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\ Pago Thiriy-Four Johnsburg Clubs Plan Holiday Events Betty Hettermano The holiday season is upon us oven though you can't tell by tho beautiful spring-like weal her we are now enjoying. W h a t lovely weather1 for Christmas shopping -- that is if you can lid yourself of "spring fever." Several groups are making final plans for their Christmas parties in spite bf the unseasonable weather. Qrr "Doc. 12, at 6:30 p.m. the Virgin Sodality will don Otieir best holiday spirit • while ljhev gather in the comrAynit.\ J dub hall for the pre- ChrfsThias celebration. It will begin with a pot-luck supper for which each member attending is asked to bring a dish to pass. A fifty cent gift will also bo exchanged between the members. Also on this evening a pantry shower of our good Sisters is planned. Plan on attending and join in on, the holiday fun. Come Dec. 16. the' juvenile Foresters will celebrate ^WltTh' a yuletide party in the •«"«ammunity ciub hall. The eve- ^Trffftg' will begin at 5 o'clock u. .with "supper and continue on """--until 7:30. All members of the ai'e ittyiYed to attend *»> Santa Claus will be on hand "distribute the exchange of gifts. Those girls in the pre- ^sctfrtol through fourth grade ^.Jiaass are asked to bring a ^twenty-five cent gift, fifth I^V.tKrough seventh graders a - ^ - s e v e n t y - f i v e . c e n t g i f t a n d ^'eighth grade through high ^-school a dollar gift. Besides - the" exchange gift, each mem- ^ bring twenty-five cents to defray the cost of food. Also remember girls, this meeting counts in your attendance record for the spring bus trip. Be sure to be present and have fun. The lady Foresters will have their annual Christmas gettogether on Dec. 18 at 6:30 p.m. with a pot-luck supper. Later a gift exchange and a social evening of plain old fun is planned. Each member who plans to attend this holiday party are asked to please bring a dish to pass, a fifty cent exchange gift and an item for the Sisters kitchen shbwer. For those-who do not wish to participate in the exchange of gifts may donate to the missions. Virginia Pitzen is chair' man for this evening. On her committee are: Olga Freund, Mary B. Schmitt, Frances Weingart, Mary Schneider, Dina May, Eva Schaefer, Bonnie Meyers, Barbara Wagner, Dorothy Hettermann, Florence Hopp, Pat Brennan, Caroline Deidrich, Anita Freund, Barbara Freund, Betty Sompel, Helen Schmitt, Rita Miller, Bern ice Freund and Diana Neiss. Announces Engagement Another of our younger set was the recent recipient of a beautiful diamond ring. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Miller announce the engagement of their daughter. Georgette Ann, to Gerry Sobiek of Argo, 111., recently. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Sobiesk of that city. No definite plans have been- made for the wedding as yet. To Georgette, who is a senior student at St. Theres's school of nursing, and her husbandto- be, we wish loads of health and happiness in the years ahead. Comstock Baby Baptized The infant daughter of Dick and Gloria Comstock was baptized on Nov. 25 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at St. John's church by Father Blitsch. Patricia Ann had Mrs. Frank Oeffling and Ed. Comstock as her sponsors. Dinner was served to the godparents and the baby's great-grandmother, Mrs. Lehmann, later in the Comstock home. People on the Go Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schmitt returned to their home in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week after spending several days here in the John Thelen home. They were called home by the death of his sister, Mrs. Emma Bertrang. While here they also visited other "relatives and friends. The Paul, Pitzen family and Nick Pitzen spent last Sunday visiting in the home of George and Berniece Haushefer ana family in Chicago. Spending a most enjoyable weekend in Milwaukee recently was Mr. and Mrs. Art Thelen and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams. They were guests in the Nick Miller home. They also visited the Don Monte family while there. Hospital Patients Ray Tansey returned to his home earlier this week after s p e n d i n g s o m e t i m e i n t h e Sherman hospital in Elgin. He underwent surgery there and is now doing his recuperating at home. Entering the Woodstock hospital on Nov. 27 was George Michels. We all hope he will soon be able to be up and around again as his "jovial old self," real soon. Our wishes for a speedy recuperation period is extended to both Ray and "Uncle" George. Double Celebration The John Thelen home was the scene of a double birthday celebration last Sunday. The family gathering honored Mrs. Thelen whose birthday is Dec. 4 and Vern Thelen whose birthday is Dec. 3. Joining in on the festivities wei'e the families of Ray and Vern Thelen and James Hunter. