned adults come forward to give some of their ' time for the boys. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 , Dec. 4. We opened ourinves- 1 titure with the flag ceremony given by Patrol 2. The girls then took their places and the ceremony began. Three candles were lighted to signify the three parts of the Girl Scout promise. Then ten candles were lighted by ten girls to signify the ten Girl Scout laws. The new coleader, Mrs. Brunow was in- 385-1005 vested by Mrs. Stilling who in 7 turn re-dedicated Mrs. Stilling ^ to the laws and promises of ? Girl Scouting. Then the new Juniors and the Brownie fly-ups were taken to the table by their big sisters and they said their promise together. Each neW Junior received her Girl Scout pin and the World Association pin. The patrol leaders and assistants were given their cords of office. Debbie Brunow and Debbie Oldham represented patrol 1, Mary Beth Humann and Renee Stilling represented patrol 2 _ and Debbie Stupey etnd Tracey Wilkens represented patrol 3. Refreshments were served to the guests and members after all sang "Hark to the Chimes" as the grace. The investiture ended with the retiring of the colors. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance through Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Monday, Dec. 16 - Cub Scout Pack meeting - 7:30p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 17 - Boy Scout meeting - 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18 - Girl Scout meeting- 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21 - Wedding Reception. BIRTHDAY GREETING To Debbie Franklin and Brad Jett who celebrate their birthdays on Friday the thirteenth and to cousins, Daniel Parisi and Robyn Mercure, who share the day for their very first birthday. Christopher , Creutz will be a big two years old on the fourteenth. Mick Daurio and Joanne Pluckinski share the fifteenth for their special days and the sixteenth is the day for Gary Bockman and for Kim Butler who will be nine and Amy Bassett who will be a sparkly one year old. Roni Bierman will be thirteen on the seventeenth and Lee Hahn will be fourteen, and Jody Osmon and Ron Braun share the eighteenth for their birthdays. Myrtle Sullivan will' celebrate mi the ninteenth . Best wishes to all for many moE© happy birthdays* \ S' ^ ^ ,(• ^ . ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Dorothea and John Zimny will celebrate nineteen years of mairimonial bliss on the seventeenth and Milly and Charles Pintozzi will mark forty-one years together on Dec. 19. Our best wishes to both couples for a very happy year ahead. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK This is a very short column this week partly due to the sewer plant referendum and partly due to chicken pox which visited Barb this week. Next week there will have to be two columns written because of the holiday known to most as Christmas and which we're never ready for on time. Hopefully by now the results of the vote are known and the majority was a resounding aye. By now we know. A well deserved honor was bestowed upon Ann Wohnrade who was appointed to the board of the McHenry Library. Her appointment fills the vacancy left by the recent passing of the guiding spirit of the library for many years, Mrs. Goodal. Ann's term will run for three years and we offer our congratulations to her and know that she'11 work hard for the library as she always does in good causes. A big welcome is extended to the James Langer family who have moved into the Ahlgrim home at 131 2 Meadow lane. Mrs. Herman has pur-; chased the Levitus home on Meadow Lane and has moved in, and the Tom Hunt family from Wonder Lake has moved GAIL WILLIAMS TOM RUGGERO HONORED AT SPORTS BANQUE'. Tom Ruggero, son of Dr. Mrs. S.L. Ruggero, Inc Ridge, was named most improved lineman at the -annual.fall .sports banquet and was the recipient of the Marian Fathers club award. NOTES OF SYMPATHY1, Our condolences to the family of James F. Jacobsdn, Hammond, Ind. father of Charles, Jacobson, Sunrise Rid|e, who passed away Dec. 5••in?a Hammond hospital. f Our sympathy is extendecfto the family of Mrs. John (Barnice) Carlson, Wooded Shprinto their home on Prairie avenue. The Peter Hamils are residing at 4804 Bonner, the farmer Preston home and the Bay Mansfields have moved into the home at 4607 Shore