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Thursday. December 31. 1964 THE McHERBY PLAINDEALEB JteeftMlTlttM -- Page thrM LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARD MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4356 Woman's Club Meets Jan. 7 Next week Thursday, Jan. 7, will be the first Woman's Club meeting of the year. I nm sure everyone will be interested in how we did on the Snow ball dance so let's all make a special effort to come out. Nothing special is planned, just an enjoyable evening out. See you there. Community House Schedule For any and all reservations or cancellations for the Community house please contact Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Saturday, Jan. 2, Lakeland Park 4-H Club from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4 Girl Scouts from 4:30 to 6. Tuesday, Jan. 5, Boy Scouts--6:30 to 9 Wednesday, Jan. 6--Cub committee meeting- 8 p.m. Jan. 7 Woman's Club meeting 8:30 p.m. Brown les At their Dec. 22 meeting, the Brownies took a short jaunt, singing Christmas caroles along the way. Hot chocolate and Christmas goodies were served afterward at the meeting place. Teresa Funk served the treat that day and Cynthia Kamp will be hostess on Jan. 5. There was no meeting Dec. 29. The girls wound up the meeting by singing Girl Scout songs. Bowling The last bowling night in the first half of the season had the Mets in first place with 18 wins. The Orioles were in second with 17 wins, the Pirates and the Sox tied for 3rd with 14 wins, the Dodgers are in 5th place with 13% wins and Braves and Yankees tied for 61 h with 13 wins and Cubs wound up in last place with 9V2 wins. Our next bowling night will be on Jan. 9. Hope you all have a very Happy New Year. Cub Committee Meeting We sure hope that all the Cub Scouts have turned in their 50 cent registration dues to their Den Mothers because they should be turned in to Mr. Matthews at the Cub Committee meeting which will be Jan. 6, at 8 p.m. at the community house. Boy Scout News With the last delivery of gifts on Dec. 21 to Dixon the total gifts taken out by the troop came to a grand total of 1413. The total surpassed last year by just about onej?hur£ dred gifts which made the ScoutSf their leaders and parents very happy. These gifts were in addition to boxes of used clothing. Our troops' meetings will resume on Jan. 5 at 6:30, every Scout is urged to be on time as there is much work to be done for their coming show on Jan. 30. Hope you all have your calendars marked for that date. Tickets are available from any Scout or leader and will also be at the door of the junior high the night of the srfow. Girl Scout New*: We had a grab bag party afld supper at the community house. Games were played afterwards. On the Wednesday before Christmas the girls all went carolling. Patty Rogers, scribe. Best Wishes The very first day of the New Year will see double celebrating done in the following homes. Ed Lane, Louis Rehberg, Catherine Kozicki and Paul Rizzo all admit to voting age. Jimmy Grothman will be 14, Herbie Dettmer will be 7 and Tommy Kozicki will be 10. On the 2nd Charles Sigemund admits to another candle on his cake. Roy Apel does likewise on the 4th. The 7th has my fellow correspondent and real terrific person, Barb Meurer, adding another year. Belated wishes go to Jim Wickencamp who turned 31 on the 28th of December. To each and everyone of you goes our very best wishes. . From St ream wood Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson and 4 month old Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klug came from West Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wassmund from Mundelein and the J. R. Abbotts from McHenry. After the children received their gifts, the grown ups participated in a grab bag. Miss Mabel Klug and Ted "Granger came on Christmas Eve and stayed over until Sunday. Miss Klug and Mrs. Hagemann are sisters and they nada nice visit. Wedding Congratulations are extended to the new bride and groom, Donna and David Druml. They became man and wife on Dec. 19 at 11 o'clock mass at St. John's church in Johnsburg. The bride looked lovely in her street length white dress and Dave looked very handsome in hi*, dress blue Marine uniform. Donna's sister and brother-in-law, April and Pat Faunt served as their best man and matron of honor. Breakfast was served to the newly weds and their witnesses and Dave's parents and brothers by Dottie and Irv Becker. Dave's grandparents, Rose and Ed Oswald, had a 4 p.m. dinner and small reception for immediate relatives. Attending besides the newly weds were April and Pat Faunt, Dave's parents, Kay and Ed Druml, two of his brothers, Dennis and Kevin, Grandma and Grandpa Druml from Wonder Lake, Aunt Blanche and uncle Ed Geishecker from Evanston, Dave's aunt and uncle Bette and Bill