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Page Ten THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEB Thursday/ Novemb«r 2. 1®1 Lakeland Park Women's Club Meets Tonight Chris Foszf'7. EV. 5-4942 Gloria Flannigan - EV. 5-4710 The November meeting of the Women's club will lie called to order tonight, Thursday. Nov. 1?. at 8:30 p.m. Be sure to attend this important business meeting and bring your books and the things you may wish to dona,te for the bazaar. See you all tonight? Sam Bucaro and children, Sandra, Donna, Phillip, Denise, an<1 Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Parisi and daughters, Linda and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Colletti, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boazan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parisi and son, Joey. Mr. and Mrs. S. Slonina and daughters, Karen and Judy, Fditty< Di- Modica, Jim Ness, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thorsen, Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Rehburg, Mrs. Mary ' Palerno, Maine Piaseki, Josephine and Nina La Cerba, Tom Bitterman, Joan Koerper and Len Ibsh. A buffet style dinner was enjoyed by all. Bazaar N'PWS Well, gals we've finally reached the last few days until Our bazaar. Here's hoping everyone foas things all completed and ready for sale. There will be a Christmas booth, candy booth, bakery booth, needlework booth and a white elephant booth. The bazaar will begin r,t 12 and end at "6 p.m. Anyone wanting nore informa'tion is welcome to call Barbara Muerer at FV.. Attention Teenapers Reminder 1o all Lakeland Park teenagers 17 and under: The curfew for McHenry is 11 p.m. every day. Take heed to this as it is a strictly enforced law. Brownies The new Erownie Troop w h i c h h a s r e c e n t l y b e e n formed is now complete. The members are Patti Rogers, Cathy Humann. Hally Kochl, Patty Jobes, Alicia Sweeney, Cynthia Kujak, Patti Anderson, Mary Ellen Deje, Mary Frances De.ie. Debbie Droesser. Mary Dowel 1. Pam Laursen, Debbie Gladman, Kristie Flannigan. Carol Jaenicke, Donna Kominske. Karen O'Gara, Susie Pankiewicz and Cindy Casey. Bunny Jnenicke is the leadei and Gloria. Flannigan is co-leader. Anyone wishing to help is welcome. Get-Well Wishes To: Little Eddie Bock who had his tonsils removed over the weekend *nd we would like to wish him a quick recovery. To all in Lakeland Park who have been hit by the flu bug. Sympathy May we extend our deepest sympathy to Sam and Joan Bucaro on the recent loss of their b r o t h e r-in-law, Alex Duerr of Morton Grove. He passed away Oct. 16. Double Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi gave a double party for their son, Pete, on Sunday, Oct. 22. It was Pete's birthday and engagement party. He became engaged to Bonnie Bucarp. No date has been set as yet. Attending the celebration was Margie Parisi, Mr. and Mrs. Shower Jeanette Koerper gave a bridal shower for her niece. Joanne Koerper, of F.'astwood Manor. Approximately thirtyeight guests attended the Oct. 15 doings. Joanne received many wonderful gifts. A buffet style meal was served. She will be married at the Zion Lu* the ran church this coming Sunday, Nov. 5. Happy Anniversary To Dunna and Ray Rode on "NY>v. 5. May you ooth have a wonderful day. Happy Birthday Greetings To Gert Krug on Nov. 1, and to Paul Meyer who will be two on Nov. 1, and to Marilyn Meyer on Nov. 3, and to Joan Schwegel on Nov. 7. Many happy returns of the day. Birthday Doings Suzanne Gerstad had a few of her friends over on Oct. 25 to celebrate her birthday. The girls who enjoyed the goodies along with Sue were Sally Wheelock, Linda Muerer and Marian Nicolai. Donald Williams celebrated his eighth birthday last Friday with a party. About twenty boys enjoyed cake, ice cream, candy and favors. Meta Oilier celebrated her, eighty-second birthday Oct. 23 with a party given by her three daughters. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Fryer of Lilymoor, Mrs. R. Backmann, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. John Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rader and daughter, Margie, of Wonder Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shigley of Mc- ST0£ FROZEN PIPES SI--trl» Jkgm <wr»pfWlcsi(?!pD yrwenfee fie-Msltag. Built-in tfeoraottit oovoo curr#nt. Grae&slate raf-feto WRAP-ON INSULATION 0o My* heat, All «lx*s «t©<M *3% SEE US TOM*. VYCITAL'S HMBWABE 1228 W. Green EV" 5-0098 <M©AN TEACHING STUDIO OF McHENRY 3721 WEST ELM STREET AFFILIATED WITH HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO OF ELGIN Phone 385-2372 For Lesson Appointment Also on Hand is Mr. Symonski To Take Your Call 8c Also Give You A Demonstration On All HAMMOMD ORGANS OPEN 6 DAYS PER WEEK Cullom Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Pietsch, Mr. and Mrs. Grobel, Mr. and Mrs. H. