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Page Ten THE McTOJWY P^AINPEALER McHenry Shores Thanksgiving At The Shores Patt Petersen - S85-5425 er disappointed when it didn't go any farther. Sorry, girls, you'll haw to wait till you're 16, I'm afraid. The time of gusty winds and lurkey dinners is here again. Tomorrow we'll be gathering in kitchens or dining rooms with the delicious aromas of Thanksgiving in the air. MOsr of us have had something to make us especially grateful on this Thanksgiving. A lot has happened to us here in the Shores since Thanksgiving -wer. There were many new arrivals this year: Cynthia Ann Hat tan, Dorothy Ann Dobbcrtin. Jennifer Lynn Bonk and Beth Susan Lexow were the girls. While in the little boy category there were Jeffery Donald Musielak, Robert John Harper. Jr.. ".and the Clarence Schweikerts' new little grandson, Keith Schweikeii. The J o h n G a l e s b e c a m e p r o u d grandparents of twin boys. The Sc-hopp family "had rea-' son to be pleased this summer when their daughter, Linda, won second plage in a beauty contest; Bonnie O'Brien had a lovely autumn wedding u hi< h I-'m sure most of us remembered; and the Brods can thankful for a happy 25 years of married life; Karen Linnty? ll and Johnny K o r n e r pleased their families by winning scholarships. There were a number of successful parties and many good times. There will be something for 'each of us for which to give thanks tomorrow. Happy Thanksgiving. ,On the Sick List John Gale has been very ii! and is now staying at his daughter's 1 home in Chicago. I'm sure he would appreciate some cards and get well wishes from his friends. The address is: John Gale, 4044 N. LaVern avenue, Chicago, 111. Publlr Installation of L0c.1l Residents A very impressive installation service was held at the Masonic hall in McHenry last Saturday night. Ted Guy received the h'ghest position of the Masons by being made the Worshipful Master and Ken Schopp was made a senior deacon. After the installation ceremony a very nice buffet supper way enjoyed by all those attending. Many of Mr. Guy's family were present as were several families from McHenry Shores: the Middlekauffs. »Hicks, Schopps, Lindwalls and Ciausons. Women's Club The McHenry Women's club held its monthly meeting arvl a dessert luncheon at the Methodist church last week. Mrs. Duncan was the chairman of this very pleasant affair and on her committee were: Mrs. Jacek. Mrs. Tennert, Mrs. (Helen) Smith. Mrs. Mueller. The program was an interesting talk and slides on Mexico given by Mr. and Mrs. Koberstine. Vocal selections were also given. Women Drivers A pair of young misses took a spin in the family car the other day. Nothing special, you Bay? Well, these two ladies Were little Caryn Schmitt and Leslie Brunke. Les turned on the ignition while Cary n Steered the Brunke car down the driveway. They were rath- Winter Visitors to Shores Two ladies will be with us over the winter. The first is Mrs. Blanche Cleveland who will resume her stay in the Barnett home. Mrs. Cleveland is Mrs. Barnett's mother. Mrs. Cleveland had been visiting in Davenport, Iowa and took ill on her return home and had to spend some time in the La Grange hospital. She was re- Turkey Contest WINNERS HESTER OIL COMPANY M. 3Save, 2803 N. Wooded LEE & HAY ELECTRIC Audrey Glosson, 3714 W. Grand Ave. BROWN'S NEWS & SUNDRIES E. Linari - Highwood, 111. GUETTLER'S SERVICE STATION Tom Lawson, 3810 W. John St. SCHREINER'S STANDARD SERVICE Otto R. Hiring, 4816 W. Shore THE CASUAL SHOPPE Chas. Bergdahl, 1908 N. Orchard Beach JUSTEN FURNITURE Mrs. Don Rosing. 