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER thuwday. Decern** 6, 1962 COUNTY RESIDENTS PURCHASE $71,044 IN SAVINGS BONDS GiH Scout and Brownie News- At the last meeting of troop 408 Jean Pietro was refreshment hostess. This troop continues to work on their current sewing project. Some girls are just about through. On Dec. 19, the Scouts will put on a fashion show for their mothers and fathers. They will model what they have made "in the recent weeks of sewing. Troop 389 began last week's meeting with the flag ceremony. Flag bearers were Debbie Hammon and Cathy Freund, color bearers were Julie Oeffling and Pam Pechous. The Brownies began work on their C h r i s t m a s p r o j e c t s . C o o k i e hostess was Cindy Montalbano. Christmas Tree Reminder Remember the Foresters are selling Christmas trees in Bill May's yard this year. Support the fellows by buying your holiday tree from them. Fire and Rescue Squad Calls The firemen of station 2 an- McHenry county residents purchased a total of $71,044 in series £ and H United States savings bonds in October, according to Harold J. BacoTi uf Crystal Lake, general county chairman of the savings bands committee. Sales of both 9eries in the state of Illinois totalled $26,- 126,505, which is 8.& per cent below last year's total for the month according to Arnold J. Rauen of McHenry, state director of the U. S. savings bonds division. Illinois sales accounted for 7.2 per cent of the national total, which was $360, 000,000. In the first ten months of this year purchases in the state totalled 72.2 per cent ot t h e a n n u a l I l l i n o i s q u o t a , which is $382,000,000. swered two calls list week to extinguish grass fires. Hie Johnsburg rescue squad also answered two calls last week. One took them to St. John's church where a worker fell twenty-three feet from a scaffold. He was taken to the McHenry hospital in the squad ambulance. In the wee hours of Sunday morning the squad members were summoned to an accident scene on Bay road near the Skidmore bridge. A car hit the ditch and the driver suffered lacerations. He was taken to the hospital for further treatment. The rescue squad would also like to remind those of the Johnsburg-Pistakee area about the new vehicle stickers for ,^963. For those who wish reassignment of numbers, please pick them up at Hettermann's service station within the next week. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Ai 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoon*) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS BOUBS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO &S0 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 The Casual Shoppe is the Store that Guarantees She'll Give You a Kiss Most MEN like to give feminine, frilly, appealing Christmas gifts . . . MEN like to dress their lady in fashions which they like . . . and you know what? You MEN have darn good taste. A woman likes to be dressed in feminine fashions her favorite MALE has chosen . . . for time after time . . . she'll say, "I'll take it home to see if my husband likes it." But you MEN hate to go through the lingerie section or the sweater section if women are around . . . that's why the Casual Shoppe is having MEN'S DAY ... to let you MEN take over the store ... to choose what you want for your lady love. You can do all your shopping for her . . . right at the Casual Shoppe, for we are a women's specialty shop . . , carrying famous najrie brands you can be sure will be a favorite style, fabric and tailoring. Choose your presents . . . we wrap them up pretty for you and you have thrilled her again with something feminine frilly and appealing. We know she'll give you a KISS for your feminine fashion gift . . . but just to absolutely guarantee a KISS . . . THE CASUAL SHOPPE WILL GIVE YOU A SPRIG OF MISTLETOE WITH YOUR GIFT WRAPPED PACKAGES. Don't Forget MEN'S DAY Sunday -- Dec. 16, 11-4 pun. Is the