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. P Meyers, Mrs. E. Stafford, all of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Jennetten of Morton Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Trice of Bufflo Grove and five greatgrandchildren. A buffet style dinner was served. Halloween Parties frgnna and Ray Rode were hosts for a Halloween party last Saturday evening. They also celebrated Donna and Bob Matthews birthdays. Attending the gala party in unusual costumes were Jesse and Bob Matthews, Clarence and Eleanore. Hearle, Bob and Audrey Koczar, Fred and Judy Ludwig, Sue and Matt Grizely. Vivian and John Steele, Rich and Judy Janzack, Rich and Ann Wohnrade, Shirley and Max Koch, Shirley- and Marv George, Ron and Barb Muereu, Stella and Joe Links, and John and Polly La Castro. Everyone enjoyed themselves and some were still recuperating when I called this Monday. Some fun, Huh? The Cub Scouts from Pack M61 had a Halloween party on Oct. 26 on the grounds of the VFW. They roaste<4j> weenies and marshmallows over a sizzling bonfire. The boys presented short skits and first prize was won by Den 4. The den mother is Mrs. Arlene Bartos and she's very proud of her boys. The winners were Russell Rode, Bobby Matthews, Tom Bockmann and Mark Bart os. The Squares had a Halloween party on Saturday Oct. 28, at the community house. There were eleven couples. Games were playod and prizes were awarded to the winners. The Rogers had their traditional Halloween weenie roast last Tuesday. About thiriy neighborhood children enjoyed the festivities. i Demonstration Shirley George was hostess ! for a demonstration last Thurs- ! day. Guests were Shirley Koch, Dorothy Glorch, Roberta Hum- ' phreys, Marge Weber, Barbara | Muerer and myself. Cake and i coffee were served. | Visiting | Paul and Almu Brushaber | spent an enjoyable time at the ! home of John and Marie Beh- ! rendt who reside in Lilymoor. Marie gave Alma some ignore plants for her gai'den. On Friday evening Tony and Carol 1 Knor came over for a game of c o n c e n t r a t i o n . L i t t l e . S t e v e ; Knor was concentrating a little too hard and fell sound asleep. Then on Saturday eve- CHRISTMAS GREETINGS See our extensive collection of Christmas greetings . . . choose the cards that suit your taste. McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St. ning the Brushabers went to visit their neighbors, Rich and Jean Hahndorf. 'fhe time went by quite fast talking about everything from politics to puppies that it's a good thing they had this ext^a hour with the changing of the new time. They needed it because on Sunday afternoon they were visited by Ed and Ann Selles and daughter, Linda, from Chicago. The Selles are planning on living in our fair community m the near future. And we say "Welcome". Vicky and Len Bottari and children attended a Communion party last Sunday in Chicago. Their niece, Judy Mazzoni, made her ,Communion at St. Ailbe's. There was a paity afterwards for the family. John and Gloria Flannigan attended a dinner last week at the John McNish home in Richrrtond. Visitors Beverly Wickenkamp was hostess for a club which she belonged to since high school days. The group has kept in contact with each other since then: She served high-caloried desserts and plenty of coffee. Jack and Petey Oakford had company from Chicago on Sunday, Oct. 29. They were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce and son, Ed. Shii ley and Max Koch were surprised last Sunday by a visit from old friends, Nick and Ann Sobol and children of Hillside. Welcome Newcomers Welcomc to newcomers Donna and Francis. (Bud/ Stolt.z who reside at. 4815 Home avenue! The Stoltzes moved to our community two months ago from Burton's Bridge. They have three lovely boys. Jeffrey, 5, who attends kindergarten at Edgebrook; Keith, 4. and Todd, 1, and a new addition will bless their home come December. Bud is a machinist and his hobbies are bowlini;, archery and fishing. Donna enjoys sewing and bowling and being a mother. Donna attendi ed Waueonda high school \ Bud hales from Beloit, Wis. ! high school. Welcome neigh- I bors. VA ASSISTANCE i A veterans administration representative from the Rock- ' ford VA office will be on I duty at Woodstock Tuesday, ' Nov. 7, to inforjn and assist ;ve1erans. their dependents gftid ; the general public regarding j all benefit programs of the ! VA. 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