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P«g» Twenty THE McHENBY PLAINDEALOT Thursday* December ?, 19^j| Holiday Hills SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN DECEMBER 24 Ine* Young Santa Claus is coming to town. To our town, in particular. This year, as last year, the Gvis'wold- Lake Athletic club has written a long letter to our jolly friend at the North Pole and asked him to come here before he goes on his famous ride. They "told him all about the good little girls and boys who live around Griswold Lake and asked if he could make a special trip out here. Well, they've been waiting for an answer td their letter and it finally came this week froni Mrs.. Klaus. Santa's so busy these days that he asked her to wrile the letter and tell us that since we h^ve so many good girls and boys he will make it his business to be here, at Casey's Mansion on Griswold Lake road, or River road, as it is „now called, on Sunday, Dec. 24, from 12 until 3. Now, he's going to be watching between now and then, to see if a!! those children are behaving. For all the good eirls and goys he promises to fill his sack so he can «fiye jpaeh one a gift. So, kids, from now on, lie real, real good.. And nsk mom and dad to take you over to see Santa Claus on Sundnv, Dec. 24, from 12 to 3. Our gratitude to the Griswold Lake Athletic club for writing to Santa Claus and telling him about all these "Good fcids". Association Meeting -The Holiday Hills Property Owners association held a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 27; at St. John's Lutheran church. The speaker for the evening wis Mr. B. Narusis, an attorney at law. The meeting was v«|ry well attended. Mr. Narusis spoke to the group on many of the problems of our association. After citing problems of a similar subdivision. He answered questions from the oor. Hostesses for the evening are Lorraine Bemis, Loretta Exline, Virginia Lundelius and Mabel White. S Woman's Club Christmas Party The Holiday Hills Woman's club will hold their annual Christmas, party on Wednesday, Dec. 13. The business meeting ^fill be_dropped for tl)e evening. There will be a dollar grab bag gift exchange, so. don't forget to bring-your gift-. Farewell Party Guest of honor at a farewell luncheon held at Mary Mahon's home on Nov. 28 was Mrs. Bernice, Rohde. She is returning to Conogo Park, Calif., after a lengthy stay. Mrs. Rohde is Doris Filip's "mom" and she came out several months ago 4to help out with her new grandson, John Albert Filips. Of course it was great being with the rest of her grandchildren also. They are Billy. Guy, Cindy, Sharon, and Linda. From what I hear she won the hearts of $11 in the neighborhood and this was the reason for the party. Present to wish a fond farewell to Mrs. Rohde were Chady Ary, Helen Boettcher, Jesse Hawhee. Vir g i n i a Lundelius. Mary Mahon Bea Musolf and twelve children. I'm told Doris isn't the only one who will miss her mom. all the gals at the party will miss her too. Teens in Our Town Jim Dowhin is in the news again. This week - on two counts he was honored at the football banquet by being given an honorable mention on the All-Conference squad and beside that, he's been named captain of the wrestling team at McHenry high school. Jim, so far is undefeated. Nice going, Jim! Another teen deserving recognition is Pat Spencer who has been made a member of the music masters of America. To become a member of this national organization you must maintain at least a "B" average in your studies beside having musical talent. And talent Pat has. Pat has an outstanding voice and will be singing a duet in the coming Christinas concert on Dec. 10. Congratulations Pat, keep up the good work. Apology My sincere apology to Arlene and Herb Hill. I hope my error didn't cause too much embarassment. You see, I congratulated them on their tenth wedding anniversary and I didn't know until too late that young Herb is ten years old and this really was their eleventh anniversary. I hope it was a very happy one and that there'll be many, many more.' Happy Birthday ^ First of all a belated' happy birthday to Kay McWilliarr.s who was ? on Nov. 21. I d'on'i know how old she was but I know she aged that day because she spent most of the day in McHenry hospital with little Jimmy who broke his leg at school that day. I hope the rest of your birthdays are better Kay. A big happy birthday to Wayne Wemken who will be 4 years old on Dec. 8. And a happy nineteenth (?) birthday to Jean Baird. Blue Ribbon for Shawn Shawn, that beautiful collie owned by the Dodenheims, has won another ribbon. They entered him in the Chicago collie clubs forty-sixth annual special show in Logan Square on Nov. 19. He was shown in the 9-12 month class and took the blue ribbon. He was up against some pretty