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-:.S * i - 4 " ' ' "•:&*& THE MeKENAY PLAINDEXLES speaker Decker. will be Admiral Benton -•! ;4'- L ; of Mr. andVMrs. wa« christened & Wonand mk:. Unit 'in Chri*tni« Mood % • *n*® Widen residence Iffer Lake was a crow busy place when about forty .members of Ringwood unit of the Home Buieau met to learn Mow to make new items for Christmas giving. vAThere was not an< kfl Impair of Ifcands. Some made angora colothers etched on metal, some painted tile while others #d weaving and a variety of needlework in addition to .examtaing many idea items iTOr futtire enterprises. ' : j A pot-luck lunch really ijiomething to talk about. It atmost unbelievable that there 4»n be so many ways dressing spaghetti, macaroni aref' noodles and make them into a tasty and .attractive dish. There were also many delightful and dainty cakes and pies, to say nothing . Of a variety of pretty moulds -- , a table fit for a king. •iipst Party la Cfcrd Tournament ,The first party in the current c|J*d tournament of the C.D. of A* was held last month, at whicn Upie the following were declared winners: Auction bridge, Katbryn L. Freund; contract bridge, Helen Dobyns; canasta. Vandellna Diedrich and Evelyn Justen; pinochle, Helen Heuser, Ella Buss. Ann Rodenkirch and Laura ffreber. "The next gathering of the group will be for a business Sleeting Dec. f. beis are urged to attend the meeting, which start* at 8:15 o'clock. •' »: * • The committee ia charge is serving home-made hassenpfefl'er. Marsh Infant la' Christened .The little s«n R. L. Marsh James Edward at service which took John the Baptist church, Johnsburg. last Sunday, with Rev. Fr. Joseph Blitsch officiating. Sponsors were Mr. and Mm. William Bochnik. an mint and uncle. OTTlLIB EFFERS WED SATURDAY TO MR. EUGEM: FREUND ft, Mary's Catholic church WRig the scene of a lovely wed baptismal i ding ceremony last Saturday place at St. morning at 9:30 o'clock when Miss Ottilie Effers, daughter of Mr. and ifrrs. Karl Effers of Ptetakee Bay, became the bride 'of will Surprised At \ , VowiniarmiBf ,. Mr. and Mm. Lottit Diedrich Were surprised at a housewarmtalg held at their new home on Iforth Riverside Drive last Saturday evening. Friends brought _; a tasty lunch and also fc-'number -it lovely gifts to present the SMedrichs. j Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Uam Pries, Master Sergeant and Mrs. William Suchy and Mr. and Mtrs. Roy Morrison. dub r" ||o JCleet Officers * The J ohnsburg ••Oommunity "dab will hold its regular monthly meeting next Monday night, Dec. 7, at which time election of afficers will be held. All memtybot o surpdte from $antah™~ Dress wkb to match Little Lady Look right to her fingertips and another Kpte Qreenaway first! Mother Goose rhymes ore written all over the flirty-full skirt, gupint square collar, and Jxtck of her very own gloves. Exquisite cotton, guaranteed washable. And there's the covetad pocket tucked iaifaa skirt «ean). Sizes 3*tx 11 and 7-12 ... ri.,.... f? . loddler ShQR . tit ' Ehn StreetC-- ^ tftOttK wm' " Circle I Plan* Christinas Party Circle 1 • of the W.S.C.S. enjoy its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Keith Foster on Tuesday, Dec. , 8. Members will share a pot-luck luncheon. ' '• Mother's fMb Xpowien Bake Sale December 4 The Mother's club of -'St. Patrick's church will hold a bake sale on Friday, Dec. 4, at, the Carey Electric shop from 2 ia 8 p.m. •' ; \ . •> ' Holiday Party For ' St, Clara's Court „ St. Clara's Court, No. 059. W.C.O.F., will hold a Christmas party Thursday evening, Dec. 10, at 6:30 o'clock in St. Mary's school hall. This will be a pantry shower for the nuns< - There will be no meeting Dec 24. ; AJtar And Rosary To Meet December 1 The Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church