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p|f DQLORES BRENNAN sMi;i 'v^, 653-9046 ISANt A ARRIVED If COMMUNITY " CWBPARTY , Santa arrived with a lag of gtoclieS tor all the youngsters on Friday evening at the local schooU A more popular fellow there fcouldrft be. | The local grade, junior high And high school students, under the direction of Roger Barker presented a beautiful program consisting of poems, readings, jind music. Followed by community singing of the Christmas parole.' 1 f Much credit goes to Phyllis Ackerman, Helen Barker, Michele Rassmus sen and Roger Barker for their time and effort in getting the children together for practice sessions and the program itself. They even had the decorated Christmas tree. Thanks to all of you for your lplendid work. If Cookies made by local mothers, punch and cohee were served to all. SUNSHINE GIRLS REPORT . Hie Ringwood Sunshine 4-H Club was called. to order at 7:14 p.m. itie pledges were ted by Debbie Freund^ The secretary gave her report, and was corrected. The treasurer's report with a balance of $15.94 was given. Michele Rassmussen gave a demonstration on Swedish tea ring. Cathy Tonyan gave a talk on safety with Christinas trees. Delores Betts gave a talk on sleeping. Pam Spengel gave a demo on how to face a pattern. Jan. 8, 1969, is the next meeting. Diane Christopher will give a knitting demonstration. Pam Low, photography; Lynn Tomlinson, candles; Pat Christopher, candle; and Resae Ackerman oh stitchery. Talks for the next meeting will be given by Kim Spengel, Leon Tonyan, Colleen Tonyan and Juanita Ackerman. There is one more demonstration for Kim Kantlehner on cooking. Cindy Baker and Juanita Ackerman have refreshments. for the coming meeting. 'The girls and boys picked their grab bag gifts for Christinas. v . Hie meeting m* adjourned by Debbie Freund with second ty Pam Stengel. , ' " ' ' BIRTHDAYS ETC. J Little John Mough will be 4 years old on the twenty-sixth. Happy birthday, John. Best wishes for a most happy birthday to Lou Hawley on the twentyseventh, and to Ruth Tonyan on the twenty-ninth* happy birthday. Happy birthday to David Mough who will be 6 on the thijc£lGih» With the flu bug and cold weather combined with Christmas rushing, there's not much to report on, so that's it for this year. : Pd like to wish all a very prosperous New Year* Orange County, California, built more new homes last year, than anyone of 39 of our states. STORE HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 9p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. spurgeons SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES Famous Bleached White Muslin In The Quality You Want Most--On Sale Now At the Lowest Prices Of The Whole Year--Stock Up Today! Important savings now-waiting on aU-popular sizes of both sheets andqasas.Make liri^loset ^ply ^upiJliefi (you know the old rule: 6 sheets minimum for eVery bed in use and 2 cases per sheet). It's a January opportunity you musn't miss! 11 72x108", 81x99" or twin fitted Reg. 2.39^ save 42^ each Pillowcases, 42x36" standard size, regularly 1.09 per pair 009 81x108" or full fitted siz6. Reg. 2.59 save 500 each 88£ save 210 pair All other sheets at sale prices, too! Charge It! Cannon Tinl EnimbSii Priced low for this event. Choose from smart Jacquard designs and lovely screen prints. Hefty weight, yet soft and thirsty. BATH TOWEL • | IF Reg. $1.99 Value Reg. $1.19 Value MATCHING WASH CLOTH - HAND TOWEL % inpery ll§§r< Save now on all your drapery needs. Solid colors, prints^ fiberglas, machine washable prints. All reduced. 388-4141 SANTA VISITS •UTTLE'FOLKS':'^M AT BEACHHOVSE, ' Two fine fellas, both airawisr^ ing, to the first name ofFranR,. Kurth aind Len2, played hosts to the local children last Sunday, in the beachhouse, when Santa Claus came to call. The aunual Christmas party was sponsored by the Cullom-Knoll Association. Just under 90 b0ys andgiris were given stockings filled with goodies, toys, etc. It was .a festive scene as parents esc^Pted little ones, too small tomalse the trip alone. t: "' Mr. Kurth and Mr. Lenz made each child; feel welcome, but Santa Was truly the man oftl© hour. • Stockings which "were left lover, were distributed to village, .children on Monday morningby civic minded and very active members of the community-* -Carrie and Frank Kurth. Eypwr the children who weren't ableto get torthe party were remembered. Nice sentiments at this most special time of the year. EMERGENCY TRIP TO MCHENRY HOSPITAL , When everyone is prepared to rejoice in the joyous season, one of our families has suffered misfortune. We regret to r^pdrt. that long time resident, Sam Deskis, was rushed to McHenry hospital by ambulance, early Monday m6rning. He was placed in the intensive care unit; He arose at his usual time, but did not seem to be feeling well. He collapsed oh the floor, and