Store lor Every Woman on Your List. Give Her a New ROBE & ROBES $12.95 SUPPERS $3.95 BEAUTIFUL Loh£ Holiday Black or Brown Dresses GLOVES For That - Special Event $12.95 pr. Large Selections of ipiC SWEATERS and jfsy MATCHING j SKIRTS .1/ HOURS: Open £very Nile TJill 9 p.m. -- Sun* Dec. 16, 11-4 SUPPERS Many Styles •6 to choose from. Lounge Wear 2 Pc. Sets $14.95 up •m CHOOSE A |. GIFT OF $ JEWELRY 1 I We have a Large $ Selection a 'M BABY DOLLS $6.00 pr. J The Sift Every Woman Loves x o- pL-l - J UXUtlOUS inaerie 3717 W. Elm Street $4 qy MAN iq $ CHRISTMAS Ties SPORT SHIRTS Arrow, Eldorado, Berma, and Field and Stream from which to choose. You'll find sport shirts to delight the most discriminate of men. Select them in his exact size. Small 32" & 33" lengths. Medium and Large 32" to 36" lengths. Ex. Large 33" to 35" lengths. $4.00 to $15.95 Arrow Gabanaro SPORT SHIRTS In his sleeve length. Here's the perfect gift ,for the man who likes that made to measure look in casual wear. Arrow gives him exact sleeve length and contour tailoring. Solid colors -- white, blue, flame, green, tan and silver S. .M, L, & Ex. L. * $6.95 Son,<Wh.Boys I For him, we have Ties & Ties. Regular width, narrow width, or ready-made. Hand painted, silk, dacron blends and wools. Fine Sport Coats Soft but rugged wool. Available in soft classic patterns that are perfectly harmonious with all trousers and sweaters. $1-50 to $5.00 $29.95 to $34.95 Stetson Hats ROBES Wash and hang! Needs no ironing. Red, blue & green plaids. Sizes 6 to 18. $6.50 & SUPPERS ?• RRpedd aannHd hbllnuoe. Plain colors with black crepe soles. $3.98 PAJAMAS Slumber Specials. Pajamas in cotton knit on. flannel styled ifdr winter long sleeping comfort. Sanrorized cotton flannel middy pajamas in assorted patterns and colors. Knit Ski-Style pajamas in solid colors with contrasting color neckband. In sizes 6 to=^20. $3X10 SHIRTS Here's the shirt tailored just like a man's. Your boy will go for the button-down collar and the snap-tab collar. Sizes 6 to 18. $3.00 PANTS Cotton cords wash and wear. Corduroy. New checks anff dress pants. Sizes 6 to 20. $4.00 to $6.95 SWEAT SHIRTS Double weight hooded sweat shirts. Fleecy-warm 100*%, cotton knit, soft and comfortable. Red, Navy, Grey and White. Sizes 6 to 16 $2.69 i JACKETS -- CAR I COATS a And Top Coats by Tom Sawyer. Hip length or % length Large selection of styles and colors. $10.95 io $18.95 | * & SWEATERS 1 Cardigans, crew necks and $ pull-overs. .Stripes and fig- $ ured ..designs. Good selectiori/ v \ 1 S $4.00 to $6.50 Arrow White Shirts To brighten his holiday. Yes Sir! Men who know fashion agree there isn't a more luxurious long wearing shirt available. The 'Decton' famous for strength and beauty. No ironing. $6.95 Other Arrow Shirts $4.50 to $8.95 Handkerchiefs Monogramed 3 in a Box $1.50 Plain or Corded Linen 75* to $1.50 Give him a hat for Christmas. You can select before Christmas or you may want to give him a Gift Certificate and let him choose his own after Christmas. $8.95 to $15.00 Gloves Leather palms or all leather. The hit of the gift season with good reason. So practical and so warm. A smaller gift that says he's special. $3.50 to $7.95 Suits Give him a new suit for Christmas. We have the new styles, new colors, and fabrics. We will help you select the style, color, and pattern for him. $49,95 to $59.95 Slacks Luxurious flannel or lustrous gaberdine. Scotchgard finish repels water and stains. Styled with single pleat or without pleats. Blue, Brown, Charcoal and Black fashion tones. $9.95 to $22.50 Sweaters Pajamas Middy and coat styles, cotton flannel and knits. Handsome plain colors and patterrts. Wash & Wear fabrics. $4.29 to $7.95 What ever his favorite style in sweaters, you're sure to find it in our Arrow Holiday variety. Crew necks, cardigans, pull-overs and sleeveless slip-ons. In wool, blends, man-made fibers. S, M, L, and Ex. L. Give Him a Gift Certificate for that New Suit, Hat or Top-Coat $7.95 to $16.95 Jackets and Topcoats Winter-weight outer-wear handsomely styled with warm pile, quilted, or blanket-linings. Coats for all your outdoor activities. Suburban coats, parkas, carcoats, stadium coats, dress top-coats. J* $14.95 to $59.95 WHITE'S N. Green St. SHOP McHenry* HI. Store Hours DAILY 8 a.m. to 9 p.ra SUNDAYS 9 ML to 12 Noon v . 385-0019 gfcyjJ «nr<« I.i „ I „ | I M I XO *°'°U * Open Evenings Starting December 10th dive