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Thursday November 21., 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Page Twenty-One McCullom Lake NINTH ANNUAL THANKSGIVING PARTY SATURDAY Eve Levesque be up in the near future and may have already been installed by this reading. The next meeting will be held Monday, Nov. 25, at 8 p.m. in the headaches. The public is invited. For the ninth consecutive year, the local ladies' organization will hold its annual Thanksgiving party which has proven so successful in the past. It is an opportunity for residents to fraternize with their neighbors, and have fun doing so. All funds realized are used for worthy projects and the women hope to erect another shelter for the school kiddies at the east end of the village. The "turkey trot?" will be held at McDonald's Saturday night, Nov. 23. Amdtag the "delights" will be games for adults and delicious refreshments. The committee includes this reporter with assistance from Lois Parenti, Elma Nelson, Marie Howe, Bobbie Carroll, Marie McKim, Joanne Mai, Helen Scheid, Marge Olsen and others. Baskets loaded with "goodies" will also be offered and donations for these may be brought to McDonald's Saturday morning or afternoon. This is one of the very few fund raising events which the women sponsor and we anticipate a capacity crowd. Mark this date in red on your date calendar! Nuptials For Engaged Couple Late Summer Miss Sandra Norton and Anthony (Sonny) Hocin have tentatively set late summer of '64 for their wedding. Sandy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Norton, 8608 Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, while Sonny's parents- are Sally and Tony Hocin of Maple Drive. . The young people announced their intentions and sealed it with a ring in Oct. of 1962. Her lovely diamond was a birthday gift for Sandy. Sonny entered the service of Uncle Sam in May, 1960 and the two met on a Friday while he was home on leave. They reached an "understanding" the following day and did not see one another for 18 months! Sally and Tony's eldest son was discharged from the Navy on Oct. 23 and has been employed in this area since that time. The statuesque and lovely future bride is employed by a concern in Spring Grove. We offer them our heartiest best wishes. implore our readers to submit copy for same. The number to call is 385-3191 and we shall be eternally grateful for all contributions. The first team was Mac's reg- j Holidft/ Hills ulars •-- Ed Caron, Lee Mai, Bill Brennan, Fred Matthesius WOMAN'S CLUB Our Deepest Sympathy Is offered to the family of Democrat state representative A1 Pearson who died suddenly Saturday afternoon while hunting near his home. He apparently succumbed to a heart attack. All local residents will remember his appearance here in the village with his charming wife Helen when A1 served as a judge for our buggy promenade on Aug. 3. Petition Presented To Village Board A petition with forty-four signatures was presented to the road commissioner and the village board at the last meeting, Monday, Nov. 11, by one of our residents, protesting a road change which has been under consideration but no action taken. The presenting par-c ty was assured by president J. R. Levesque that no changes will be made without full publication and opportunities for residents to be heard, prior to any action taken by the board.r The snow plowing contract was read, approved unanimously by the trustees, and signed by the president. A recommendation from the police department was submitted by police commissioner Art Nelson that officer Earl Nelson be promoted to sergeant. He would serve as second in command to chief of police Jack Schlofner. The village signs which have been taken down for repairs and repainting are scheduled to Back To School On Crutches! With a great deal of courage and fortitude, Steve Lundy returned to school for half a day on Monday, on his crutches. He fell while running for the school bus on Nov. 7 and fractured his ankle and left leg bone. His cast reached to his hip, and he was suffering a great deal of pain, but this deterred him not at all. Steve has been a faithful news carrier for years and his service was excellent. One think which consoled the handsome lad while he was "confined to quarters" was the opportunity to play with baby Sheryl Ann who was born July 6. All of the Lundy youngsters have names beginning with S including, Susan, Sandy, Shelby, and Scott. Mother Joan says the baby's middle name is stop! Ailing Residents Unhappy we are to report that Frank Parkhurst is still confined to Lake Forest hospital and we miss his happy grin. Marie Howe underwent oral surgery some time ago and she is still feeling a bit "under the weather." Carrie Kurth "wrestled" a severe bout of flu recently and will probably face a long recovery. She required the services of a doctor. "Tiny" Tim Hocin was a sick little fella Satuxday night but loving ministrations from his mom Sally and his future aunt Sandy Norton quickly put him back in shape. So sorry to relate that" Steve Huska is once again confined to McHenry hospital after apparently being back on the road to recovery. His ever lovin' Theresa looked so attractive in a dressy black frock on Sunday. She had just been to see Steve at the hospital. Gene Shigley's father has been recuperating in the village following surgery some time ago. We have no doubt that Mayda is an excellent nurse. She gained a great deal of experience caring for her incapacitated mother. and Bill Scheid. The next team included Charley Brennan (who brought up the rear, score wise, according to Fred Matthesius). Len and Chuck Ackerman, Merv Huff and Ralph Kick. Last team was Don Lorcli, Merv Schmitt, Ken Ingersol, Ray Blake and Dick Kleinhousen. Following the games at a local alley, the crowd reassembled at McDonald's including McDade's Chicago boys and their wives, for a pre-Thanksgiving soiree. Jean served hot beef, baked ham, two varieties of potato salad, molded salads, baked beans, pickles, cheese, crackers, and almost every other variety of "good eating." These events have been taking place for at