vyill hold its next meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 7. when a Christmas party will be enjoyed, with a dollar gift exchange. Election of officers will also take place during the evening. The committee in charge con* fists of Lina Kilday, Louise Smith, Helen Low. Mrs. Bob Kilday and Jean McDonald. Community P.T.A. • Christmas Party Paients and teachers are looking forward to Saturday, Dec. j 3, when the annual Community P.T.A. Christmas party will be held in the high school cafeteria. Members are asked to bring a covered dish to the supper, whit ' ,begins at 6:30 o'clock. Entertainment will include «tjuare dancing, games and cards. Hold Meeting In New Schools • • The Blessed Vlrgilft^'W Johnsburg, held its first meeting in the new school* hall Monday evening, Nov. 30, with a large attendance. Rev. Fr. Joseph Blitsch * spoke a ftW words to the assembled group.- Following the meeting, a card party and luncheon were enjoyed. Winners in cards were as follows: Pinochle, Connie May. Lena King, Vera Huemann and Marie Frett: canasta, Mabel King, Alvina Miller, Marie Oeffling and Florence Freund. Mrs. Anna Steffens was fortunate in getting a double run in spades which gave her a meld of 1500. On Wednesday night, Dec. 9, at 6:30, the Christmas party of the sodality will be held, with a pot-luck supper. There will also be a fifty cent gift exchange. Tell Engagement Of Joan O'Brien Mrs. Grace O'Brien announces the engagement of her daughter, Joan Mafgaret, to Donald Bauer son of the Joseph Bauers of Ingleside. Lecture Club Welcomes Members Mrs. John Varese of the Lecture Luncheon club announces that there are openings for twenty-five new members and anyone interested is asked to eon tact Mrs. Varese. Meetings are now being held at The Fiesta at Crystal Lake. The next meeting will be Jaji 28 at J. o'clock, when the guest B I R T H S . "Corky" served ringbearer, carrying a heart shaped pillow of |atin and lace. George Gilp^i served his orother- in-law as best man and groomsmen were ' Robert Freund of Johnsburg, Robert P^isert and George Worts. Ushers were Leo Gerasch and Kenneth Adams. for hmr daughter's wedding Si tui day morning Mrs. Effers selected a navy blue suit, navy accessories and a white orchid corsage. In the evening she was attired in a Gusty rose dreps. Mr. Fi-eund's aunt, Miss Bertilla i Freund, wore a pink aad grey print dress and had a white carnation corsage. Breakfast was served at the Effers home for the family and members of the wedding party following the service. At 5:30 o'clock a reception was attended by 300 guests at St. Mary's school hall. Following a ten-day trip to Florida, the couple will live in a new home on Big Hollow Road. The bride is a graduate of G>ant Community high school with the class of 1950. The bridegroom graduated in 1948, served iii the Army for four years, much of. that time in Korea, and is how engaged in construction work with his father. Photo Thursday, BscMalwr 3, 1981 fr Friends of Frank Martin of Orayslake, foi&erly of Waucond*. will be interacted to learn that he returned home last week Wednesday from Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyvttte. He W convalescing from a recent leg amputation. Mary, small daughter and Mrs. Charles *Martln. of Mr. understtrtfaqry at St. Francis ho*. •wuMton, on IfeaMay. . went 4 Mfk. lUetwrd JuMen weirt surgery at the Wo hospital tills past Yfcek. Bmil 8fehwertfeger has been medical patient at the Woeft? stock hospital. ^ CARD OF THANKS I would like to th§nk eve for prayeia. cards, girts visits during my recent Their kindnesses were appreciated very much. 30 MRS. VIOLET RICH Residence Changes The Paul Raasch family has moved frdrfi the Noonan apartment on Green street to Cooney Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard are the parents