Kamp and their children, his aunt Dorothy from Wonder Lake and her children and Dottie and Irv Beckier, Barb and Joe Herman of Lake Marie: We offer our very best wishes to the new Mr. and tyrs. David Druml, may their married life be all they hope for as they cut their wedding cake. Christmas At Hagemanns A. The annual family get-together of Mrs. Hagemann was held on Christmas Day. Dinner was at 1:30. Present were Mabel Klug, Ted Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olson, Mr. and Mrs. William Olson and 2 month old son, Billy, of Chicago. Those from Elgin were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meglin and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber and David and Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson and Mrs. Pearl Daus. From St. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Klug, Cheryl and Tommy. Going Out of Business SALE of SALES Come Early for Best Selection At irici's SI 50% more off Dresses - Regular - Half Sizes & Jr. Petite ROBES NYLON GOWNS Flannel & Cotton PAJAMAS Flannel GOWNS NYLON SLIPS HALF SLIPS* BLOUSES SWEATERS SKIRTS SLACKS PURSES HATS Lovable Bras - Girdles 8c Panty Girdles CLOTH COATS PLAIN & FUR TRIM JACKETS AND CAR COATS And Many Other items Everything Will „Be Sold Including Fixtures 1301 N. Riverside Drive -- McHenry, - 111. -- Ph. 885-1848 Strolling Through The Park We understand Phil Hastings makes the best looking Santa Claus seen in a real long time. Gerry, Lloyd, Sharon, Tommy and David Wagner spent Christmas with Gerry's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Harbough in Lombard, and Lloyd's folks in Villa Park. Also in from New Jersey were Gerry's cousin and husband and Cliff Spatoholtz. They visited with the Wagners here on Saturday. Bev, Jim and the Wickenkamp children spent Dec. 25 at Bev's folks in the city. Bev's sister and -brother were also home from Minnesota. The Kwiateks spent the holiday with Murph's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Jacko. A birthday pajama party was held on Dec. 18 with Jody Osmon as guest of honor and hostess. As usual there wasn't much sleeping done but the girls had a real blast. Pancakes and cake and ice cream were served to Mary Lou Miller, Gail McCormack, Wendy Drolle, Kathy Weyland, Kathy Becker, Margaret Nimsgern, Jo Ann Rizzo, Lynn Merkel and Jody. John and Barbara Emery and their two boys spent Christmas at Bloomington with their folks. The Don Humanns had Christmas evening at home with Don's mother and Dad, his Uncle Harold McGuire, his brother, Phil, and wife, Chuck, and children, Philip, Cheryl, Jim and Peter, Don's brother. George, and wife, Joan, and children, Debbie and Patty and 2 week old baby Kristin. Carole had a ham with all the trim mings and Santa Claus made a call and handed out presents to everyone. It sounds like a very nice evening. Christine Jaenicke celebrated her eighth birthday which was Dec. 24 on Wednesday, Dec. 23, with a birthday party which was given by her sister, Carol. Mary Johnson, Debbie George, Cheryl Nuss, Robbie and Wen dy Quast, Alana Hendricks, and Shirley Meurer and of course, Christy, were served ice cream, cake and received hair bows as favors. The girls played games and had a ball. For Christmas day, the Jae nickes went in to the city to their Grandma Timm's and had a very lovely time. The Don Gerstads had both grandparents down for Christmas dinner. They gave Toots a helping hand with dinner which was much appreciated as she was just recovering from the flu. On Sunday evening they attended an open house at Dave and Becky Dolby's. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kozy spent Christmas evening at Bob and Jan Kozy's and then stayed over until Christmas day. On Christmas day Jan's mother, Helen Nelson, and her boy friend, Howard "Bigalow, her Aunt Dorothy Johnston, and her Grandmother Hildur Johnson, Bob's Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kozy, and Kathy and Michael and his Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cy Kozy, all had a delicious tur key dinner with all the trimmings. They also celebrated Jan's grandmother's eightyfourth birthday which wafc Christmas day* In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Nelson (Jan's brother) came in from St. Anne, Mo., and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kozy and children, Karen and Chris, arrived by train from Webster, N. D. It wds a very full and busy' weekend at the Kozy house. Mr. and Mts. Harry Kozy from North Dakota are staying with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Cy Kozy, until New Years eve when they will return home. Delores and Jerry Rogers had her mother and dad, Dr. and Mrs. Figuaroa and her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lohse, and their three children as guests on Christmas. Joan