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to go enorkeung. They could see all sorts of tropical fish, conch shells moving around 4 carved stone steps lead- * ing into the water. All was well until the fish started nibbling at the lege, then it was “no way" for Pot! Back out to sea on the “Amerikanis”, they experienced some real, rough weather, causing the ship to do some rocking and rolling. Richard handled it well, but poor Pat had about 35 hours of pure nausea. This trip was a celebration of 20 years of marriage - belated congratulations to the Hebners!! They had dropped their 16 year old, daughter, Kimberly, and their exchange student from Germany, Gaby Ringliff, at Palmetto, Florida, to stay with their good friends, Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Caswell, while they took the cruise. The girls had a ball in Disney World, Sea World, and swimming at the Gulf beaches.
Thanksgiving Day is at last here. With memories of warm kitchens, tables crowded with food, and thought# of our loved ones and dose friends, are look forward to giving thank# and feasting with those we care about'
Richard and Pat Hebner will be having visitors this Thanksgiving. They are Richard’s parents, Betty and Clete Helmer, Richard’s grandmother, Sebia Littlepage, all from Little Falla, New York, which is up-state, and Wendy and Debbie will be home from college. Pat is p^^ning to have the “big turkey” and all the trimmings. Everyone cant wait!! And Grandmother Littlepage is bringing her famous, Texas chocolate cake, which is the most moist, fodgy cake you ever tasted with great, big, mouth watering pecans sitting on top. Oh boy!! Gobble, gobble, here we come!!
May we all be thankful for our; • blessings on this Thankagivii* Day," and eiuoy those people arpund us. Happy Thanksgiving to you! '
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