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\ Letters Santa SECTION 1-PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-WEDNM$pAY,^DEC. 15, 1971 have cookies ready for you on Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas! "Mrs. Brothers Morning Kindergarten" "Dear Santa. "We are being helpers by being good "We are making nice Christ­ mas decorations in school. We hope we have snow for Christmas. "We like you. Santa, and Mrs Santa Claus too We will leave some cookies for you. "Merry Christmas! "Mrs Day's Afternoon Kindergarten Class" The following letters sent to Santa are printed jusi as received "Dear Santa. "How are your elfs doing with the toys'1 We hope you will bring us all some toys on Christmas Eve "Make sure that the rein­ deers do not catch the flu epidemic "We will all have a cookie and a glass of milk waiting for you on Christmas Eve Some of us will have candy and pudding waiting for you too "We like you Mr Santa Claus and Mrs Santa Claus We hope you will have a Merry Christmas." "Mrs Brothers .fternoon Kindergarten Class" "Dear Santa, "I 've been half way good but I'm going to try to be better now Santa." *]f~- "1 wish for my stocking to be full with goodies I need pants mommy says.and some toys. I have a brother Dale and a sister Debbie. Dale wants a walkie talkie and toys. Debbie would like a music box and a magic set Daddy need saws so he can do his work around the house. Mommy says all she wants is good kids and a kiss from Jolly Santa." "Thank you Santa. "Tommy Mueller "1508 N. River Road Hope you have time for White, she's nice. She's my teacher in Hilltop School, Grade 1." " P S . Mrs. "Dear Santa. "How are all your reindeer*' We hope you and your reindeer are well How is Mrs Santa9 How are your elfs0 "We would like to know how all vour reindeer fly. We will CHERRY VALLEY CLUB Cherry Valley had its achievement night just recently. The awards were handed out by Mr and Mrs. Wright and Mr and Mrs. Vernon Schiller. We sang the song "America" which was led by Mrs. An­ derson. We also had a welcome by Linda and Laura Schiller Certain club members gave the activity reports: Pood stand from the fair, Tammy Schiller; fair grounds clean up, Don Limbaugh; 4-H camp, Steve Lingeman; tours. Juli° Kuhns; hayride, Bill Sehmuhl; Christmas caroling, Lyle Wright; glass, Julie Hoag; Valley Hi, Sue Kane; project tour. Neil Wright; Pederation. Don Limbaugh; and project tour. Laura Kuhns Joan Lingeman gave a demonstration o her project, candle making, fcaura Kuhns gave a demonstration on her project, ceramics. Robin Sehmuhl introduced the old project leaders and old Junior leaders. Randy An­ derson introduced the new officers, and Mary Sehmuhl introduced the new members and new Junior leaders. Elaine Limbaugh received a special award for her great secretary work. Robin Sehmuhl received a special award for her work on her horse project. After the meeting was ad­ journed, we had some en­ tertainment Joan Lingeman played a few songs on the clarinet. A reading was given by Mrs. Nancy Limbaugh, and music by Linda, Laura, Tammy, and Susie Schiller.We finished the evening with a buffet dinner Robin Sehmuhl, Reporter "Dear Santa, "How are you9 We've been good Would you please bring us some toys? We love you Santa Claus!" "We will leave some milk and cookies for you and some carrots for the reindeer. Merry Christmas to you and Mrs. Santa Claus!" "Mrs. Weber's Morning Kindergarten Class "Johnsburg School" "Dear Santa" "I want a buggy and a Gary and a Angie and a Dawn Beuaty show. Dawn clothes and a barbie camper and a Ken and a Skipper and a Barbie car and a Kerry and a Movein Grovin Crissy and Crissy clothes and barbie's horse dancer and a shaker Maker Jake box." "Love "Deborah Lynn Wiles "2209 W. Manor lane" "Dear Santa, "I am 6 years old. I have been trying to be a good boy. Please bring me a Swan dune Buggy. Jimmy wants toys. Cindy wants dolls. "Dennis Shaver" "Dear^anta Claus, "I wont a dancing Glory doll. I had a dancing Glory doll but then we went back to the store again that night bee cus we had to give supthing to the store. "Prom Dawne Haynie" "Dear Santa Cluas, "Thank you for the letter you wrote to me. It was very nice of you I guess this is a bad time to write to you becuase you are very busy packing up the toys and putting them on the sled. I like you very much." "Love "Jamie Werhane "712 N Center Street "P S Please bring me a Rock- a-Plower Barbie doll. Thanks." DECEMBER FUR CLEANING SPECIAL T r u s t y o u r f u r s t o t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l f u r c l e a n e r s a t B u c k l e y ' s . Guaranteed satisfaction. BOAS s2.50 STOLES 7.50 COATS *15.00 SCARVES. .skim. .*2.00 JACKETS >10.00 HATS *4.50 CAPES....s10.00 SAVE TUFSF regular price AAcHenry County's fur cleaners QUALITY CONTROLLED Fabric Care Services 310 CLAY ST. 26 NORTH AYER 272 VIRGINIA ST W O O D S T O C K ( F r a m e ' s A p p a r e l ) H a r v a r d C R Y S T A L L A K E 1 338-4477 943-4662 459-4447 "Dear Santa Claus, "Thank you for the letter you wrote to me. Here is a picture of you " "Ixive and Peace, "Jodi Werhane" "Dear Santa, "How are you? Is Rudolph o k ? How is your wife?" "James Schweder" "Dear Santa Claus, "I've been fine. Can I please have a football one, basketball, baseball one, Little tiny animals except their not big enough, with two cages, a airplane and thats it." "Love "Jerry BeHak "1409 W. Eairview" "Dear Santa Claus, "I've been good. I want a big, big, choo ehoo, football, basketball, school bus and I want a ride on that, please. "Love "Jimmy Bellak "1409 W. Pairview" "I love you Sartta. And I love Rudolph and all the raindeer. What I want for Christmas is Speed Slick How is Mrs. Santa Claus9" "Love "Gina Pertile "605 Kingston blvti." "Stop Wasting Your Own Money", Drivers Admonished "Let's try it again", Secretary of State John W. Lewis said this week. "Please stop wasting your own money." His remark was directed primarily to drivers who fail to show their Social Security number on their drivers license renewal applications. Despite previous efforts to alert drivers to the Social Security number requirement, over a six-month period more than 46,000 applications had to be returned -- about 350 a day -- 90 percent of them because the Social Security number had been omitted, Secretary Lewis said. Taking such factors as postage, processing time and printing into consideration, this represents about $6,500 Illinois taxpayers spent needlessly, he added. Other reasons why ap­ plications have to be returned include failure to sign the application, failure to answer all questions and failure to include parental consent for minors. Secretary Lewis urged drivers to spend an extra minute, in­ stead of their money, to make sure the application is properly completed. IT'S WORTH THINKING ABOUT,.. The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been 200 years. These nations progress through the sequence: * - From bondage to Spiritual Faith - From Spiritual Faith to great courage - From great courage to liberty - From liberty to abundance - From abundance to selfishness - From selfishness to com­ placency - From complacency to apathy 0 * - From apathy to dependence - From dependence back into bondage. In 6 years the United States ; will be 200 years old. The cycle' is not inevitable. > It all depends on you . . . * Special Holiday Panel Selection From 9 9 * 9 9 I TRUE HARDWOOD VENEERS!! 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