and Dick Burmann also had a house full of guests on Dec. 25. Joyce Braun's home, beautifully decorated for the hodilays, was the setting for a wonderful evening of bridge and gift exchange just before the holidays. Enjoying Joyce's hospitality were Ann Herzog, Ruth McMahon, Louise McEnery, Ivy Lezak, Lucille Deitz, Delia Julian, Gayle Laursen, Ruth Chadwick and Ann Leigh. A few nights later also in a beautiful^ ly decorated home of Delia Julian the following group enjoyed Tripoley and a very delicious dinner and gift exchange, Louise McEnery, Ruth McMahon, Edna Hountras, Grace Mandziara, Ivy Lezak, Helen Kraskiewicz and Ann Herzog. These two groups have a secret pal for the year and at both parties they were revealed to one another. Sounds like they all had a wonderful time. Ann Herzog spent the holiday weekend with her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Steen, Lombard . Ann hasn't been feeling up to par, hope she's improved by this time. Mrs. Kelly of McCullom Lake spent her birthday and Christ mas eve with her daughter and husband, Pat and Bud McCar thy. Pat's grandmother, Mrs. Schandelmeier, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Irwin of the Park along with their daughters also were in on the celebrating. On Saturday, Bud's two sisters, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Val Lippert and her husband all came down from Kenosha for the day. Mr. and Mrs. John Jay and their son, Kenneth, from Albion, Iowa, were also guests at the McCarthy home. . The Jack Oakford family spent Christmas with Petey's sister and husband, Eileen and Pete Paulsen, in Elmhurst. The Paulsens' children, Danny and Cindy, were home from school. Also in on the festivities were Petey's other sister, Marilyn McCul lough, and her niece, Patty, her brother. Duke Grondy, his wife, Connie, and their son, Mark. Jack's dad, John H. Oakford, Sr., and a very close family friend, Grace McGoldrich, also enjoyed a wonderful Christmas day. Bill Radisch had another week, long celebration of getting one year younger. On Sunday the 20th of December Lyda and Bill were with their daughter, Shirley and Chuck I^exow, and their children. Nancy and Paul. On the 22nd it was with their other daughter,- Jackie and Carl Reilly, and their children. On the 25th Lyda's brother, Ralph Kendig, came out from Oak Park to help Bill again celebrate his 39th year. The whole family gathered at the Lexow home in Carpentersville for dinner and a bang up party. Helen and Larry Strandquist spent Christmas with their son, Larry, Jr., and his family in Western Springs. They spent the holiday weekend and enjoyed the whole thing. Phone calls from their son, Wayne, in Virginia and his family as well as one from their daughter and her family in Oregon made the day complete. Due to the length of our news this week and the lack of space the balance of'our news will appear next week. We both want to take this means of wishing everyone, everywhere the very best for the coming year. And PLEASE, make that, one for the road, coffee if your going to be driving, we'd like to have you reading our column next week, Happy New Year one and all. MCHENRY SHORES BERNICE WILSON 885-4880 most elaborate decorations in the area. So far I haven't had a chance to ride around to see all the homes but 1 hear they are most beautiful this year; Decorations Our community has been one of Christmas beauty for the holiday season. People really wont all out to make our community one to be proud of but as usual there had to be some mars on the occasion. How do you suppose people who have just become residents feel when they put their all into making their home cheerful and they find that all the lights on their outside trees have been removed. It has happened over and over and hardly seems the way for neighbors to act. It not only happens to new residents but to the old timers as well. It's a real shame that everyone can't leave their hands off of things in other yards and homes. We all want our subdivision to be the best but how can it be when there must be things such as this to mar it. Vandalism is the reason the Scout units have no longer put up a tree. Things like this just seem to be a real shame and we hope they come to an end. Let's try to help out. and keep our subdivision residents wanting to make the place a thing of friendly neighbors instead of destruction. SSAC CLUB HOLDS SUCCESSFUL PARTY FOR CHILDREN Last Saturday evening the members of the SAC club and their families gathered at the Lakeland Park hall for the anhual Christmas party. Sandwiches of hot beef, cake and ice cream were served after which movies were shown for all the kiddies, seemed to me some of the grownups enjoyed them too. Santa Claus distributed gifts to all the children before he left for the North Pole. After taking the kids home twenty