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Page Eight CHORAL CLUB TO PRESENT ANNUAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM ^Continued from Page 1) which five of the famous composer's selections will be sung. Solo parts will cbe sung by Dorothy Hollander, Mary Ann W e g e n e r , O t t o P y r i t z a n d Charles Japobson. Mother Goose, in the person of Ruth Barger, and many o'her fairyland characters will come alive for a short time to entertain young and old alike. There will be Phyllis Glysing as Bo Peep; Karen Kent and Dale Maule as Jack and Jill; Don Aeverman as Boy Blue and Ann Matthesius as Sally Waters. A special carol setting will precede intermission, featuring solos by Dee Amici, Carolyn Ritthaler and John Marco. "Hansel and Gretel" When the curtain opens on "Hansel and Gretel," the two children of Hvu mper dink's opera will be seen in their humble cottage*r-n6rtrayed by Donald Stinesprina and Margaret Wevland. Bjfl Brand and Phyllis Glysing will be seen as their father and mother; and Nancy Vogts will portray the i wicked witch. The songs of the j sleep fairy and dawn fairy will I be sung by Celia Vecchi and | Irene Keim, respectively. The ! gingerbread house of the witch. | and her magic oven, will all | be part of the setting, as well as the girls and boys who have been turned into gingerbread children until the s:>ell is broken when the witch is pushed into her own magic oven. The chorus will be featured in the best known selection from the opera, "Everting Prayer and Dream Pantomime" with Irma Blomgren as soloist, as the fourteen angels descend the golden staircase to j keep watch over the sleeping I children. j The program will conclude with several numbers by thi entire chorus, including tyfo from Handel's "Messiah". Norbert Mauch, a membel since the club was formed. 5? preparing special sets tor the presentation. Accompanists are Shirley Ross, Mary Ann Sharp and Irma Blomgren. Tickets are now on sale from members, or may be purchased at the door. | Tragedy fyjirs Holiday Period Tragedy marked the holiday weekend in McHenry county, although the local community recorded only a few accidents. Two of the fatalities occurred on the highway, and a third in one of the large industrial plants. Two counly youths were k i l l e d S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n when their car apparently crossed the center line and struck the front of another auto. The dead were George William Hoey, Jr.. 20, of Harvard. and George Bantley, 18, of Hebron. Hoey was driving on Rt. 14 when his car struckthe left front of another auto driven by Eugene P. Elyea of Woodstock. The Hoey vehicle then left the road and struck a utility pole before coming to a rest upside down in a field. Both young people were thrown from 'the car and later pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial hospital. Their deaths brought the 1962 county highway toll to thirty-eight thus far. The third fatality was recorded just prior to the holiday when John Hooper, 48, of Harvard became entangled in a machine at the Starline plant in that city. He suffered head injuries which caused his death before arrival at Harvard hospital. Hooper and several other employees were reported to have been working over-1ime making repairs on a large steel press machine used to form large sheets of steel for dairy barn equipment manufactured at the plant. He leaves his wife and two children, 16 and 7 years of age. PIJUWDEALBt MARK VYCITAL m DISTINGUISHED AIR FORCE CADET Sc mm * CADET VYCITAL News About Our Servicemen IforombTli, liifc Leonard Pavon, Jr., foster son of Mrs. Lucian Lazalde of 2808 East Hickory drive, Wonder Lake, completed recruit training recently at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. During the nine-week indoctrination, recmits are trained in physical fitness, basic military law, military drill, customs and etiquette of the naval service, swimming and survival, first aid and basic shipboard routine. These are the first of the letters to Santa Claus which arrived in the mail this week. They are printed just as received. Leters will continue to be printed through Thursday, Dec. 19. AREA CRASHES CAUSE INJURY TO MOTORISTS (Continued from Page 1) Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) Some Christmas card books attempt to clarify the situation, and for those who do not have access to them, the following hints may be helpful. When the plural of the family name ends in "o". or "y", just add an "s". When the plural ends in "s", "x", "z", "ch" or "sh", then add "es." Never use the apostrophe in a family name to indicate plural! A comma always precedes junior, but is never used before the word "and." When titles are used, the husband's title always comes first (Mr. and Mrs. John Jones) but without title, either name may come first (John and Mary Jones or Mary and JoKti Jones). With children's names added, the father's namt dlways comes first. Now, now many of us will find the time to remember the rules in the last minute scurry of sending out cards? Mrs. E thel Hornby, home economics teachcr in the local high school, was honored recently when she was elected chairman for 1963-64 of the Illinois vocational teachers of District 21, which includes all vocational schools in the nor1 heaslcrn part of the state. She was elected to the post at the annual business meeting held in Barrington. Dan Lawniczak of 1215 W. ay