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I \GE » - PL AIN DE A LER-FHI DAY, OCTOBER 23. 1974 Lakeland Park Anne Moore -385-6448 LRPOA Schedules Special Meeting Sunday, Nov. 3 Sunday, Nov. 3, a special general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association members will be held at the Community House, 1717 N. Sunset. The meeting will be called to order PLAY IT SAFE.. by the association's president, Ernest Schooley, at 2 p.m. The discussion at this meeting will pertain to the purchase of the water system and what this means to us as residents of Lakeland Park. The meeting is open to all members in good standing of the Association. TRICK-OR-TREAT TIME! It's time for that very special and fun day for the children once again. The little ghosts, witches, clowns and princesses, etc., will be out ringing door bells for their 'trick or treat' goodies, Thursday, Oct. 31. Of course, caution once again must be stressed to our children. It's suggested each year that children go out after school and before the dinner hour for their goodies, and it's always a good idea if an adult accompanies the children. Let's have a happy, but safe Halloween' WEDDING BELLS! Saturday, Oct. 12, was a very special day for the Sullivan family. At the 2:30 p.m. Mass in St. Marv's church George Zwierzynski and Betty Sullivan became man and wife when they exchanged their wedding vows while their families and friends happily watched the ceremony. This wedding was a real family affair. Betty's brother, Michael, was commentator for the service and her brother, John, was a server at the Mass along with John Johnson. Ann Sullivan was maid of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were Mary Sullivan and Alice Hoffman, sisters of the bride, Nadine Kuta, the groom's cousin, and Kathy Joyce and Margie Koffend. Eugene Kokot served George as best man. Groomsmen were Bill Kielbasa, a cousin of the groom. Bill Sullivan, the bride's brother and friends Bill Butler, Jim Divita and Neal Gutekunst. Following the wedding ceremony a reception for the newlyweds was held at John- sburg Community Club with approximately 275 guests on hand to wish them years of happiness. Everyone enjoyed the gala festivities and had a marvelous time. Betty's proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Suilivan and George's equally proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Zwierzynski Sr. Our congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. George Zwierzynski! MONEY AT. . . MEET I A GOOD | NEIGHBOR OF YOURS all STAII f ARM INiUltNCI DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385 7111 Like» good neighbor, State Fern is then. State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois HAPPINESS is... . . . A N E W B A B Y DAUGHTER! Or at least it is at the Gene Glosson residence. Little Jana Christine made her debut into the Glosson family on Sept 19. Big sisters Jo Lynn, 9, and Jill, 8, were anxious to meet their baby sister and to have both she and mommy home from the hospital. Happy paternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Glosson and proud maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy Cusack. Our congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Glosson on the birth of their new little daughter, Jana Christine. CONGRATULATIONS NEWLYWEDS! Zion Luthern church was the setting chosen by Lane Hagen and Jan Stotter to repeat their wedding vows before their families and friends. And, Saturday, Oct. 12, was their very special day! Friends and relatives gathered at the church for the lovely double ring ceremony that was held at 6 p.m. A reception to honor the new Mr. and Mrs. Hagen was held at the Polish Camp following the ceremony and from what I understand everyone had a wonderful time. Our congratulations to Lane and Jan and we extend wishes of happiness to them both! CRAFT CLUB NEWS Our craft - social club members have met three times and the ladies who attended had fun chatting in general and at the same time enjoyed working on their individual projects. The club will continue to meet each week and anyone who would be interested in joining our group should phone Sharon Gacek <385-3777) or me to find out more