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i?, c ' , V. "<\*v r* 'f ^ ' \irf - ~ "i^ - -%|K"i"^r--^--r--' --1 • j'>" 7^ 3 ~~ -fr7--A--- Thursday, December 19, 1957 \ • \ ; - t \ THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page .•1 f • - '.^.V' " • • - 1 /Lakeland Park News and Dorothy Uttich * • ••••••••••••««•••«••••••) Holiday Look i. This past weekend has brought . *#*»)*•,. ' • " lilt a new holiday look m our community. Due to the combined efforts of Ed Glorch and his son. Foster Glorch, the three entrances are decked out in their Christmas attire. Each of the lamp post has been decorated with evergreens and large, candy canes. Just this small amount, of decorating goes a long way toward dressing up our entrance ways. A big thank you to Ed id Foster for volunteering their ime. Marty of the residents got busy this weekend too? and outside ho^ge decorations have begun to appear. A few we noticed when we drove in Sunday evening were the Ray Bujaks who once again have a very bright ar^l^heery] wonderful Christmas party by display; the Ken fioyce^ 'who [their, co-chairmen, Dorothy Meinmust have put a great" <Jeal of T.-Uj work into the miniature church and surrounding seeftfe' that adorns their front yard;;'and "the John Reinhardt, Jrs., who : have their evergreen trees-, trimmed with colorful lights. The LPPOA are encouraging their members to participate in the home decorating contest again this year. Awards will be given for what the judges consi3er the most striking, artistic, &nd etc. Your display doesn't have to be elaborate to win so let's all try to have at least a small amount of eke and Elmira Kujak on Wed' nesday, Dec. 11. The party was held in the home of Mrs. Rose Blanc and was given as a reward for all the hard work that was put into the Snow Ball dance. Hie evening got off to a gay 'start with the serving of delicious punch and tasty cheese dip. A clever "draw the Christmas* tree" game brought out a great deal of laughter - and merriment. Yours truly won this game and Vicki Bottari got the booby prize. Tee Bujak won the word game that was played and Lee Glorch Christmas look about our homes, i took bottom honors. When it The judging will take place on j came to performing stunts Jean Sunday evening, Dec. 29. We will list the judges in next week's column. Pre-Holiday Party The hard workers of the ways and means committee of the Woman's Club were treatgd to a Parisi, Fran Cina and Lee Glorch couldn't be , beat. And since no Christmas party would be complete without carols Rose Blanc led the group in singing the traditional Christmas songs. She and Tee Bujak /also treated the girls to a few solo numbers. A festive looking holiday table was prepared for the 1 guests. Miniature Christmas ti-ees were placed at each end of the table which was ladened with an attractive array of tasty food that would tempt the most discriminating gourmet.,- Sitting back and. enjoying the delectable food were Vicki Bottari, Rose Blanc, Fran Cina, Jean Parisi, Alice Quaiyer, Arlene Bartos. Tee Bujak. Helen Strand- -quist. Marge Casey, Ivy Lezak,- Lee Glorch, Dolores Rogers, Dorothy Uttich, and , our . hostesses, Dorothy and Elmira.-' Santa's Helpers The Junior 'Teen club is lending Santa h hand again this year. They are sponsoring a gala Christmas . party for our toddlers and young, ones at the American Legion- clubhouse on „Sunday afternoon. Dec. 22, from 1 o'clock until 5. . - Santa's helpers will be "around I I FINE GIFT SlfGGESTION for the LADY of YOUR CHOICE s 9 I X< AGENCY FOR HELENA BUBENSTEIN -- ELIZABETH ARDEN -- DOROTHY GRAY HUDNUT -- DUBARftY -- SHULTON -- MAX FACTOR LENTHERIC-- LUCIEN LELONG to accept offers of candy, fruit, nuts, or money for the Christmas treats to be given to the children. They plan on going (door to door throughout the subdivision on Friday and Saturday of this week. You can help them speed up their tasks by having your, contribution ready for them when they come to your house. Last year's party was a huge success and the wee ones had a happy time so let's help the 'teenagers who are planning this. Each child attending the party is asked to bring a quarter grabbag gift. The girls should bring gifts marked for girls and the boys for file boys. (If the mother can keep this secret, then Santa can get the credit.) Social Night Sponsored by the LPPOA was held on Friday evening, Dec. 13. In spite of the busy holiday season it was fairly well attended^ The next social night is planned for Jan. 10 so mark it on your calendar and come on out to join the fun. Happy Birthdny " To all the December celebrants. Linda Kotryck who had a birthday on Dec. 5. Alice Sullivan and Jack Lavin whose birthday was the tenth. To young Christopher Uhles who was three on the fifteenth. To Lois Raiford who celebrated on the sixteenth. To Kenny Laurence who will be eleven o nthe nineteenth. To Pamela Messel who can blow her candles out on the twenty-third. And to little Debbie HOlas who almost was a Christmas baby and arrived on Dec. 24. A happy, happy, birthday to all. ft:*'v at the Alesi home in Chicago. % ) Couldn't Find the Chimney We hear that Tony Pintozzi gave quite a performance Sunday when his leg came dancing thru the living room ceiling. Tony was up in the attic getting down their Christmas decorations when he slipped and broke thru the ceiling. 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