of their first son, born Nov. 24 at the Woodstock hospital. The' Jungs have three daughters. Mary Patricia Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sullivan, was born Nov. 20 at Loretto hospital in Chicago. The little girl was welcomed to her home in Orchard Beach by three brothers and three sisters. MeClTLLOM LAKE ACCIDENT 301 * < * * < ^ ^ PtoOfo by Kolio Eugene Freund, son or Herb Freund of Pearl street. Rt. Re*. Msgr. C. S. Nix officiated at the/double ring service, with the children's choir providing muftic duiing the Mass. Given in marriage by her- father, Miss Effers approached the altar, charming' in a gown of white satin, styled with long, tapered sleeves and nylon insert in bodice, bead trimmed. Her pleated skirt extended into a long train and on her head she wore a beaded, satin and lace headpiece, to which was attached a fingertip veil. She carried white roses and lilies of the val- 1 ley in her bridal bouquet. Miss Joan Freund, sister of the bridegroom, acted as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Joan Kurz and her sister, Joyce Kurz, . _ of Round Lake, and Lois Worts f, J of McHenry, all mentis of the br.de. All of the attendants were attired similarly in gowns of purple, with bodice ,of velveteen and full, tulle skirts. They wora velveteen bands of matching color on their heads, to which blusher veils were attached. Miss Freund I***""*** carried a bouquet of pink and, •i f- THB WILLIAM MJTZENS In a lovely ceremony solemnised at St. John the Baptist i church; Johnsburg, on Nov. 14, Miss Lorraine Freund became the bride of Mr. William Rutzen of Chicago. The newlyweds are residing in an apartment in the home of her parents. - In loving memory of my dear husband, Dr. Francis J, Aicher, vpho passed away fourteen years ago, pec. 5, 1939. LOVING WIFE, ANNABI&L TREATS for the HOLIDAY Lingon Berries - Glug Spices Limpa Bread , Sichling Rye Bread - Jewish Rye Bread Kosher Korn Heel - Jones' Dairy F|iq Sausaye ' 'McHenry's Only Delicatessen 1S4 RIVERSIDE DR. PHON^ fSf* n® \!:v '% f an ."y ",s> , i * .V*"" "i** ftrdii Vour Clofkst After Thanksgiving e ve oeen telling yotl " that the greatest destroyer of clothes is neither wear nor tear, but deterioration due to chemical action of soil, stains, and age *iuf heat. Here's the point-- No doubt you had a fin# time over the Thanksgiving weekend. All that gorgeous, tasty food. Wonderful com* pany. Refreshing drink*. V Yes, yee. ' A And no doubt a little or"' that food and some of that drink got spilled here and there and stained a dresp, or suit, or blouse or tie. Why-not be smart? Why f-tiS® By D«a , hot have them cleaned right away? Why hang them in the closet so that age and heat can go to work cm those stains and harm the fabric or injure the dye? Why not, instead, be good housekeeper and do the economical thing -- bring them in THIS WEEK for a. thorough spotting and cleaning? : That -way you'll save lour clothes from needless "deterioration. You'll avoid unnecessary waste. We promise you: Canapletje Cleaning, meticulous pressing -- when you ' CAIX 0B MlNG THEM TO- ^N. front St v , ground Corner NoHfc ' Of National Tea' m PHONE 927 For Pickup Service or 19% Ctth A Qwjr Martha Lorch received lacerations on her leg and chin last Sunday when her car skidded on the McCullom Lake road and hit a bridge. The car was reported I small white mums, in horseshoe shape, pg and the other attendants had pink mums. Little Mary Jo Gilpin, niece of the groom, was the pretty flower girl. She wore a pink cress styled with velveteen bodice and pink organdy skirt. She wore a white crown and carried AND LAUMDBY MMmMmiMfiwmMMMmmMrii -* to have been badly damaged. a basket of rose petals. i f I f f I f I f I I I i L<et her fill her owa or Christmas! 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