stiff competition here. FRANKLINVILLE TRIO TERRORIZED BY SIX BANDITS Country living has its dangers, as three members of the Kugler family at Franklinville can testify since they were terrorized by six armed bandits Sunday afternoon before the intruders left with $45 in cash. The sheriff's office was notified by a neighbor after George Kugler went to his home for help. The bandits had ripped the phone wires from, the wall. Lowell Kugler was watching television when the six entered the house, most of them waving revolvers. They tied him and forced him to the floor, then grabbed George Kugler and did likewise. Mrs. Lizzie Kugler entered the room later and she, too, was bound. They took money from the three, then left. It took about a half hour before the Kuglers could free themselves. Promises and pie crusts are e a s i l y b r o k e n , b u t p o o r l y mended. Full Responsibility From start to fin:sh, vve handle every detail and take full responsibility for workmanship and ma terials on every construction job. We are not just building brokers who sub contract the work. Your best guarantee of complete satisfaction is to know your contractor. " " " '• ^ m Powerful Decop&tor-Stffed Portal© Flnl tviSto the finest in Television IN AUTHENTIC DECORATOR CABINETS First With The Finest in Television BON VOYAGE McHenry Shores MEMBERS CONSIDER ADOPTION OF NEW BY-LAWS FOR CLUB Terry Coates Copies of the new constitution and by-laws were mailed out to all club members last week. They will come up for adoption or amendment at the Dec. 7 meeting of the club. Many thanks are due to the board of directors, who spent many hours preparing these by-laws and to Harry Miller who took care of the printing, and did such a fine job. We trust that they will be adopted soon and necessary changes reported to the Secretary of State in Springfield. Entertained Out of Towners Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rode of 800 Riverside Drive had as guests for the Thanksgiving weekend, their son and daughter- in-law and family from Tinley Park and daughter and son-in-law and family from Glen Ellyn. They all had a wonderful Thanksgiving together. Mr. and Mrs. Trent M'ddlekauff had Trent's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Paul from Dallas Center, Iowa, as their guests over the Thanksgiving holiday. They had dinner at a local club and then went to the Horse Show and Rodeo at the Amphitheatre in Chicago. On Sunday they had a birthday dinner celebrating the birthdays of Irene and their daughter, Barbara, and brother-in-law. Patricia and Robert Petersen of 1210 S. Broadway had as their guests for four days, Patricia's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ziegler, and sister, Diana, of Toledo, Ohio. They spent a lovely Thanksgiving together. In Hospital The neighbors and fiends of Mrs. Ted Guy will be pleased to hear that Evelyne will soon be home. We all wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Ed Valek has also been in McHenry hospital for about a week. Please hurry and get well, Tillie Anne. Home from Florida Mr. and Mrs. H<?nry Peters HAMMOND ORGAN TEACHING OF McHENRY 8721 WEST ELM STREET AFFILIATED WITH HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO OF ELGIN Instructress: Mrs. Larry Thomas Phone 385-2872 For Lesson Appointment Also on Hand is Mr. Symanski To Take Your Call 8c Also Give You A Demonstration On All HAMMOND ORGANS J OPEN 6 DATS PER WEEK of 611 McHenry avenue, are home after spending three weeks in Florida. Their daughter and son-in-law from Chicago had Thanksgiving dinner with them. Bridge Parties Bea MacCullum and Irene Middlekauff played bridge with the McHenry hospital group. Helen Smith, Irene Mueller and Virginia Verstege were guests of Mildred Snively at. bridge. State Street Decorations for Christmas Terry and Willis Coates visited state street on the evening of Nov. 29 to see the beautiful displays by the several department stores taking part. They spent several hours between Randolph and Vail Buren streets taking in all the sights. The lighting effects were beautiful. Happy Birthdays to 0 Dorothy Vilim and Don Schweikert on Dec. 16. Christine Cicchini on the seventeenth, Bernice MacCallum on the nineteenth and Mary Ann Winters and Laura Calvert on the twentieth. May you all enjoy yourselves and have many, many more. THE HOME PROVEN' BURNING.. SENSATION? I BLUE J£T\ For Steves For Furifs©ge» fortified with CLEAN"ALL Blue 4ft and Geld Jet art fforltfied with the sensa* tional new addftivo • • • CLEAN-ALL to eliminate dogged noszeis, oSudge^ soot and rust. For a cleaner, hotter flame, giving more heat unite lor every drop . • • and at NO EXTRA COST • • • insist upon Bin© <J©t or Oeld Jet. HESTER OIL CO. 4102 W. Waukegan Rd. 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