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^age Sixteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, November 29, 1962 £ Sunnyside Estates BID FAREWELL TO KIMBROS AS THEY RETURN TO SOUTH Joan Walczynski 385-3105 It is with mixed emotions that I irtform you that Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kimbro are leaving us. They have decided to return tc Tennessee. We neighbors are sad at the prospect of their leaving us; but happyrfor them, for we believe that they will be happier "back home' now that their days here have known tragedy and loss. The} will live in Tallahoma, Tenn.. about sixty-five miles from Nashville. Mrs. Kimbro says they hope that they won't be forgotten and I know she'll take the (4sime to write to us from time to time. I am positive that every other resident of our community joins with me in wishing them well, for j they will certainly be missed. I To Mr. and Mrs. Kimbro- May j you both have much happiness! and good fortune in all the j days that lay ahead. God Bless i You Both! ! eryone had more than his fill of food. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sabby spent the day in Chicago. Sophie and Frank Babarsky and daughter, Arlene, spent the day at their son and daughter- in-law's. My folks, Laura and A1 Holtfodt, enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter and family, Loretta and Bob Mikkelsen. Mick and Rick enjoyed it, too. We made a tiip into Chicago for cur holiday dinner. We shared the day with all Stan's family including Grandma Walczynski; Aida and Stan Zmudzki and children, Sue, Peg and Bob; Janet and Jim Anderson and children, Steve and Mary Jo; and us, and children. Judy. Stan. Mary, Bill and Paul. We had a lovely day and hope you did, too. Stircessttii i The bake sale hel I recently I at the Wegner home on Indian [ Ridge Drive was a grnnd siu - j cess. Helen Wegner tells me I that the cooperation was tor-} rific, as usual. \V-> are grate-1 ful to nil who helped by bak- | ing and buying, and especially j to Eleanor Fiedler. Fran Ol- j son. Shirle;-' Simmons, Harold j Palmer and Mel .Simmons tori their extra efforts. linsy, Busy That's just about the adjec- j tive that f:ts Mrs. Emua Olson of Mayfair Drive. The j weekend before Thanksgiving j she enjoyed the pl-asure of 1 lie comnanv of he'1 os'rr and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Hansen, from Amherst Junction. Wis. Then."on that sr.- io Sunday. her grandson and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Avers from Lowell, Tnd., were dinner guests. Sh? journeved bark with them to spend Thanksgiving Day with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Ayers. at Munster, Ind. She j returned honie nn the Friday j after Thanksgiving, happy and j content with her bu-v nay-. | Gone Hunt in' j Keith Wegner snent a two i week vacation at Men-ill. Wis., j the home of his folks, to en-! joy hunting during the doer | season. Helen says he kept her | posted with cards, , but had ! said he would call if he got real lucky. It must take a real calling to the sport to tramn from dawn lo dusk in *his cold, cold weather. Holiday Doings f Well, no one callel me with their doings of Thanksgiving, so I can only write and share ; with you those that I heard ; about. ' Millie and George Kropf entertained eleven for dinner on i Thanksgiving Day, including her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike | Becvar; her sister, Vi Crane; , Vi's brother-in-low, Ken Crane: ! Geortre's mom, Mrs. Tillie ' Kropf; and Mr. and Mrs. Al-! len Kimbro; plus their own ] sons, Ray and George. With J Mill as the cook, I know ev-1 Sad Xt'ws We deeply regret to report that on Fridav. Nov. 2S, Frank Babarsky suffered a heart attack. He was taken by ambulance to McH^pry hospital, where he is reported to be holding his own at this time. [ shall inform you of his progress as I learn of it. Civil Defense We hope that by now you have all received the Civil Defense literature and have read and discussed it. There will be a meetin-T tonieht. Nov. 29, at the John1"burg Community club hall at 8 p.m. They will further inform you on how to utilise the facilities at hand. The regional director of Civil Defense from Battle Creek, Michigan. will he the guest speaker. It will be to your and your family's advantage to be present at this public meeting. Hanpy Occasion* B'rthdav greetings go this week to the follov m,T: T<xJav Nov. 29. to that lovelv lady. Fmma Johansen; on Nov. 30 to Phillip Voifht and Marty Tesski. both of whom will celebrate their seventh birthday: on Dec. 3 to Andrew Turek: and on Dec. 4 to Linda Current who will be eight years old. Happv birthdav, one and all. Anniversary greetings to the following three couples: Today. Nov. 2^. to our wonderful neighbors. Mary and Red Davis. who celebrate fifteen years of wedded bliss: on Nov. 30 to Lorraine and Steve Major, who wi'l celebrate their twentysecond wedding anniversary: and on Dec. 4 to Mildred and Tony Senkerik who celebrate twenty-one years of manned life. Congratulations to all of you, and may you enjoy many, many more together. Signing Off That about wraps it up for this week. Hope you will be INFORMAL THEATRE WORKSHOP OPENS WINTER SEASON The curtain will again be going up as the Woodstock Opera House opens its doors for the winter season, 1962 - 1963. This year the Woodstock Fine Arts association is offering entertainment and instruction for all ages and interests The first in a series of informal theatre workshops began the evening of Nov. 23. These participation classes will be held once a month through May' Adults and young people who harbor a secret desire for the world of grease paint, who enjoy the production of plays and musicals, or who consider the stage a life's ambition will spend many enjoyable hours discussing the theatre with noted experts. On Dec. 19 the subject wil' be set design. Jan. 23 will be devoted to a discussion of make-up and its importance in !he theatre. The discussion for Feb. 20 will center on costumes, their design and effect iveness. March 13 will concentrate on the latest developments and innovations in today's modern theatre. The next workshop on April 17 will con sider authorship and writing for the modern stage. The last workshop on May 15 will deal with publicity and its function in the framework of the performing arts. Ann Vares*1 and comnanv will sing music from "The Music Man" on Dec. 9 at 2:45 p.m. The proceeds from this performance will go to the Woodstock Fine Arts association. On Dec. 29 and 30 a fine nrogram for the "younger set" has been scheduled, offering live entertainment especially reared for those under 10. On Feb. 17 at 2:30 p.m., the popular Pure Oil Glee club will present a concert of choral music. Also beins: planned are a series of children's movies and other local and professional it tractions. more generous with your phono calls next week. 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