PAGE 2 SECTION 5 DAILY HERALD CL407 Daily Herald dh dailyherald.com Contact us (all numbers are 847) Home delivery: 427-4333 Need a back issue: 427-4733 Classified: 427-4444: Display ads: 427-4624; Main switchboard: 427-4300. Missing paper? Call by 9 a.m., 427-4333. News tips General Newsroom (8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.): 427-4514; News tip hotline (5 p.m.-8:30 a.m. and weekends): 427-4440; Neighbor section A section for and about people in your community Editor: Kay Lorig, 427-4477; Community news coordinator, Your birthday submissions: John Petersen, 427-4493; Your Guide to Craft Shows: 427-4495; Locai eligion notes: 427-4496; Club news and listings: 427-4493; College, military news: 427-4494; dailyherald.com Neighbor Fencepost: Time Out! listings: PLEASE NOTE: The Daily Herald reserves the right to subsequent publication of all submissions, in full or in part, through the newspaper's archives or any other electronic library. Send us your news it's easy; just follow the 5 W's: What is happening: Describe the event or the purpose of the news release.
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Published the third Sunday of each month For forms by mail, call 427-4495 or e-mail Forms available online at www.dailyherald.com. Click "contact us." Business section Send business tips to Business editor: 427-4565; Northwest Business column: 427-4567; MONDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2006 Neighbor Fencepost Editor's note: Additional Fencepost letters will appear in Neighbor later in the week. 'Scrooge' steals Little City donations To the editor: I am writing to the person or persons who stole the donation bags that were dropped off at the front door of the Little City Resale Shop on Algonquin Road in Palatine Dec. 4. The Little City Resale Shop accepts donations and sells them to help supplement their organization.
One of my contributions was a lovely 2-foot moving statue of Bob Cratchet and Tiny Tim (with crutch) from the Dickens story, "A Christmas Carol." My family had enjoyed it for years, but it was in excellent condition and fully working. All the items I donated were double-bagged and tied securely. On a visit to the resale shop this past week, I was told by a volunteer that they never received that statue, or any of the other donations I left at their door. In fact, she told me many donated items disappear before they have had a chance to be resold in the shop. What kind of "Scrooge" would steal the donation bags from Little City? I hope anyone that sees this statue displayed in your home or business will know that you are a real creep, and that the real Ebeneezer Scrooge is alive and well in the Northwest suburbs.
Marcia Wolak Hoffman Estates Births Condell Medical Center Kathleen Grace Chapman, Nov. 28 to Vanessa Thomsen and Robert Chapman, Mount Prospect. Grandparents: Kathleen Morrissey, Grayslake; Keith Thomsen, Northbrook. GreatRobert grandparents: Linda Chapman, Chapman, both of Brianna Olivia Mount Prospect. Katzman, Nov.
28 to Lidia and Lyle Katzman, Mundelein. Grandparents: Jan and Jay Katzman, Buffalo Grove; Ofelia and Patricio Garcia, Mexico. Great-grandmother: Leona Katzman, Skokie. Delnor-Community Mackenzie Clara Oster, Dec. 10 to Phil and Megan Oster, St.
Charles. Grandparents: foe and Nancy Oster, Frankfort, Jim and Wendy Zaremba, Barrington. Lake Forest Hospital Zoe Caeden Kinsella, Nov. 30 to Joe and Kristen Kinsella, Lake Forest. Sister of Aiden and Caeli.
Grandparents: Bob and Martha Kinsella, Bolingbrook; Ruth Ambroa, Bartlett. Daniel Anthony Olsen, Nov. 30 to David and Lavea Olsen, Hainesville. Brother of Hallie. Grandparents: Lacey and Rae Zak, Lake Villa; Donna Olsen, Hanover Park.
Commitments Northwest Community Alfonso Reyes, Nov. Federico Reyes and Lorena Bueno. Grandparents: Daniel and Maria Bueno, Palatine; Alfonso and Sergia Reyes, Durango, Mexico. Peyton Rose Stengren, Dec. 9 to Ryan and Kara Stengren, Arlington Heights.
Sister of Reese. Grandparents: John and Marjorie Kitch, Kingston, Rosemary Insolia, Inverness; Thomas Stengren, Arlington Heights. St. Alexius Medical Center Darius Thomas Lakas, Nov. 17 to Mike and Kelly Lakas, Schaumburg, Grandparents: Thomas and Eve Neubauer, Schaumburg; Gus and Pat Lakas, Mukwonago, Wis.
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