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Pag* Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. November 30. Holiday Hill* Plan Holiday Dance Dec. 2 Inez Young Have you gol your Sunday suit cleaned? Is your best Holiday dress all fresh and pretty? Good! Then you're all set for Saturday night. We're all set for a festive evening of fun and frolic. Saturday nighl. Dec. 2 al the American Legion hall in Wauconda there'll be plenty of good music, good friends, mixed with plenty of Holiday atmosphere and spirit. What more could you ask for? OK, we'll see you there. " ^ Tots In Our' Town Two of the 'Tots in Holiday Hills' are in the news this week because of their excellence on ice skates. 'Hie two tots, children of Virginia and Henry Mroz on Lilac drive, are Nanette, aged 3, and Roger, aged 4. They both performed in two shows at a student exhibition program on Saturday, Nov. 18. Nanette did her first solo number that evening to the music of "I'm A Little Teapot" and Roger performed his second solo that evening to "76 Trombones". From what I hear, they Stole the show - and little wonder. Can you imagine two such little ones out there doing solos? Their baby brother, Michael, accompanies them to all their practice sessions, m bet he learns to skate as soon as he can walk. Keep up the good work Nanette and Roger! MrWilHams" Boy Hurt Jimmy McWilliams, 6 years old, and a first grade student at TCdgebrook school was confined to McHenry hospital as a result of an., accident on the school playground. Jimmy j was playing on the merry-goround on the school playground I One of the most joyous when he broke two bones in events this reporter has had occasion to record took place on Thanksgiving morning in Kanr- McCullom Lake BACHELOR BOB KANTORSKI WEDS THANKSGIVING DAY Eve Levesque his right leg. He is now sport ing a cast that looks like it must weigh as much as he does, and it looks like it will be on through the holidays. Maybe Santa Claus will sign his name on your cast, Jimmv. Brownie Investiture Brownie Troop 454 held its second investiture ceremony this season on Thursday, Nov. 16. The girls invested were Christine Norton, Joan Quili- Co and Holly Thurston. Their mothers were also present and the refreshments for the day included a cake with the Brownie emblem on it. Girl Scoots Tbe -Girl Scouts of Troop 478 will go roller skating as the recreational activity of the month on Friday, Dec. 1. Each month the girls try to plan one outing 'Just for Fun' - and that's what they are hoping for Friday when they all take off on skates. Have a good time girls. I Holiday Travelers Jess and Jim Hawhee en- 1 joyed a holiday visit with | their daughter, Jean, and husband, Ronnie, and their two children, Jeff and Greg Bryer, who traveled up from Oregon, 111. for Thanksgiving. Traveling away from home the Boettchers, Helen and Bill, Kenny, Johnny and' the twins, Mark and Diane, went up to Eau Claire, J$is., for five days. They stayed with Helen's mother and a sister and brother were also present to make it a fine holiday vacation for all. The Abbinks went to Skokie to have dinner at Ma Abbinks. The Dowhins traveled to their home town of Milwaukee for their Thanksgiving dinner. And the Youngs, as usual, traveled to South Bend to have dinner with Jean and Jim Sauarese and daughter, Debbie. Happy Birthday A combination birthday and Thanksgiving dinner was held at the home of Gloria and Gerry Smith to celebrate the first birthday of the daughter, Gerilyn. A belated Happy Birthday to two members of the Walters family - Jerry had a birthday On Nov. 12 and Chris was 8 years old on Sunday, Nov. 19. A Happy Birthday to my own Wendy Young who will be 2 years old on Dec. 3. Happy Anniversary Happy tenth wedding anniversary to Alene and Herb Hill on Dec. 3. Northern Laos has an 800 square mile plain, liberally sprinkled with huge burial vaults, built like large jars, and often weighing 100 tons. TMs area is appropriately called 'Plain of the Jars." as City, Mo., \#hen "big" Bob Kantorski was wed to LaVerne Linderman of Elyria, Ohio. You have already been briefed on their courtship and now comes the story of the culmination of that romance. Mrs. Linderman arrived in K.C. two weeks before the happy event, in order that last minute arrangements could be made. Bob's charming "maw", Mary Kantorski was on hand during that period to help in various ways and wasn't it nice that the two gals had time to become acquainted before- instead of after their marriage? Bob's entire family including sister, Josephine, hubby. Bob, fwho were members of the wedding party), nephew, Ken Loesch, and brother, Chester, journeyed from their various abodes in order to be present. Details of the wedding appear elsewhere in the Plaindealei, and it sounds like a most picturesque event. LaVerne's two sisters arrived from Ohio, buf the third was unable to attend. Her parents are deceased and so is Bob's father. We know how happy this occasion would have been for Jake. The honeymoon trip for the newlywed couple will be post poned until Bob can take time away from his gainful employment, but there is no doubt, they will be joyful enough in their BRAND NEW apartment building located at 4761 No. Highland, Kansas