drive. Tliey are from Lake Geneva. Hopefully all our new residents will have .a full and happy life in their new community. A little iron jockey was borrowed from the Bujak yard,on Prairie several weeks ago lor some unknown reason. Mr. -fitujak has offered the cement pedestal to the "borrower" asfhe has no use for it without fre jockey statue. Either that or Jie would like his jockey back. Aityone who gets a slightly used garden statue of a jockey |or Christmas might be interested in its origin. | Too bad to end on such antjjte but that's the way it goes some days. Please give me a buzz next week with some news or even today if you have some. Don't forget a double column for Christmas week. -£ The Newest Forward Look ' VA>t Casual Slack SUIT Shadow Plaid In Black Or : Lyggage Tan 653-3371 es, who passed away Dec. 5 in Woodstock hospital. • • • -v ... - HOSPITALIZED " Mrs. Martha Goetler was admitted to Woodstock hospital this past week. Eileen Buxton, Ruth Osterlunder, Jacqueline Crook, Miss Susan Coburn, Edward Kyowski and Mrs. Daisy Dixon,were patients this past week at McHenry hospital. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NEWS The auxiliary will meet on Thursday, Dec. 19, 8p.m. which will be the Christmas party. Bring a $1 grab bag gift exchange, a dish to pass and come over to the meeting. Donations of canned goods are being collected for Christmas baskets and may be left at the post home before Sunday, Dec. 22, at which time the baskets will be packed and distributed. Also, don't forgpt the kiddies Christmas party for all Legion auxiliary members' children, Sunday, Dec. 22. Did you send the card back you received from the post? NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS This Sunday, Dec. 15, the time change in services become! effective at 8 a.m„ worship service; 9 a.m. Sunday school; and 10:30 a.m. worship service. The Voyagers (Coiqries club) meet Sunday evening, Dec. 15, at 6:30 p.m. to decorate the church. Anyone who has not yet been contacted and would like to join the group Sunday evening, call Rudi Jirousek 653-5176. JOHNSON-JACKSON WEDDING Miss Catherine Johnson, daughter of the Ted Johnsons, Wooded Shores, and Clay Jackson, Wauconda, son of the George Jacksons of Kentucky were united in marriage Nov. 30 at Nativity Lutheran church, Pastor Allin officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Neuman (Shirley) Waddell, Huntley, were the attendants. The reception was held at the Mill Inn, Wonder Lake, for sixty relatives and friends. Thenewlyweds are at home at 3511 E. « M, ' V - ut -1 Wonder Lake road, Wonder Lake. "L\ . - Prior to Cathy's marriagb, she was honored at a bridal shower given in the Cal Beise home fay her aunts, Sylvia and Ubby Johnson and Darlene Be- ; .•$§$?#• ^ '•A' \ BIRTHDAYS y , Happy - "sweet sixf^i^' & Miss Patti Freund, daughter of the George Freunds, Shore Hills on Dec. 17. Also, happy birthday to Miss mmmmm Dec. 13, 1968 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg. 3 Donna Beise, daughter of the Cal Beises, Wonder Center, who will blow out three candles on Dec. 20. • BLESSING FROM HEAVEN J Larry add Sharon Hosick, Wonder Center, welcomes a boy, Dec. 1, Mark Eugene, at McHenry hospital, weighing in at 8 lbs. and 7 ozs. Mark'smo^ ther is the former Sharon Knox of Wonder Lake. W* Double-parking while unloading or picking up your children at school creates a hazard for - other children who must crosk the street and sets a bad exr- c ample in its disregard of the % \ . law.. • s";/ The largest known string in- > s t r u m e n t w a s b u i l t i n 1 7 6 5 byV George Noel, had 27 strings •'. and covered 50 square feet. - '• J Now is the time to open your account at 'J* M, W '0 uhu -*/«/• 6 month certificates are available STOP IN and DISCUSS your saving program with one of our experienced savings counselors Add to your account the easy way via our postage paid save by mail envelopes. Vsyv^ M LOBBY HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Thurs: 9-4:30 Closed Wednesday Fri. 9-4:30 Fri. Eve. 6-8 Saturday: 9-3 DRIVE-IN HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Thurs. 9-4:30 Closed Wednesday Friday 9-8 p.m. Saturday: 9-3 ^Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Crystal lilt Sewings &m £ 3 • a O . . . 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