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"•A" • THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES Wednesday, October 18, 1967 REGION SINCE 1878' HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG 385-4672 Ahlgrims Greet New Grandson A wee blue bundle is getting all the attention in the gray house on the corner of Sunset and Holiday Drives currently. Christopher Steven Kossup was delivered at Condsll Memorial hospit^ in Libertyville 03 Saturday, Oct. 7, to Sue and Dennis Kossup. Weighing 6 lbs., 9 ozs. and measuring m inches, the little charmer, has, beside his proud parents, a 3 year old brother, Scott, and his mrternal grandparents Lu and A1 Ahlgrim. close at hand and at his beck and call. Our congratulations to Sue and Dennis and to Grandpa and Grandma Ahlgrim who are getting. to be old hands at this. RETURNS FROM SOUTH AMERICA ( The Ahlgrims have all kinds of exciting things happening in their family. Beside Sue presenting them "1th a grandson, their daughter, Joyce, just returned recently from South America with her husband, Roger, and her son, Timmy, whom Lu and A1 had never = because he was born during their five year stay in South America as Missionaries. , Joyce and Roger Kenny have returned to the United States for a year's furlough before returning to the missionary field. They spent two weeks here in Holiday Hills and have now gone to Michigan where they are doing deputation work. Lu tells me that Joyce .would like to do some nursing while she is here so that she can brush up on the new techniques before she goes back. WOMAN'S CLUB The Holiday Hills Woman's Club met at the Mahon home on Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 8p.m. President Vi Abbink announced that the kick-off dinner will be held at the, time o' ths nsxt regular monthly meeting and that each resident will be contacted to attend. A bake sale will also be held next month and you ai*i a'l respectfully requested to support the sale, with donations and purchases.-' Proceed 5 will go toward the purchase of a new raft for the lake beach. Hostesses for the evening were Pat Hughes and Connie Catanzaro. GRANDPARENTS VISIT Lorna Tackitt's grandparents, Mr. and M\ s.Sam Lightfoot, from Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., stopped for a four day visit at the Tackftt home, 1505 Poplar street. The Lightfoots CULLOM KNOLL INN -- Gate 6 -- McCullom Lake Road FRIDAY SPECIAL 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Fish Fry .... 95c Pan Fried Fresh Lake Perch $1.75 Malucl Relish Tray Join The Fun ... Sing with our Hammond Organ Fri. & Sal. nights from 9:00 p.m. have a resort in Michigan alii were on their way to their annual winter stay in the sunshine in Florida. We'll be thinking about them when the snow flies. HIPPY HALLOWEEN ; HAPPENING Don't forget to get your tickets for the Halloween party to be,held at 'Casey's Pad' onSaturday, 0;t. 28. See HankHaufe, chairman. BREEDE BIRTHDAYS What with Roy and Gerry Breede having birthdays just one day apart, the parties bunch up during the first week of October each year. This year Ray • celebrated his birthday twice, o.ice with Grandma Wauer at dinner on the date of h'.s birthday, Oct. 4 and again w!ien he took his friends, Mark Jende and Alan White, to the theaier on the following Sunday. A surprise dinner party was held for Gerry on Tuesday, Oct. 10 a' the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Gen and Roy Peavey, in Barrington. On hand to halp with the surprise Vi and Bill Abbink. Renee and Larry Jende and Pat &id Byd Roth. V# GREETINGS - A happy birthday this week to Gerri Postal on the twentieth, and to Jimmy Tackitt on the seventeenth. BACK HOME Pm happy to report that young Rene Buch, grandson of Bernhard Schwiike, is back home and in school again after a .stay in a Chicago hospital undergoing tests. x'\ liit' /,4 > if "J N i ^^ »"i '*.....,134 i jij "t f t i t j j g i Glamor Goes On Sale Monday, Istilgr 23 pgn to 1!