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Musicians In Concert LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Karas 365-4934 Flash Fire Destroys Car Jim Hayes of Lilymoor was a for­ tunate man when a flash fire started in his garage as he was repairing a car. The flames erupted, but Jim was able to get out without being burned. He ran into his house where his wife Shirley telephoned the fire depart­ ment. The prompt response of the firemen, plus the insulated wall between the garage and house, prevented the fire from spreading. Jim lost the car and many tools and equipment, but is thankful that neither he nor his home were harmed. So are we. HONORS FOR LOCAL STUDENTS Listed on the honor roll for the first quarter at East campus high school were Bobbie Mayhew, Terri Gorski, Heidi Delp, Becky Mieszala, Chris Mumma, Kerry Snow, Monique Betancourt, Brenda Hall, Jessy Lichard, Beth Baker, Peter Gorski, Michael Milinac, Patty Chambers and Stay Wipper, who does not answer to "Sue". It is always exciting to report on the scholastic achievement of our young people. Congratulations, and keep up the good work so that the second quarter will find you on the list again. , SENIORS CHRISTMAS PARTY Julia Kraus, volunteer receptionist al the Meet and Eat center for Senior Citizens, tells of plans for the Christmas party to be held Tuesday, Dec. 21, at the Moose lodge on Route 120. Reservations must be made at least one day in advance, as with the daily luncheons. Telephone service Was temporarily disconnected after the move back to the Moose lodge, but all is working now. Call 385-8260 after 10 a.m., and Julia or Dorothy Loss, site manager, will take reservations. Join in the food and festivity with other mature members of our com­ munity. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS Josh Ornberg had his eleventh PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER birthday Dec. 14. Now you know wny I wrote down the date at the library, Josh. The special day for Norm Croswell, Sr. and Alfred Dember is Dec. 15. Two days later Alfred M. Dember celebrates his. Leonard Ray Narcaroti was born on the 19th of December two years ago. Our number one daughter, Maggie Dunnagan, made her entry into this world on Dec. 21, a few more than two years ago. May all birthdays be joyous ones. LAST MEETING OF YEAR Jean Dember was hostess at the last meeting of the Lily Lake Ladies . League for this year. Julia Kraus, not often a winner at Bunco, won the first prize. Millie Nejedly won second, Helen Para special, and the booby prize went to the hostess. The next time the ladies get together will be in the spring, as cold, snow and ice makes it difficult to get out at night. Several will be spending some time in warmer climes. Let's hope all will be back together again in March to tell of their winter pleasures. WHOOPEE, IT WAS GOOD! That was the response of Sherry Watkins after having a fun time at the Holiday Magic Show at East campus for the benefit of the city of McHenry Police officers. Sherry, with friends - WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 15, U#2 Jodi Gray, Leslie Miles, Bobby and Angie Charsha, Mike Hibbs and Eddie Gray, watched the magic feats per­ formed Tuesday evening. Tickets for the show had been given through a donation by John Paroubek. Angie's favorite magic trick in­ volved rabbits in a cage, and how they were made to disappear. Happily they weren't transported to never-land, and came back after the right magic incantation. Chris Watkins, Sherry's sister, provided transportation, making it possible for the youngsters to have such a good time seeing magic hap­ pening right before their eyes. NEW BABY IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS The family of a local industrial shop owner Ross Randolph, has been in­ creased by one. Jill Marie made her entrance to our world Sunday, Dec. 5, weighing in at 7 lbs., 9 oz., and all of 20 inches long. Mother Jean is feeling fine, and very happy that she is again able to bend over to minister to the wants of young son Todd. Todd is helping his mom and dad take care of Jill, as are Missy and Muffin, the two black beasties of the household. With a new baby at Christmas tjme, the Randolphs have the perfect way of celebrating the birth of that other baby almost 2000 years ago. GOD BLESS The music department of the Johnsburg high school will present Us annual Christmas concert Wednesday night, Dec. 15, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program will feature the concert band and the concert choir. The selections performed by the choir will include: "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas". "Mighty King". "An Old Fashioned Christmas", and "Winter's Masquerade". The band will continue with "The Christmas Song", "O Childe Swete", "Joyous Christmas Spirit" and selections from the "Nutcracker". The program will conclude with the singing of several traditional Christmas carols. LANE TECH REUNION Lane Tech high school graduating class of January, 1952, is plannning their thirty-first class Reunion for April, 1983. All alumni are asked to contact the committee immediately for details. Write to Class Reunion, P.O. Box 844, Skokie 111., 60077 FRINGED CENTERPIECE TREE For a pretty little tree to use as a table's centerpiece, cut a large piece of paper into a half circle, making it two times longer than it is wide. Roll this circle into a cone and tape the cone together. Trim the base of the cone to make an even circle. Cut a package of green crepe paper into strips while still folded. (You may wish to use tin foQ for a silver tree or green florists' cellophane paper.) While the strips are still folded, slit them half- fOR YOUR fYfS OMY KIT Vburs for just $11.50 with any $8.50 Merle Norman cosmetics purchase. 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