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Thursday, Docombor 36.1963 THE McHENHY PLAEfDEALHt * McHENRY PLAINDEALER J12 West Ebn Street Established /£75 PkoM S85-0170 riCcHenry Shores VERSTEGE BABY BAPTIZED SUNDAY AT ST. MARY'S By Beraice Wilson 885-4880 Published Every Thursday sit McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Sfjcoud C7ASS Postage Paid at McHenry, HXinois NATIONAL EDITORIAL ,1 lA#c6T,3N SU/5TAINING MEMBER Illinois \ ( BSSOCIflTIOn Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County I Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 3 Mos $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 ^ Mos $1.50 3 Mos $1.1& Wonder Lake CLUBS DISTRIBUTE BASKETS TO NEEDY DURING HOLIDAYS Mary Lou Hartog - At a joint meeting of officers of the American Legion, Chamber of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club , and Rev. Brenneman repr^ sepled the Ring wood Methodist church. Plans were made for the assembly and distribution of Christmas baskets from the American Legion Home Sunday, Dec. 22, at J. p.m. The Wonder Lake fire department helped in the distribution. Postmaster Paul Eberle acted as the coordinator to eliminate duplications. Guests of the Kiwanis Club at the annual steak and bean dinner held at Millie's Pizza, were Commander Jim Kenzie and Service Officer Casey Kasprzak, of the local American Legion Post. The Mathews team trimmed the Gutzmachers 346 to 224 - the steaks were good! How were the beans fellows? Frank Higgins won a double award - first he was chosen secretary in place of Dick Miller, who was transferred to Princeton, 111., also he won the battle axe award. nounced their engagement last week. They plan to marry in the fall of '64. Much happiness to both of you. Happy Birthday To Gerry And Gregory There are two reasons to be happy in the Ernst family this week in addition to the holidays. Gerry Ernst celebrated her birthday on Dec. 21 with a 1 trip to an ice show and a dinner also in Dundee. And young Gregory Ernst celebrated the momentous occasion of his "first" birthday on Dec. 27. Gregory stayed home for his celebration but his Godparents, Betty and Bob Hackbarth, and other relatives and friends were there to help him celebrate. Jimmy Verstege was christened Sunday at St. Mary's church in McHenry. Ronnie's ?ce, Janet, acted as God- : >ther and Beverly's brother, Larry, was Godfather. Mrs. Lillian Sviontek, Jack and Beverly Verstfege and daughter, Janet and Grandma and Grandpa Verstege helped make the day a big success. „ Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to Karen Lindwall on Dec. 27, Francis 'Buzzy' Santilli and James Burke and Monica Haley on Dec. 31. Raymond Olszewski and Ingaborg Corcoran will bring in the New Year on Jan. 1, 1964. Best wishes to all. Sorry ( Our apologies to all who went to the wrong school to vote on Dec. 14. It seems Herb Clausen was given the wrong information and I passed it on to you. Thirty lashes to each of us. / News Items Friday night Howie and Joyce1 Lexow had guests, Cathy and Jeff Musielak, while their mom and dad were out on the town. The occasion was a Christmas party given by Don's company and held at the Elgin noon they held a party for the employees' children and Santa was there to get the advance orders for toys and gifts. The Hinzes were surprised by a visit from Marie's niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maves from Hinsdale last Sunday afternoon. Since John is still recuperating from his eye operation and isn't allowed to drive his car company is very welcome. Sewing Club The last meeting of the sewing club was neld at Shirley Harper's house and the husbands of the girls present joined them at 10 o'clock for coffee and- cake. Due to the next regular date falling on New Years Eve it will be postponed for one week and be at Dorothy and Sandra Wetzel on Dec. 29, Country Club. Saturday after- Vilim's home on Jan. 7. UNIT 491 Fifty-three members and four guests enjoyed a pot-luck supper at the American Legion home Monday, preceding the regular monthly meeting. President Betty Lingenfelter presided over the meeting. Mrs. Lingenfelter introduced guests, Viola Schubler, Barbara Ahrens, Rose Bachman and Helen Creamer. Americanism Chairman EJeanore Reid reported that four books were donated to the McHenry Public library in the name of Past Commanders Charles Reihansperger and John May and Past Presidents Mary Einspar and Dorothy Weichmann. Prizes were won by Marie Howe and Bobbie Carroll. At our next meeting, Jan. 20, Foreign Relations Chairman Ruth Mrachek will present a film. The meeting adjourned and gifts were distributed by a very jolly Santa. Mrs. Helen Creamer accompanied the members in the singing of Christmas carols. The Viscount Junior Auxiliary color guard entered their first contest of the season in Racine, Wis. The contest was sponsored by the Racine Kilties. The Viscount color guard placed fourth in very high competition. We are very proud of this guard and wish them great success this season. BE WISE * " *' USE THE CLASSIFIED Have you applied for a Charge Account at GLADSTONE'S, INC.? American Legion Post News Hope you have a big circle around the date of our next project - New Years Eve. Get your tickets early from any member or at the Post Home. A new vice commander was elected to office at the last regular meeting held on Dec. 11. Ed Bell resigned the office as he is moving to California. We are all going to miss Eddy, and we wish him the best of luck in his new venture. The new Junior vice commander to take office is Wayne Keller. We are sure he will do^a good job. The next regular post meeting will be on Jan. 8, 1964 at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. It was motioned and carried at the last meeting that free refreshments will be served to the members at the close of the meetings. Let's all get down and have our voices heard. Garden Club News On Friday, Dec. 20, the Garden Club had a Christmas party visit to the school for retarded children. The teachers were giving the party and Mrs. Betty Fiala, who is chairman for the Garden club's fruit and guild project took stockings for each child. They were served cup cakes and soft drinks. Note: Sorry to be so stingy this week but with all the activities going on people just don't have time for calling in the news and I guess I just don't get the time to call either. After the holidays I want to know who was home over Christmas, and who went away, and all the things that you don't have time to tell me about now. Don't forget now -1 want at least a half a page of W.L. doings for the next issue. By the way next week's deadline is Friday too - Dec. 27, but I'm not expecting too much that day either. It's the next week that I'm going to be after all of you to give with the news. Bye and happy holidays to all of you. What if all of your dreams don't come true?7 Neither do your nightmares! Stars in the Eyes All the stars aren't in the sky these days. There are a few in the eyes of Joyce Motulewicz since last week. Wonder if it could be that beautiful new diamond she is wearing on the third finger left hand. Joyce and Jack Yegge an- Wtttf sinee, gratitude^ we ii'ixh triemdm Happp fimw YemrS JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHenry, 111. WEATHER FORECAST Continued warm and sunny, high of 82 low of 62. 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