°®® pm "BONDED MYLAR SHIFT" STYLE *960 Sizes 12/20 STYLE *961 " i4^to24K2 COLORS: Winter White, Ice Blue, Orange Sherberto • Warm without excessive weight • Non - allergenic • Shape retaining $5 98 FREE With Every $ 15.00 Purchase A Beautiful Beaded Evening Handbag "Midnight Madness Only" RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET Hours Daily 9 6 1402 N. Riverside Dr, Fri 9 9 Sun 9 5 1 Block North of Rf 1 ?0 on Riverside Dr^ Tel. 385-5900 McHenry, Illinois Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Martin returned Sunday of last week from an enjoyable three weeks trip, the main purpose of which was to visit their son, Charles and family who moved recently from Atlanta, Ga„ to Darien, Conn. Fron there they travelled through the New England states where they called on cousins of Mrs. Martin, one whom she hadn't seen for fifty years, and another whom she had never seen, and also visited places where Mr. Martinis relatives had resided before migrating to this part of the country. Then on to Montreal whef they visited the Expo., comingN home through Canada to Detroit where they stopped to visit Greenfield Village. In all they covered almost 3,000 miles, called on friends along the way and saw much beautiful fall scenery. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Schmitt, who spent the summer in McHenry, returned to their winter home in St. Petersburg, Fla., last week. Dr. and Mrs. Pape and children of Chicago were Saturday evening visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAndrews. Mrs. McAndrews, who returned home from the Woodstock hospital recently, is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hauner and Mrs. Clara Wright of Chicago were Columbus day guests in the Dale Dixon home. Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks and Mrs. Walter Brooks attended the wedding of Miss Charlotte Owens and Larry Gianneschi which took place at St. Leo's church in River Forest, Saturday, with a reception following ^atthe Chevy Chase country club inWheeling. Mrs. Mark Hopkins and children of Milwaukee spent a few days the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doherty. Mark Spindler of LaGrange Park was a weekend guest of his grandmother , Mrs. G.R. Spindler. Mrs. Walter Carlson and son, Tom, have been spending several days in LaPorte, Ind., where they were called by the illness and death of her father, Edward Kruchton, who passed away on his eighty-second birthday. Survivors other than his daughter are his widow, a granddaughter and grandson. Funeral services were held from St. Peter's church in La- Porte, Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Louderback of Puyallup, Wash., spent several days last week in the Herbert Engdahl home enroute to New York and Washington, DX. Mrs. A.M.- Dohn has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Lincoln. Neb. Recent visitors in her home were a friend, Mrs. Edwin Trook of Marion, Ind., and a cousin from Las Vegas. Mrs. Vaugh Jones has returned from a month's trip to Japan where she visited her son, Major Craig Baldwin, his wife, the former Mary Nye of McHenry, and children, Lori, 5 and Steven, V% and also did much sight-seeing. Enrouteshe spent some time with her brother, Harry Duerkop, and family in PaloAlto, ^alif., and also LICENSES OF . TEN DRIVERS ARE SUSPENDED . Secretary of State Paul Po- " well has announced the suspensions of the driver licenses of ; Larry Thompson of Woodstock ; for driving1 while intoxicated; ; also Gordon Botts of Wood- • stock, Lloyd Brown and Phyllis Cane of Algonquin, Richard Korolovich of 1410 Wauconda road, and Vincent Weyland, Jr., of 1124 S. Blackhawk, both of McHenry, John Moor head, Jr., of Rt. 1, Huntley, all for three violations; Anthony Bosco of Harvard for attempting to flee or elude a poliec officer; Carl Wiley of Rt.' 1, Cary* for violation restriction on license or permit; and George Haze, Sr., of 3603 Middle avenue, McHenry, for suspension or revo-- cation re-fcntered for driving while license was suspended or revoked. A probationary permit w.»s issued to Donald Horn of Huntley. stopped off in Hawaii to visit points of interest. vV, service , , 4 mciuding our new drive -in af your convenience a n r < J i J r i e ^ k j f e e p " n ypu receiye , . -v/.. 1 " * McHENR.y SAVINGS LOAN UP 10 815,000