least 15 years. HAS SUCCESSFUL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Inez ¥ oii.k* Welcome Mat Spread It was with a great deal of pleasure that Barbara and Joe DeMar offered the utmost in hospitality last weekend. They entertained Joe's brother and wife, Lt. Col. and Mrs. John DeMar of Mt. Prospect and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk of Park Ridge. New Grandchild Irene and Leo Sales are floating "on cloud nine" since the birth of Valerie Ann Sales on Nov. 14. Her mom and dad are the Sales' youngest son and wife -- Caroline and Chick of Wheeling. The littlest miss tipped the scales at 6 lbs., 7 oz. at Northwest Community hospital. The couple exchanged vows on April 30, 1960 and Irene and Leo have waited a long time for this happy occasion. Irene was due to hold her grandchild for the first time yesterday. This makes the eighth grandchild for the local couple with four being boys and. four girls. Nice and even. Watch "mother nature" take care of that!. Ladies Of The Lake The gals met for a business and social session on Thursday, Nov. 14, in the beachhouse. They have scheduled a special meeting for Dec. 5 to make arrangements for the annual Yule festivities. While they were playing games Emma Pyritz, Sally and Marge Olsen, Gertrude Murphy and Alice Gustafson were made very happy! The gals had coffee and "tasty pastry," compared elating events in their respective fam ilies, and extended a warm welcome to new member Gail Johnson. Phone News Notes Tonight! Another column must be submitted tomorrow (Friday) morning because of the Thanksgiving holiday and we would Enjoying Southern Clime According to correspondence received on Monday from Harriet McNamara, she is having the time of her life touring Florida with her son and his family. They paused in Memphis, Tenn., on the trip south and reached Pensacola. They also toured Tampa, and should be home shortly. This will be a short hurried column this week folks, so let me apoligize before I even start. It's one of those Weeks whore the work is piled higher than a mountain --and I'm no mountain climber. If you'll bear with me, I'll report the news I have briefly and try to do better next week. The Holiday Hills Woman's Club held their annual Christmas bazaar at their last meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 13. Many hand made articles were brought and ;sold tc make a nice profit for the club. Although competing with several other activities for the evening, those who were able to attend got a head start on Christmas and had a" good time beside. Next month's meeting will be the annual Christmas party with grab bag. Gerry Breede,, Jean Baird, Kay McWilliams and Marge Schmidt were hostesses for the evening. 1 Jingle Bell Jump i Get out your glad rags and | put those bells on your shoes-- get yourself ready for the Jingle Bell Jump, YFnT Holiday Hills Property Owners association's annual Christmas dance. The Jingle Bell Jump will be held on Saturday. Dec. 1 \ at the McHenry V.F-W. Tickets are available now through Roy Lundelius, chairman of the dance and his committee who are Bill Mahon, Midge and Don Teuber, Gloria Smith, Joan Schroeder and Jackie Bodenheim. Oreut--Hunter There's a happy expression on the faces of both Gloria and Gerry Smith these days. Gerry and Wayne Malzahn went hunting a few weeks ago and came back with a, deer. Gerry says it was a mighty costly deer. In order to keep the meat you have to have a freezer. So Gloria got a freezer, Gerry got a deer, and the whole family is grinning these days. Get-Well Wishes A cheerful get-well wish-to Marcella Strossner still convalescing in Martha Washington hospital in Chicago. • *- Two of our 'younger* young residents recently had their tonsils taken out. Roy Breede had his taken out at McHenry hospital on Wednesday, Nov. 5 and is now well enough to be back at school again. Ricky Nelson went to Woodstock hospital for his tonsillectomy on Wednesday Nov. 13 and 'we hope' that Mommie, Daddy and Ricky are all feeling much better by now. Birthday Greetings Belated birthday greetings to young Jimmy Harper who was 12 years old last Thursday, Nov. 13. Miss GiGi Smith has finally reached the day on the calendar that marks her birthday. She has been marking off the day for weeKs and today, Nov. 21, she is a 3 years old. Kappy Birthday, "Geeg." Candy Sale The ladies * of Holiday Hills Woman's Club are selling those delicious chocolate 'bars with roasted almonds. You /nay purchase them from members of the Woman's Cub. I'SE TIIE CLASSIFIEDS CONDUCT DBIVE Joseph E. Ragen,. director-of the Illinois Department of Public Safely, has announced an intensive drive' will be made in northern Illinois counties to hire qualified persons for positions as custodial officers at the Stateville-Joliet Prison. The drive- began Nov. 19 and extend through Dec. 19. With the employment ot additional men at the Stateville Penitentiary, it will be possible to effect a 40-hour work week throughout the entire Illinois penal system, Ragen said. New employes are given intensive training at the student officers school at Statcville. Following this training, new men are given assignments which will best utilize their respective abilities. 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Two candles on the cake for Virginia Marie Gibson Saturday, Nov. 23. This date finds young Bill Brennan 15. and Laverne and Bob Kantorski will be marking their second wedding anniversary . . . Lovely Louise Mat- I thesius will be 14 on Nov. 24 and Grace and Roger Kinsey will be married 11 years. Best wishes to all. Hoping to hear from scads of you tonight, we will now bid a fond adieu. See you on Tuesday! f« 9TH ANNUAL FOWL FROLIC' MCDONALD'S McCULLOM LAKE Saturday, November 23,1963 Games Refreshments Marengo Federal SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION A. i -COST HOME LOANS tVe offei uij finest home loan plan in the area and you'll get friendly understanding and cooperation from a staff which is experienced in making the financing of a home much EASIER for families exactly like yours. 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