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Thursday, September 12L 1382 THE MCTOJBY piadiceajlir Page Twenty-On# Lakeland Park Woman's Club Opens Season Gloria Fjannlgaii - 885-4710 Barbara Meurer - 385-4356 ^ Tonight at 8:30 p.m. will be Withe first Women's club meeting of the season. This is a reminder from the entertainment and refreshment committee: Don't forget that this is a sol cial night. We have something | in store for you gals, so let's i have a good turnout. Any newcomers who moved in just recently and are reading this article, we're inviting you also to come. (You do have to be • a member of the LPPOA. Our community house is located on Allen street, one half block north of Home avenue. Ask your neighbors, they'll be more than glad to \tell you how' to get there.)' -3 Also another reminder: on our last meeting for the season in June, you gals all agreed on the grab-bag (get acquaint- Aed gift). Please don't forget it. ^ Wrap it up and put your name on it. Any new comers who are interested in coming, may join in on this gift exchange by bringing something inexpensive but nice, something you yourself would enjoy receiving. AFTER the exchange there will be a social evening. It sure sounds like fun don't it? See ; you there? Minstrel Group "Fun Days" This coming Saturday and Sunday are "Fun Days" which the minstrel group have been planning. They will be held at the east beach. There will be games, pony rides for the kiddies and a gala weekend of entertainment for the entire family. On Sunday, Sept. 16, from 8 to 1 p.m.. the committee will be serving breakfast with plenty of those mouth watering pancakes, sausages, and bacon and hot coffee. For the 'teen-agers there will be a twist dance. So be sure to keep these days open and come out and have yourself and your family some fun. Baseball Club Danre The Lakeland Park ball club is having a dance on Sept. 22 at the American I^egion hall in McHenry, and it begins at 9 p.m. Get your tickets now from any manager or call C. Hearle at 385-57^0 and . he will be glad to get them to you.' Community House Schedule Thursday, Sept. 13, Women's club meeting and social night, 8:30 p.m.; Friday, Sept. 14, dancing classes 1 to 6 p.m.; Monday, Sept. 17, Cub pack meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Sept. 18, Boy Scout meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Sept. 19, Little League open meeting, 7:30 p.m.; Thursday, Sept. 20, Lakeland Park Democratic club, 8 p.m. For reservations call Jo Rizzo 385-2728. Blue Bundles Harry and Jerry Nicolai are the proud parents of a son, Edward Anthony,_ bora on Aug. 21 at McHenry hospital. Edward tipped the scales at 8 lbs., 2 ozs. and was all of 21 inches long. Anxious over his arrival were brother Ronald and five sisters, Lorraine, Ruth. Marian, Annette and C h r i s t i n e . A l s o m a t e r n a l grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Simon, of Chicago. Attends Christening Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lanz attended the christening of their first grandson, James Brian Lanz, in Chicago on Sunday, Sept. 9. James was baptized at St. Michael's church and his god-parents were his grandfather. .loe Lanz, and Mrs. Ruth Norlh of Chicago. There was a buffet lunch served after the christening. 25th Anniversary Party Mr. and Mrs. Tony Piaseeki of 2002 N. Sunset avenue celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a party on Sunday, Sept. 9, at the Pary house in Chicago. There were ninty-five guests attending, including Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi and daughter, Margaret, from McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Kraskiewicz and son, Michael, from Lakeland Park. Results, on All-Star Game Our All-Star team took a beating last Sunday when they played the All-Star team of Niles. The final score was 16 to 1. Better luck next time boys. Belated Happy Birthday Wishes To Debbie George, who was 6 on Sept. 7; to Marv George, who celebrated Sept. 10; and to Karen Slonaina who was .7 yesterday, Sept. 12. Birthday Wishes A "happy birthday" wish to Joey Parisi, who will be 2 years old on Sept. 15, and to Junior Przetacznik who will be 5 also oh Sept. 15. Anniversary Wishes Happy anniversary wishes to Eddie and Doris Bock, who celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary on Sept. 8.. Tripoly Luncheon Helen Kraskiewicz was hostess • for lunch and a tripoly game last Wednesday, Sept. 5, at her home. Guests were Ruth McMahon, Delia Julian, Edna Hauntras, Louise McEnery, Ivy Lezak and Ann Herzog. Helen served a very tempting and hi-caloried lunch and Ruth McMahon walked off witri all the loot. Attend Going-Away Party Gene and Chris Foszcz and girls attended a going away partj- for Chris' brother. Joseph Bargo, in Chicago. Joseph won a scholarship to Notre Dame college in Indiana. He is going to become a priest. All the family and relatives were in attendance. Attend Wedding Harry and Esther Cygan attended the wedding of Harry's cousin, Judy Strzalka, to Mr. James Ranee, Jr., in Chicago last Saturday evening. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy to the Krater family on the recent loss of Bill's dad. Philip Krater,- of Villa Park. Birthday Dinner Party Bill and Ann Herzog were hosts to a dinner party last Sunday, Sept. 9. Their guests were Bill's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Marberg, and family and Bill's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herzog. The occasion was to celebrate belated birthdays of Bill's daughter and son. Ann prepared a delicious feast. Vacationers Marv and Shirley George and family just get back from a three-week vacation in Florida. They came back by way of Washington, D. C.. where they spent a day sight-seeing, then on to Baltimore, Md.. where they spent a day with friends. All in all, they had a most enjoyable three weeks. Labor Day Cook-Outs A cook-out was held at the Hauntras home on Labor day for a1 few of their neighbors. Those contributing a dish were the Herzogs, Lezaks, Kraskiewicz and Delia Julian. Later Delia's son and family from Minnesota joined them. Shuffleboard was played and prizes were awarded. Also, there was a little contest as to who would be the one to eat the most during the day and that trophy went to Bill Herzog, who did most of the nibbling. A Labor day stay-at-home picnic was given in the Edward Schultz garage on Rogers avenue. Guests attending this most enjoyable picnic were Mr. and Mrs. J. Schwetz, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwetz and daughter, Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. H. Larson (who thought up and arranged this picnic) Mr. aill Mrs. Louis Rehl>erg and daughters. Patsy, Dorothy and Doris. Grandma Pearl Tomlin and Eddie Schultz, Jr., and his friend, Linda Adams. Late comers were Gordon and Pat Rehberg, who were just returning from a weekend camping trip in Wisconsin. A smorgasbord style lunch and supper was made possible by all families hringing their own favorite dishes and combining all in a beautiful array of some very tasty dishes. Joe Schwetz was chief cook with his own recipe for French fried Italian sausage. Mr. Larson was heartbroken when he lost his title of champion checker player to Mrs. Evelyn Rehberg, who really de-throned him in two very cleverly played games. At 9 p.m. everyone headed home to their bicarbonate of soda and bed and sweet dreams of their Halloween party-to-be. Visiting and Visitors Len and Vickey Bottari had a visit Saturday from Vickey's mom and dad. Mr. and Mrs. L. Mazzoni of Chicago and Vickey's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mazzoni, Jr., and d a u g h t e r s , J u d y , G a i l and Joyce, also of Chicago. John and Gloria Flannigan and children spent Sunday in Johnsburg at the home of friends, Don and Pinky Smith. The Grizelys spent Saturday in Skokie, attending a birthday party for their nephew, Gilbert Hawkins, who was 6 years old. Mrs. Eileen Grondy, Petey Oakford's mother, spent a few days with her last week while Jack Oakford was in McHenry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A. Patoux of «rf IT'S TIME FOR A BIG SHOWDOWN IN McHENRY! .s V , IT'S A PRICE SHOWDOWN ON 1962 VALIANTS! Drop in to our showroom and let us show you how a Valiant with the optional "225" engine fared against bigger, more powerful cars during the "Showdown at Riverside" in California. And, let us give you our showdown on price and value. Our cards are on the table now and our prices are slashed to clear out all '62 models. You'd better hurry! See your PLYMOUTH-VALIANT Dealer today! A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. 