2420 W. Mehring Ave. gOLGER'S DRUG STORE Joe M. Schaefer Jr., 1623 N. Court St. McGEE'S STORE FOR MEN Mrs. >1. L. Hatch, 404 S. Highland CAREY APPLIANCE. INC. Don Howard, 3715 W. John St. GLADSTONE'S DEPT. STORE Mtuth Youngberg, 1612 S. Lily Lake Road TONYAN'S HOME FURNISHINGS Sharon Justen, 819 X. fireen St. WHITE'S MEN'S SHOP Mrs. Stey - Ingleside, 111. VYCITAL'S HARDWARE Marilyn French, 405 N. Kent Road McHENRY BAKERY Wm. G. Herrmann, 2410 N\ MacArthur Dr. AGATHA GIFTS & CANDIES Louis Vogt - Wonder Lake, III. DUTCH MILL CANDIES Carol Young, 3603 N. Richmond Rd. THE TODDLER SHOP R. Wiggerman, 4403 Hickoryway COUNTY T.V. Furniture & Appl. Center Ed Eddy - Woodstock, 111. WAHL JEWELERS M. E. Degen, 3906 W. Waukegan Rd. MARIE'S SPECIALTY SHOP B. Radner, 2802 W. Manor GEO. W. KOTALIK CAMERA CENTER Edward Jelinek, 1206 W. Route 120 NYE DRUGS. INC. Robert Link, 719 S. Fisher Road ACE HARDWARE Chuck Fernstrom, 4115 W. Wankegan Rd. F. M. RADIO & TELEVISION E. Olbinski, 605 S. Meadow Rd. JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP Florence Foran, 8313 W. Broad St. RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET Barbara D. Miller - Ringwood, 111. Mrs. James Spencer - Woodstock, m. leased from the hospital four weeks last Friday and has enjoyed her stay at the Bamett home since then. Last Sunday the Barnetts' daughter and son-in-law, Barbara and Dick Trankina, and their three children, Marv Jean, Dickie and Danny, came for a visit to set their grandmother and greatgrandmother. The second visitor to our Shores is Miss Anna Cotney who is Louise Winters'" aunt and will be staying with the Winters' over the holidays. Miss Cotney is trom Philadelphia and has just arrived today at the Winters' home. We hope both ladies have a pleasant stav. Wednesday, November 21. 1S620 W.S.C.S. Meeting Th? W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church had its monthly meeting last week and those on the serving committee for the luncherm were Nancy Ewald and Louise Winters. An interesting program was given by a missionary speaker. Around the Shores Two families in the Shores were saddened by the death of friends. Mrs. Ramage learned that a close friend of hers died suddenly of ptieumonia and Mrs. Hinz' niece, Miss Judy Freeman of New Port, Richey, Fla.. was killed in an automobile accident last week. Our sympathy to both families. The Paulins had company iast Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hudon of Chicago came out for a visit with their granddaughter, Leona Dasso. In the afternoon Pearl had quite a nice surprise when sixteen ladies of the French club popped in unexpectedly. Pearl served a nice lunch, the ladies enjoyed a game of cards and a good time was had by all. Luncheon at a nearby farm restaurant was enjoyed by Virginia Verstege, Irene Mueller, Mildred Snively and Helen Smjth last Wednesday. When Sam and Louise Winters returned from their visit in New Jersey they brought Sam's mother back home with them. After visiting with the family over a long weekend she returned home yesterday. There's been quite a bit of flu bug going around and many of us have been bitten pretty hard; Millers, Ewalds, Frankie Kratky, to name a few. Let's try to stay well for the holidays. Everyone had their flu and cold shots? Patt and Bob Petersen will be having out-of-town guests for the Thanksgiving holidays. Patt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ziegler, and her little sister, Diana Lynn, will be arriving this afternoon. A festive Thanksgiving dinner has been planned at a famous Wisconsin farm-type restaurant. Special Days for Special People Today is a special day for Henry Peters, Elsie Schmitt, Bonnie Schopp, and Sam Winters. It's their birthday and we want to wish them a hap ,py one. Ruth Miller has a birthday on the twenty-fourth, Irene Middlekauff on the twenty- fifth, and Phyliss Schweikert on the twenty-sixth. Helen Smith celebrates her day on the twenty-seventh, Anna Tennert on the twenty-eighth, and Raymond Mack on the twentyninth. A very happy birthday to you all. 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