his wife, Anna, summoned the couple's son, Ray, of Woodstock and the ambulance. We're hoping all our readers will remember Sam in prgjyers and with cheery messages. MAKING PROGRESS IN COURAGEOUS BATTLE Young Wendy Cunningham who has been incapacitated* for months, finally had her cast removed at McHenry hospital, $ week ago Tuesday. Medics felt it was wiser to keep her hospitalized while she regained the use of her limbs. She has been undergoing therapy and learning how \to walk again. While Wendy was still in cast in her home, she was able tq> catch uponschoolworkbymeans of a tell-a-class which is a classroom to home intercom. (We hope that spelling is correct). Hopefully, Wendy will be able to spend Christmas with her loving parents, brothers. Her remarkable stoicism iji the &ce of adversity is truly to be admixed. Her morale is of the highest, and may we 'add,that she lias received the finest treatment from her loving mom and dad. WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND .. f$rs. Rifth Gumm was soltoil- Iedto welcome the offer of the Rev. Gerald Robertson of the Alliance Bible church, McHenry, to deliver the eulogy for,her husband, the late Whitey Gumm. His words were comforting and fitting, both to Ruth and the mourners. She was also comfortedbythe ministrations of her wonderful neighbors, Dorie and Bill Brennan, Mary and Gene Freund, and Sandy Brennan andButchCarter of Ringwood. Their sympathy and help was so meaningful during her bereavement. In this time of strife, it is so nice to know that people really do care and DO bepome involved. YOUNG SURGICAL PATIENT Happy to import that Roger Perschke, 2% the son of Carol and John Perschke, is home with his parents after undergoing surgery at McHenry hospital. He entered oh Thursday and was home the following Saturday. The trio has resided in the village at 5210 Maple Hill Drive since Oct., 1967. sisters and FRI. DEC. 27, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 9 it continue to do so, info the New Year. • But it is shameful that such beauty should be subjected to vandalism! Persons unknown are stealing the lights from the displays which is a criminal act. Most of the damage occurs between 7 and 10 p.m. which indicates the possibility of children committing the thievery. This seems to be a problem for parents who should know where their children are, in the evenings, and WHAT they are doing. HOSPITALIZED Hugh McDonald is confined to McHenry hospital, as of this writing. His bad leg is once LIGHTED UP FOB wished each reader a jogrous and YULE SEASON ^ insuring Christmas, aitd'truly ittlls a joy to travel village hope this was true, in all cases. streets and see most of the We offer thanks to all who sent homes trimmed for Christmas, such lovely Christmas mofcs- The bright colored lights dispell ages and regret thatoorl^waa * ^ the gloom of winter and will so small this year. Only outof > town recipients could be re- -A membered by this family, because of time. With a day and night work schedule, plus last Sunday, there wasn't ei time to remember all of 1 we wished to. And, now, on to1 ; v * 1969! " 1 :'r: NATAL DAZE 'N* MAT. < MILESTONES V't v' ' Donny Burg is 14 today, 27. Lenny Jensen IS will be 7, s| Alii Wilson turns 9, Susan • vk -y* Ingersol will be 18 and natal day congrats to Jack'and Don Osterby, Clemencia FerMadet " and BiU Brennan, Dec. 28. f; ' Theresa Branham will be 8, t __CT __ Dec. 30. Four years wed for ^ 'more giving him problems. Withl Ginny and Frank Delia, Dec. 31. luck, he will be home for Christ- Shelby Luixty turns 15 and Ted ;v Olsen welcomes 22 years, '; ' Jan. 2. Best wishes to all. i '<& m mas. EARLY DEADLINE As you read this column, anothe? one has already been delivered to the Plaindealer , for next week's printing. We hope this will not inconvenience our readers too greatly. HECTIC SEASON In error on this reporter*^ part, the last page was missing from last week's column. We Hope the New Year will see | the fulfillment of all your : dreams, and that our young men in the Service, may be re-united^ with their families. God Bless^! you and we'll see you regular time next week. at th. .e w • >(.'$ Hie (Wo best ways to.amridF<< paying alimony seem to be: 1) stay single, 2) stay married^ ^C=a • • • NATIONAL FOOD STORES Wt resinra the right to limit qocmtitits. Prices effactive .. U. S. CHOICE LAMB SALE Vatu-Way Tciwmerf Shoulder !M O" Tosty LAMB PATTIES - tomb ^ LAMB CHOPS . ^» Q 1: tomb Clip These Coupons NATIONAL FAMOUS FOR FINE MEAT Hickory Smoked-Shank Portion SMOKED 9Q HAM ^ BuH Portion... Lb. 49c Corn Country Pork A ' * Lb<. or Mo/» Any g BONIliSS R0LKD BUF ROAST ^5 Coupon t*p jimmrmm SLICED BACON SWIFT'S. ARMOUR'S or TOP TaSTIJ WIENERS NEW YEAR'S SAVINGS! 11 REM BEANS " IMHNN^ -29'+® CORN otPEAS SO FRESH mm iiisssNG."" 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