couples came back to dance and play games and then had another meal of roast chicken. A special vote of appreciation to Don and Bernice Musieiak who did all the shopping for this affair and to the nice chubby Santa who took time out of his busy schedule to stop by with the gifts for all the good boys and girls in the Shores. Birthday James Burke will celebrate his birthday on Dec. 31 bringing in the New Year we have Raymond Olszewski and Ingabord Corcoran on Jan. 1, Barbara Whetherhult, Dale Jenner and Earl Wick on the 2nd, and last but not least little Lee Lexow who will be 2 years old on the 6th. Best wishes for a most happy day to all. Anniversaries Sim and Mary Santilli will be observing another year together on Jan. 3. Congratulations and may they have many more happy years of wedded bliss. held Sunday in Franklin, Mass., and burial in Rhode Island. Our condolences and sympathy go to Lee and his family in their loss. Winners in the Shores Marshall Jacobs home has been awarded the trophy for the most elaborately decorated house for the second year. The Siers home on Miller Drive was given honorable mention and a five dollar gift certificate in the same contest. In the Christmas promotion contest sponsored by the McHenry Chamber of commerce Thomas Hawkins and Daisy Smith won 10 and Agnes Schweikert of Hill top Blvd., was the winner of a $5 certificate. These pleasant surprises helped to make it a happier Christmas to the lucky winners. Meanest Person In the World? At this time of the year when we should all have kind thoughts in our hearts some person or persons cut the wires of the Marshall Jacobs outside decorations in two places, making it necessary for them to go out and replace them before the judging took place. It is hard to figure what pleasure anyone could get out of such a mean thing but evidently some one did. In spite of all the unexpected work the Jacobs won the award for the FEEDERS BANQUET McHenry County Livestock Feeders will hold their annual meeting and banquet Thursday, Jan. 28, at 7 p.m. in the VFW hall, Woodstock. Crawford Thayer, advertising manager of Jamesway Manufacturing Co., will give his humorous talk entitled "Trends to Power Choring". «°auer for May the New Year bring an answer to our prayer for world peace, brotherhood and understanding. one J 1219 N. Green Street McHenry, Illinois ih the GREATEST SAVINGS ever offered furniture & aEriian bi We're offering the complete inventory of our store at reductions of 20% to 60% off of list many items far below wholesafe cost as we rush to reduce our inventory by V2 during January. No reasonable offer refused. We are bursting at the seams with merchandise and this is your chance to buy your needs at the lowest possible price. Largest Stock of Furniture in Northern Illinois City 14 at 47, Woodstock HI-WAY. FUKI Hours--Tues., Fri. 9-9 -- M., W., Thurs., 5-9:80 E 338-0404 Martha Whetherhult Passes Away Mrs. Martha Whetherhult, 71 mother of Lee Whetherhult of 3212 W. Kinley Blvd. passed away Wednesday morning at the Villa Nursing Home where she had been for two days. Besides her Son, Lee, she leaves three grandchildren. Mrs. Whetherhult was born in Woonsocket, R.I., and had been a resident in the Shores for eight years. Services Will be Odds and fend* Julie and Math Zeimet drove in to Chicago Sunday to bid goodby to Julie's mother who left for California on Monday for a month's vacation, taking a Jet. Hope she has a safe and pleasant journey. Christine Cicchlni Invited some of her girl friends from school to help celebrate her birthday last Thursday, joining in the fun were her three sisters. On Sunday afternoon of the 13th Marshall Jacobs was surprised by a birthday party given by Lucille's parents, Mf. and Mrs. R. Risdw, and their daughter, Lola, and her husband, George. Although it is pretty hard to put something over on Marshall we heard He really was surprised. *• Sewing Club Has Progressive Dinner The members of the sewing club enjoyed a progressive dinner on Thursday starting out with hors-d'oeuvres at Nancy Ewalds, salad at Shirley Harper, Evie Tanner served the main dish and Alice Brunke finished it off with dessert. Back to your diets again girls. The next meeting of the club will be held at Shirley Harper's home on Jan. 5. Best wishes to all for a most happy New Year and hope to see all of your next week. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS tlw|»ck«f M to ttiy Mute - • NEW YEAR YES -We Have Them Here Ice Cubes and Crushed lee For Your New Year's Eve Pari OPEN 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p) NEY YEAR'S DAY HOLLY'S Texaco Service Station S307 West Elm Street The 'Jeep* Gladiator with 4-wheel drive can be the difference between a profitable day and a complete loss of time and money. 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