road. McHenry, told State Jiceman Werner that he drove off the road to avoid striking an unidentified driver travelling toward him, and his vehicle then struck a tree. Lawniczak was taken to McHenry hospital, where he was found to be suffering compound fractures of both legs, a broken nose, possible brain concussion, internal injuries and cut tongue. Dixie Miller was reported to have been injured at 9:30 last week Wednesday evening when she lost control of her car on Rt. 31, north of Johnsburg. It skidded into a ditch and overturned. The driver sustained a broken jaw and nose and was cut about the face. Clarence Ullman of Wonder Lake was blamed by sheriff's police for an accident in which his car crashed into the rear of a parked truck near Rt. 120. Ullman was treated for injuries in McHenry hospital. He told authorities he failed to see the truck in time to stop. The car is reported to have skidded a considerable distance on the pavement before hitting the other vehicle. The driver suffered minor injuries. An interesting note, with a request for the hometown paper, was received this week from Mrs. Robert E. Meyer, now residing in Phoenix. Ariz. Long time residents of McHenry, the Meyers moved West some time ago and find an ideal winter climate in their new home. K. A. F. HOLD ROUTE HEARING The public is reminded of the hearing scheduled for 2 o'clock Friday, Nov. 30, in the Legion home to consider a route location for Federal Route 201 through Lake and McHenry counties. The proposed improvement will be construc'of1 •m a new location from the Illinois-Wisconsin state line northwest of Richmond, to f ^ u r - l a n e c o n t r o l l e d a c c e s s highway east of Graysiake which the Illinois Division of Highways has constructed on Illinois 120 for a mile east of U.S. 45 to Waukcgan. Use The Classifieds WCLM-FM, 101.9 mc 9:30 a.m. Sunday, WAIT, 820 kc New [ Christian Science Radio Series "Dear Santa: "Please send me these things: a Barbie doll dream house, dishes, junior food mix set, games, giant teddy bear, a life size bobby doll, a Ken doll, a desk for me, ask Mrs. Claus to make some Ken and Barbie doll clothes. "Dale Page (girl) "7 years old" "Dear Santa: "Please make me a punching bag for my punching gloves you bought me last year. "I need a guitar and a flute (that goes with it) and a dnim that goes bum, bum, bum. Some games and 3 puppies (real ones) a cowboy hat and a mask (that goes with it), puppets, a camera (one you cian see through) and a big teddy bear. "David Page "I'm 4" "Christmas List. Ho train, a walkie talkie, a football, watch, Eldon raceway sets, King Zor, Bop the Beetle, 6 frlay bazooka, a football stand: "Tommy iS. Knaack" "Cliristmas List. Transistor r a d i o , f o t o - e l e e t r i < i " f o o t b a l l game, road race set, ho-train, Remco barracuda atomic stfb, Winchester frontier set, - wagon, buffalo hunter set, microscope, P-40 airplane, football, football helmet, erector set, Kiiff Zor, leather tool belt, watch, lot of models, games. "Kurt Knaack" BROWNIE INVESTITURE T r o o p 2 1 1 w i l l h o l d a Brownie investiture Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. at Faith Presbyterian church. All parents are invited to attend. Refreshments will he served. MARRIAGE LICENSES George Krickl, Jr., and Rochelle Lobreck; both of McHenry. James E. Christie, McHenry, and Helen F. Reinert, Crystal Lake. SINGS WITHOUT HEAFIHG S/NJEP NANETTE FABQAYis A STAG IN THE _ MUSICAL "MB. PRESIDENT DESPITE THE PACT THAT SHE HAS TO SI/JG AS THOUGH UNACCOMFMWED 1 lSoUSTRt^ ipeAL OF 1 ^fi W; I y HAPPY DUF'ITE HANDICAP [S!° A CONFINED TO A I WHEELCHAIR BV MULTIPLE SCLEBO&S, HEAUS& BOEC OAMCEO ASTNA OUTSTANDING CRAFTSMAN IN FUZNIWPE REFINISHihJG AND IS _ A SHOP SUPERVISOR IN THE AUSTIN, TEX,\ GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. A '•"Wr*mt of** HANDICAPPED NEED GOOD WILL OVER TWO MILLION HANDICAPPED PEOPLE WHO ABE WILLING AMD ABLE TO WORK ARE UNEMPLOYED, AMD THIS NUMBER IS INCREASING. SPEAKS TO YOU D"rba<>s we never do get too old to learn, but lots of us put off trying. Sunday, December 2 "GETTING BY" VERSUS LEARNING TO GIVE Schramm's TOY SHOP 3706 W. Elm $lreei POLE BUILDINGS MACHINERY, CROP ANIMAL, STORAGE 1. DOANE DESIGN 2. IMMEDIATE ERECTION 3. LOW COST 4. EASY FINANCING 5. CONSTRUCTED BY EXPERIENCED CREWS RICHMOND 4381 Cover machinery with a roof -- not snow. Phone 385-2835 for the care come to (f3eautu Sait 3813 W. Main ' street McHenry, 111. (Closed Monday) * Mark Vycital, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital of 3413 W. Waukegan road, McHenry, h&s been designated as a distinguished Air Force ROTC cadet at the College of St. Thomas in Minnesota. Cadet Vycital received his recognition because during his period of enrollment in the Ail- Force ROTC, he has demonstrated by leadership, initiative and academic record, both in college and in the ROTC, that he possesses the outstanding qualities desirable in a commissioned officer of the U. S. Air Force. Lt. Col. John W. Foster said: "I wish to congratulate you on your outstanding achievement and sincerely hope that you will continue your good Work and thus be eligible for appointment as a distinguished Air Force ROTC graduate upon completion of your military and academic courses." il* RALPH SERGOTT Ralph A. Sergott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Sergott of 2801 Michael street, Wonder Lake, completed recruit training Nov. 2 