City 16, Mo. That information is for those who wish to send belated congratulatory messages. Mother Mary Kantorski a • rived home from K.C. on Sunday night with glowing reports about her new daughter-in-lav. No doubt that this union has the family's sanction-- on BOYH sides! , Here's hoping their wedding trip- when it can be arranged - will be in this direction sn that his multitude of friends can personally bestow blessings. P.8. to Above When Mary was questioned as to whether son, Chester, will follow in broltier's footsteps, she remarked that the matchmaking has already begun! Sh^ also revealed that Chester realized the dream of all golfers : a HOLE-IN-ONE! on Armistice -Day. Guess where he spends vhis free time? MeDade "Clobbers" McDonald's! The usually victorious team playing for McDonald's for the annual "bowl and fowl" party held on Nov. 18 bowed their heads in defeat to the elated fifteen men representing Harry MeDade of Chicago. The local lads were overshadowed by 122 pins, at one of the local alleys. Giving their all (which wasn't quite enough) for tne home team were Bill Brennan, Jim Patzke, Gord Amundsen. Fred Matthesius, Al Diedrich, Dick Kleinhausen, Bill Padgett, Charlie Brennan, Ralph Kick, Ray Stilling, Ed O'Brien, Ron ny Summers, Don Smith, Ray Kuna and Joe Worm. At the party following the active sports, Gladie Schmitt and Dorie Brennan assisted Mac in various endeavors. Rollicking good time for all participating. "Toys for Tots" for Christmas A most worthy project which began with the Marine Corps in Korea during the "police action" in the '50's has been car ried over by the veterans of that action. The local collection depot is McDonald's and Richard Pickett will be responsible for the toys reaching their destination. The deadline for leaving articles for unfortunate kiddies i.-> Dec. 15. Toys which can be painted or repaired Or. BRAND NEW ONES, o-! course, are requested. The fellows will ready them for distribution shortly before the bi£ day. The beautiful signs which are displayed at. the various depots is courtesy of Jim Joosten of Woodstock. During the Korean War, members of the above mentioned organization chipped in their coin in order to bring h a p p i n e s s d u r i n g t h e H o l y Christmas season to the unfortunate victims of the war-- the little children of that besieged counti^. Now the Marine Corps Reserve Organization out of Great Lakes is carrying on, ir this country. Won't you help them? and magazines which brought you so mtich joy, but are now taking up valuable space can serve one more useful purpose. Gather them together and call Bobbie Carroll at 385-3615. She will collect same and distribute them to the disabled veterans. This is a project of the American Legion. Deadline for pickup on this merchandise is Dec. 15. Ladies of the Lake The gals are moving up their regularly scheduled meeting time and will meet next Thursday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. At this time, arrangements will be made for the annual Christmas party which will be held on Dec. 21. 'Nuther reminder next week, but don't forget to change this date on your calendar. Final Word on Neighbors Tonight at 7:30 p.m. is the date for the Pistakee Women'; club benefit to be held at the Johnsburg com munity hall. Tickets may be purchased at the.' door and all proceeds are for McHenry hospital. Pre-Teen Party Special event for a special age and that is just what mother Annie arranged for her lovely pre-teen daughter. Karen McKim, Janet Hansen, and Sandy Senter were the lucky trio that helped Louise Matthesius mark her twelfth birthday on Nov. 24. "Hectivity" began on Friday afternoon with a cinema date in the evening after they were thorouj,illy sated on aH- kinds Oi" goodies. Sleep was at a premium in the Matthesius household with four young ladles occupying the same quarters for a "pajama party"! How to keep from growing old! Anniversary Belated greetings to Barbara and Harry Berry who were wed 20 years yesterday, Nov. 29. Xatal Day Congrats To young Tom Carroll wh: joins the exalted rank of teenager tomorrow, Dec. 1. . . . Elsie Nelson is due for Congrats on Dec. 3. . . .while Dorie Brennan will reserve her celebrating for the evening after "a hard day at the office" on Dc. 5. Best wishes to all. That ties up this week in fine shape. By this time, every one must be swinging into hi?h gear readying for the happy Yule season just ahead. T^kc enough time to call 385-.W91 and let your neighbors KNOW what you are doing - instead of just being curious! See you next week? VENDING STAND OPERATORS It was in 1936 that the first blind person was licensed as a vending stand operator in i federal building. No\? (®pr 2,000 blind men and women earn their living this way, according to the American Foundation for the Blind. SHOP AT HOME Put Them to Good Use Those paper backed novels R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling H'S Ant© Serwiee "24-HOCK TOWING SERVICE 1002 N. Front St. EV 3-0811 MeHenry, I1L YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE IS HERE! We have just received a Large Shipment of Freshly Cut Trees. A Wide Selection of Beautifully Shaped Trees. 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