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f k>-. - , ,'t h J ^ • «'*-#• • -V : '* ~ ' ^ v •_. I ~~~J • '+- «£ SS^r!^'\ i«. • , • •'*(*}.%'_ 1 Sight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 22,1955 LETTERS TO SANTA (Continued from Page 1) would like a tow truck, va blackboard and a set of building blocks. ..Please* Santa, don't forget our little brother Ronnie. I'm pure he'd like a stuffed toy or ; any rubber toys you have. "Lots ol love and see you soon. "Chuckie, Jimmy and Ronnie' Kloeckner" "Dear Santa:, "I am nine years old and I have been a pretty good girl. For 'Christmasr-l would like a ballar-. ina doll a accordion a dress and a rode and matching slippers. I think thas all. I will l'feve you a glass of milk and cookies. "Your .friend, "Judith Conway "315 Grand Ave., McHenry" "Dear Santa: "I wouid like a farm, a traet-or, a shovel, some cows, a plow, tent and fire truck. I. am three years old. I am a pretty good boy. ' "Warren Smith" "I am 7 years old. I would like \irtp-p> o ATTTPTiA V Tltf to have a doll and a Arthur bAiUnUAY iJH Godfrey ukelele. I have a sister named Karen who would like suit. Pleaie oring my brother, "Dear Santa: Ronnie, some games arid my baby1 sister, Melissa, a new doll: We will keep on trying to be good ahd we wish you Santa and all your helpers a Merry Christmas. ! luggage. I have , been a good girl. "Signed John Doherty, Jr. j j love you very much. "Ronald Doherty (9 yrs) j "Pamela Parkhursl.7 "Melissa Doherty (2 yrs.)" FRIENDS MOURN UNTIMELY DEATH OF I PATRICIA KURBYUN CANDLELIGHT RITE "Dear Santa: "Please bring me a biKfe, walking doll, cocoa cola set, American bricks and kiddie kabinette. Thank you for everything last, year. This year you can come while^we're sleeping. I'm 4 years old. J " , "Your friend MARGUERITE FENSKE McHenry friencrs of Marguerite Fenske, 17, a summer resident, are this week mourning her. untimely death, which occurred on Monday, Dec. 19. She • was the "Mary Lou Miller" | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fenske, her ; rtjother being the former Pamela Rietesel of McHenry. Marguerite was an honor student at Taft high school and would have graduated next month. Surviving besides the parents are her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Rietesel, of McHenry, and a brother, Herbert, Jr. Services will be held at 2:30 o'clock Thursday from t^&rMee- Ramniey funeral home. ' • | The Fenskes reside on Fox street during the summer. "Dear Santa Claus: "I liked the things you gave me last year very much. For this year I would like a Globe-Atlas combination, a Jon Gnagn learn to draw outfit and a stamp album. I have tried very hard to be a good girl. Please bring: me» some nuts and candyj This year we want you to come when we are asleep. I am nine years old. "Your friend, "Carol Miller" "Dear Santa: "I would like a bride doll, a doll house and a bathinette. "Susan Rosing" "Dear Santa: \ "I am 9 years old. My name is Kathy Hubert. I would like desk, table, a dog and some books. "With love, "Kathy Hubert" Miss Dorothea Miller, a student at the Buraham school """orthampton, Mass., has arrived tt •the home of her parent, .the Charles J. Millers, for the holidays. A double rin%, candlelight nuptial rite was solemnized at the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church last Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock when Miss Patricia Kurbyun became the bride of Mr. Richard Dickferson. Rev. Carl L.Obitz, pastor, officiated at the wedding, which united the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kurbyun of Lilymoor and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickerson of Davenport, Iowa. v The bride was lovely in a floor' length dress of white lace,' with satin underskirt, styled with full skirt. Her fingertip veil fell from a pearl tiara and she carried a colonial bouquet of white mums centered by aji orchid. Miss Joanne Smith, a close friend, acted as rriaid of honor, wearing a ballerina length gown of burnt orange crystal^tte. She had a matching headpiece and carried yellow and white mums. Linda Hicks of Joh^isburg, a friend, and June Diedrich, a cousin, were the bridesmaids, attired similarly to Miss Smith but in gowns of brown crystalette. Richard Strattoii ' served his brother-in-law as best man and groomsmen were George Worts and John Diedrich of McHepry. Little Linda Worts, a cousin of the bride, was the lovely flower "Dear Santa Claus: "Thank you for the things you gave me last year. For this year I would like and army- set,-'Offi-- cial police shoulder outfit, block city, dunkun shooting game. "P.S. I am eight years old. "Your friend, "Allen Miller" "Dear Santa: "I would like a set of