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New and exciting decorating ideas for home and office Hwys. 14 and 176 Crystal Lake, Illinois (815) 459-6200 Delivery Available Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5:15; Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Nothing to buy, just register Holiday Hills Bonnie Kellen 385-6344 1971 Association Fall Dance Enjoyed By Everyone The Holiday Hills Property Owners Association fall dance was held on the evening of Nov. fiat Casevs'shall Everyone who was there had a real ball! The band was terrific. The only thing not so terrific about the evening was the huge amount of neighbors who did not attend. Too bad, as not only did we all have a good time, but the profits go toward helping our road program, and we all know how badly those profits are needed. Special prizes were won by Inez Young, Linda Thietje, Bob Lamb, and Leone Kathan. Winners in the ticket sales were, first place, Carol Wilson, and second place, Dale Lonergan. Congratulations! ANNUAL WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER SUCCESSFUL The Holiday Hills Women's Club "Kick-Off" dinner was held on Nov. 10. All who at­ tended enjoyed a dinner of beef fondue in burgundy wine, with all the trimmings. There were approximately forty women in attendance. The fall flower centerpieces, which were made and contributed to the club by my father-in-law, Harold Kellen of Glenview, were given to Linda Thietje, Barb Em­ mons, Jo Janik, Connie Catanzaro, Dee Wegener, Lil Goebel, Inez Young, Laurie Johnson, Pat Lonergan, and Mary Ann Mahon. Those on the dinner committee were Marge Connell, Barb Emmons, Linda Thietje, Carolyn Stackhouse, Bonnie Kellen, and Joan Cornwell. The next meeting will be a Christmas party. It will be the evening of Dec. 8 at the Mahon home. Everyone is requested to bring a $2 grab bag gift, and also a humorous gift. See you there! JULIA ANN'S FIRST HOLY COMMUNION Julia Ann Mahon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mahon, received her first Holy Com­ munion at 7:15 Mass at St. Patrick's church on Sunday, Nov. 14. She was presented with a lovely bouquet of flowers from her grandparents, and TONES THE WAIT IS WORTH IT! I IHE WEEK FROM TODAY Y O U ' L L S E E T H E B I G G E S T S A L E E V E R A D V E R T I S E D I N T H I S P U B L I C A T I O N What a fabulous event! For all music lovers, this can be the greatest money- saving sale of the century! Stereo, com­ ponents, television, tape recorders, pre­ recorded and blank tapes, records, acc­ essories of all kinds... everything ... and we mean everything ... priced right for yourself, your family, or for gift-giving! The wait is worth it. See our ad next week! EVERYTHING ... YES, EVERYTHING ... IN TRULY FINE MUSIC AND YOU'LL LOVE^THE LOW, LOW PRICES! Yes ... good things are happening at ROUTES 31 & 120 McHENRY, ILLINOIS Across From the Jewel MUSIC | ELECTRONICS 815-385-4646 A Division of Tones, Inc. was honored afterward by a dinner party in her home. Many relatives and friends were present, among them, Julia Ann's godparents, Mrs. Jacqueline Coss and Frank Rachwalski. BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES A belated birthday wish to Karen Thietje on Nov. 4, Vi Abbink on Nov. 8 and Jim Harper on Nov. 14. Happy birthdays to Kristine Walters on Nov. 19, Angela Catanzaro and Jeff Kasprzyk on Nov. 20, Sally Foreman, Randy Connell, and Gigi Smith on Nov. 21, Leon Kathan on Nov. 22, Scott Postal, on Nov. 23, Raymond Hankeon Nov. 26, Bill Salter on Nov. 27, and Donnie Gabriel on Nov. 30. Happy anniversary to Joe and Barb Emmons on Nov. 28. Hope everyone has a happy Thanksgiving. Seems im­ possible that it's that time of year again. We've just been having such pleasant weather it is almost impossible to think of snow and ice in the near future. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... HONOR VETERANS - Tom Birmingham i^shown raising the flag just before McHenry veterans belonging to the World War I Veterans, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars par­ ticipated in Armistice day ceremonies in the park. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Here & There In BUSINESS PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, AT DEALERSCHOOL David Lennon and John Brennan, B&L Construction Co., Inc., McHenry, received a plaque denoting their suc­ cessful completion of a Basic Dealer school held recently in Oklahoma City by Star Manufacturing company, O k l a h o m a C i t y - b a s e d manufacturer of metal building systems. Thirty-five builder- dealer company represen­ tatives from eighteen states, Israel and Puerto Rico at­ tended the school. GLASS COLLECTION The Future Teachers' association of Crystal Lake high school will conduct the monthly glass collection at the Crystal Lake Plaza Saturday, Nov. 20. These young people will be ready to accept con­ tributions of clean glass with all me&l removed and clean tin cans that have had both ends cut out and pressed flat, any time between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. DINNER WORTH REMEMBERING • CAN BE YOURS Complete dinners * TURKEY • PRIME RIB * GOOSE (Childrens portions available) Reservations - 385-1488 HARMONY RESORT 614 W. Bald Knob Rd. McHenry Worry doesn't help tomorrow's troubles, but it does ruin today's happiness. presenting... Christmas