2508 West Route 120, McHenry Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday with their daughter and son-in-law and grandchildren, the L. E. Rehbergs of Prairie avenue. Their other daughter, Vera, was enroute home from a two-week vacation in Hot Springs, Ark., and was due to arrive home Monday. Mr, and Mrs. E. Owens had as their Labor day weekend guest, Miss Lois Jaekel, Mrs. Owen's sister from Chicago. The Don Gerstad family went to Wasco, 111., to visit with her brother's family, R. M. Birkenbine, on Sunday. Visiting David and Mimi Ladd last Saturday were Mimi's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Grow and family, Billy John and Stepanie. They stopped by on thfcir way from their home in Wadsworth, Ohio, to take John to Marquette university in Milwaukee, where he is a freshmen, and Stephanie to Alverno college, also in Milwaukee, where she is taking a nursing course. The Meurers went to Barb's sister's new house in Wheaton Sunday for a birthday supper for one of the children. Later in the evening a surprise housewarmirig party was held, with twenty-four people attending. Visiting the Max Koch home for a while is Max's mother from Maywood. She came out expecting to take care of Shirley's children while she was in the hospital but due to a bad cold Shirley's operation was postponed again. The little red car sitting in Lyda and Bill Radisch's driveway doesn't belong to them but to their son-in-law, Charles Lezow. He is staying® with them until he can find a house for his family. He is being transferred from his job in Dallas, T^xas, to O'Hare field. And you can bet your boots I .yd a and Bill are happy about this. New* About Oar Servicemen Chief Warrant Officer G. E. Shelton recently retired from the naval service after completing twenty years of service. CWO-2 Shelton entered the Navy in Pontiac, Mich., afmanship. Mr. Shelton wears both the silver delphins of the submarine service and the combat war patrol pin with three stars. He also holds the Asiatic Pacific theatre medal with five stars, the China service medal, World War II victory medal, the Philippine libera- , tion medal, American theatre medal, National Defense medal, Good Conduct medal, and ' ! A, Navy Occupation service • 'J medal. , Mr. .Shelton and his family will reside at 2903 N. Wooded Lane, McHenry. 25 per cent of blindness in both eyes due to accidents are the result of accidents in the home according to the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Lakeland Park Boys' Baseball Club xw- G. E. SHELTON Demonstration Polly Licastro was hostess at a demonstration last Thursday with the following girls attending! Dolly Nowell, Emma Doering, Audrey Koczor, Joan Kreutz and her friend, Jane, Dorothy Chismar, Flossie Kawa, Helen Haynes, Judy Barker and Maureen Johnson. ter the outbreak of the second World War. In 1943, following submarine training at New London, Conn., he served aboard the submarine Mingo in the Western Pacific, in which he completed five successful war patrols against the Japanese in the Philippine Sea, the Yellow Sea, the sea of Japan and the Indian Ocean, operating out of Freemantle, Australia and Midway. After the war. Chief Electrician Shelton served aboard the submarines Stickleback, Pike, Chivo and Sea Cat. Mr. Shelton has also spent sixteen I months in the arctic aboard | the ice breaker Edisto, which led support ships sailing between Boston. Mass., and Thule, Greenland, and has rec e i v e d c o m m e n d a t i o n s f r o m the commanding officers of the USS Mineo. USS Stickleback, USS Pike. USS Chivo. Commander, Boston Navy Shipyard and Commander, Philadelphia Navy shipyard, for meritorious service and outstanding work- Next Welcome Party Coming Up On Oct. 11 the welcome committee is having their welcome party for all newcomers to our community. If there is anyone you know who has never been to a welcome party before, please contact Lyda Radisch at 385-2754 and she will send them a written invitation. DANCE SATURDAY SEPT. 22nd 9 p.m. 'til 111 American Legion Home McHenry, 111. DONATION $1.00 Tickets Available by Calling C. Haerle - 385-5790 Music by "The Casuals" Spedal Subscription Offer For College Students SEND YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER away at college, their home town newspaper, THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER. Think of the pleasure it will give them keeping up with home town activities; news and pictures of relatives, friends and neighbors! This offer expires soon. So do it today and save on the regular subscription rate. Next Best To A Letter From Home ... Is Your McHENRY PLAINDEALER Sent To Your Boy Or Girl Attending College. 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