pots and pans. And a bathanet For Christmas, I am 8 years old. „ "Yours truly, "Cynthia" "Dear Santa Clause: 'T^n 3 years old and I've been i a good boy all year. Please bring 4 me a sail boat, pump car, tractor, rocking horse, alphabet . blocks and a airplane. Thank you very much Dear Santa. St "Yours truly, H "Johnnie Joe Zriny" * "Dear Santa Claus: "I,am 6 years old. I have tried to be a good boy. For Christmas I would like a travel-loader, cash & 2$ From the littlesVangel to awaken on Christmas morn to the oldest of Santa's helpers on Christmas eve, we send our cheeriest Yuletide wishes. May the holiday season be a joyous one for you, filled with all of the delightful things that spell Christmas cheer throughout thev world. To everyone, a Merry Christmas. 1% « a K « K m «« IRON and, METALS | Phone McHenry 1368-M-l or 53-J _/ \ Your Christmas Gift Headquarters r BOLGER'S Drug Store 103 S. Green St. ^ PRESENTS McHenry, 111. m GOLDEN SWANS l/Aimant* Perfume Porter, Cream Powder Compact and Jeweled Coty "24" Lipstick 5.00 GOLDEN SLEIGHS Carrying L'Aimant and Emeraude Perfume in luperfa obelisk flacons 6.S0 PRICES PLUS TAX GOLDEN BEAUTY Famous "Air Spun" Face Powder and Cream^ Skin Perfume ever popular '.'Origan* S.SO BASKET OF FRAGRANCE I'Orlgan* 'Twiitick' Solid Cologne aftd Dusting Powder 3.00 PERFUME HARP For her golden moments--L'Origan* Perfume in a beautiful obelisk flacon 3.50 ?. 'I %-h Compounded |M OwrllkM hr Cfty, l^c., U.S.A. * available in four famous Cofy fragrances: L'GRIG AN • L'AIMANT • EMERAUDE • 'PARIS' £irl. She chose a brown crystalette dress and carried a basket of yelled mums. Larry Stratton served as ring bearer, carrying a white satin pillow with the rings. /" A dinner and reception were enjoyed at Club Lilymoor by 200 guests. Since then the newlyweds have left for California, where the bridegroom is stationed with the Navy. ,The bride is a 1953 graduate of the local high school and has been employed at the local telephone office. The bridegroom has served seven, years in the Navy and is makiiig.that branch of the' service his career. YOUTH KILLED Louis Koennecke.r, 16, of. Prairie View, was killed and "five companions injured Wednesday night of last week wheh their car left the highway ahd overturned in a ditch on Roberts road, south of state route 176, several miles southeast of McHenry, Lyn Wollenberg, 15, and Linda A were,. 13, both of ' Rt. 3. McHenry, were among .those who received minor injuries. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds McHENRY AREA CHURCHES PREPARE FOR XMA8 SERVICES (Continued from Page 1) • • t tti Bible Church The McHenry Bible church will have its Sunday School Christmas program at the Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock Friday, Dec. 23. It will be entitled "The Characters of Christmas Meet. Christ" and all departments of the school will be participating. Mrs. William Hansen will sing special numbers ahd Pastor Liberty's message will be "O Come All Ye Faithful.'* All students Will receive gifts from their teachers, everyone will be given a bdx of Christmas candy and each family a copy of the new church calendar. Christmas Sunday, all services" will be at the regular time but all will have a distinctly Christmas theme. The pastor's sermon in the morning will be "This Is the Lord's Day." The evening service will feature a large white star and the message, "A Light from Heaven.". p \ A candlelight watch night'4 Service at 10:30 o'clock on Dec. 31 is planned for those who would like to see the old year out and the new year in at the church. This will be held also at the Masonic hall, with everyone attending receiving a warm welcome. Patricia Wood has arrived home from Milwaukee-Downer college for the Christmas vacation, which she will spend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Fredric E. Wood. She will return to her studies Jan. 5. SALES TAX RECEIPTS / The two and" one-half cent Illinois state sales tax brought in $22,988,055 during November^ according to a report by Richard J. Lyons, state revenue director. This is an increase of $6,057,361 over the same month last year and $1,574,146 over October colusAap }suij aio ao^j suonoa{ months this year total sales tax receipts are $211,621,859, compared to $183,527,842 during the corresponding period of 1954. It Pays To Advertise NOTICE Our kitchen will close at 8 p.m. Christmas Eve. (Will re-open Monday Morning, Dec. 26th) Our bar will be open on Christmas Day From 8:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Tom & Jerrys will be served on Christmas Morning. Ms Place Restaurant & Tamil 121 So. Green St. Phon® 377 0" > ; WAS • NOW . 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