at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. "EDUCATION FOR SURVIVAL" COURSE TO BEGIN DEC. 5 The first course in the expanded Civil Defense program will begin Dec. 5. The title of the course is "Education For Survival". The course is designed to show the effacts of nuclear weapons, how to protect against radiation and also discusses natural disasters in a community. The instructor will be Duane Andreas and will be taught in room 107 of the McHenry high school. The dates of the sessions are December 5, 12, 19, and Jan. 2, 9 and 16. The starting time will be 7:30 p.m. and will not exceed two hours. The class dates have been arranged so as not to conflict with the holidays. Certificates from the state Of Illinois will be issued to those who complete the course. The instructor promises no tests. Civil defense leaders urge the public not to wait for the next crisis to start asking what to do. They say now is the time to learn, not when the bombs are falling. Additional information and registration should be directed to Director of McHenry Civil Defense John J. Shay or simply write McHenry Civil Defense, McHenry. of£lc*r candidate school at the Nrivtu station, Newport, R. I., has received his commission ah a naval officer from Kenneth E. Belieu, assistant secretary •>f the Navy. Jayc«es Learn Of City Plans (Continued from Page 1) RICHARD POLKA CAMP PENDELTON, Calif. -- Marine Private Richard Polka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Polka of 8712 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, 111., is scheduled to complete four weeks of individual combat training, Nov. 23, with The Second Infantry Training llegiment at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The training provides newly enlisted marines with a background of experience in the field under combat conditions. Live-firing exercises are conducted, in addition to field trips and classroom lectures. Under carefully selected instructors, the young marines learn to take their places in small fighting units, such as the four-man fire team and the 14-man squad. " V '% 's ' I RICHARD VOSS Navy Ensign Richard C. Voss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt G. Voss of 2302 North Orchard Beach, McHenry, who graduated recently from the Navy's WORN BY MORI RUPTURE SUFFERERS: Amatlflg comfort for reducible infiilnal nernia. Strong, washable, l6rm>flttlng, adjustable. Soft, flat tfrqin bad. NO FITTING REQUIRED! For men, women, children. ffM right or left side; $5.89 double. Look for lt on display BOLGER'S Drug Store 1259 N. Green St. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) , EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VlStTAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS CIOCTRS: DAI1.Y 9 TO It A.M. and 1 iO ft P.M FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6.00 TO 8:S0 P.M EVENINGS HI APPOINTMENT PHONE EVergreen 5-0452 Will Be Open Evenings Starting Monday, Dec. 3rd Shop Now While Our Stock Is Full And Selections Complete. We Will Hold All Items Until Xmas On Our Lay-A way Plan Phone: 385-2535 "Toys and Games For All Ages" P.TA. MEETING Mrs. Jerome 6ucli, president of the McHenry Community P.T.A., has called a meeting of the executive board for tonight, Nov. 29, in the multipurpose room of Valley View school. It still costs more to make history than it's worth. organization and the benefits derived from it did not fall on deaf ears as three new mem bers were installed after ha* ing fulfilled the requirement for membership. Busy as the evening's schedule was, three new projects were approved for the month ot December, with a bowling social and the Cinders for Safety set for the eighth of the month. A suggestion box program was put into committee for study and should get inte full swing by month's end. * RURAL PHONE USERS BECOME PART OF DDD McHenry's rural telephone users will become part of the nationwide Direct Distance Dialing network on Dec. 15. At the same time,"'all Henry customers will change , slightly their method of diaK"^ ing long distance calls, according to Miss Carol Lehman, Illinois Bell dial service chief. ."To make any long distance direct dialed call the customer must dial '1' fir^," said Miss Lehman. "This connects the call with the DDD equipment." The dialing of "1" appll^ only when you call outside OT" McHenry or Pistakee Highlands. "When you dial a local call," she explained, "just dial the seven figures of the number as you do today." On a direct dialed call to a place outside McHenry's DDD area:--the 815 Area--after dialing "1," the telephone customer will dial the proper Are A Code and then the seven digit telephone number. To call a telephone within the 815 Area, the customer dials "1," then just the seven digit telephone number. 4* One of the hardest meals for women to get is breakfast in bed. ^ VAN HEUSEN' mxtxtitxoitxfxo Century Vanalux by Van Heusen is the one gift that's sure to please. It's the first all-cotton shirt with the wash and wear guaranteed to last as long as the shirt. Can be spindried. tumble-dried, air-dried, even commercially laundered ...and conies out perfect every time. That's because Century Vanalux has a NON-RESIN finish -- there's nothing that can wash away'-- the wash and wear is locked in the fibers! Because there are no stiff, scratchy resins, this shirt is always naturally soft. It remains cool and porus. Won't yellow or discolor. 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