information, and where the next meeting will be held. A PEN PAL! Marie Cross has a new pen pal and enjoys writing to him and is especially happy to receive and read his replies. Her pen pal is none other than her 18 - year - old grandson, Michael Botthof, who is in Marine boot camp at San Diego Mike enlisted into the Marine Corp and is always glad to receive mail from his grand­ mother and his parents, Mr. and Mrs Botthof, of Palatine, as well as from his brothers Peter and Robert! NIGHT ON THE TOWN! Eight friends met downtown Chicago last Saturday night for a fun evening out ^n the Big City The four couples, Jerry and Elaine Worth, Dave and Carol Worth, John and Molly Steuber and Brian and Sandy Moynihan, had a marvelous time The evening began at Lawreys where everyone in­ dulged in a cocktail or two and then they were off to Ron of Japan where they enjoyed their delicious dihners. Everyone had a fun evening and I heard that Jerry Worth, especially, enjoyed his ex­ periences in downtown Chicago! WELCOME NEIGHBORS! New neighbors have settled here in Lakeland Park from their home in Madison Heights, Mich Let's welcome Mr. and Mrs William Smith and their son, Lynn. I understand they have a new addition in their family since they arrived here in Illinois, namely a German shepherd puppy named Max. ***** A i 8 • JOIN FARM BUREAU BOARD-Attending their first full meeting of the McHenry County E«r«* Bureau board of directors as members this week are newcomers, from left. Kd Gourley. Hartland; Alan Swanson, Dorr; Jack V'oung, Burton; Don Cash, Chemung, and Jim Hallisy, Hebron. (Don Peasley Photography) FALL SPECIAL Have Your Gas Furnace Cleaned, Oiled, Checked And Adjusted 1450 Reg. $18.50 24 Hour Emergency Service On Breakdovyja Repairs k r J VIKING HEATING SERVICE McHEIMRY 815-344-1220 We welcome the Smiths to our area and hope they enjoy l iving in our town! FAMILY FUN! October sure is a busy month for celebrat ions in the Druml household Oct . 18 Kay and Ed celebrated their thir ty third wed d i n g anniversary. Congratulat ions ' Oct 20 Ed (Budi Druml. J r . , celebrated his bir l thday as did Doneen Marie Druml who had eight candles on her bir thday- cake. Dennis Druml celebrated his bir thday on Oct 24. And. Dana Ann Druml wil l have three candles on her special bir thday cake tomorrow. We hope the Drumls had a fun t ime celebrat ing their family occasions ' OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS! Folks who celebrated their bir thdays this mon(h are . The f i rs t . Ken Prazak. Jackie Dolenski . Jody Harr is and Michel le Fish; The \second. Frank Vanek and Randy Koczor; The third, Rosemary Tiffany and Ed Miskovic , The f i f th , Joseph Gagnon, Melody Pat terson and Mark Vann; The s ixth Kei th Schaedel The seventh. Virginia Hodges and Michele Koch; The eighth Gene Mullen. Dorothy Morgenson andjPam Krasucki ; The ninth SUS$ Wickenkamp. Debbie McCarthy, Janet Weber and Vanessa Schaan; The tenth, John Johnson, Michael Jensen and J im Miskovic; The twelf th , Doug Belohlavy, Jan Kozv. Cathy Droesser , Carr ie Pierce and Patr ic ia Johnson. The thir teenth Tom Mueller and Ernie Schooley; The fourteenth David Heber . the Fif teenth Stevie Mai and Jennifer Olszewski ; The s ixteenth Pat t i Rogers; The seventeenth Jean Paris i . Pete Paris i and Bet ty Bockman. The eighteenth J im Frankl in . Judy Irwin. Eva Bott , Dawn Dolenski . Theresa Licastro, Jeff Lense and Carolyn Stupey; The nineteenth Helga Broemm; The twent ie th Ed Druml, J r . . Doneen Druml and Pol ly Licastro; The twenty - f i rs t Michael Malin, Kirk Jorgen- son. Steven Gehrke and Curt Freund; The twenty - second Joe Prazak and Ken Groth- man; The twenty - fourth Dennis Druml. Petey Oakford and Jay Osman; The twenty - s ixth Dana Druml; The twenty - seventh Ron Arthurs; The twenty - n inth Barbara Krasucki ; The thir t ie th l ive Becker J r , Wilma Atkinson, Tony Serr i te l la , and Debra Tyler ; And. the thir ty - f i rs t . Donna Rode, Forrest Vii ta and Mary El izabeth Heuer Happy bir thday to you al l ! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY WISHES Best wishes to Li l and Chuck Benes who celebrated their twenty fourth wedding an­ niversary Oct 7 Sam and Joan Bucaro celebrated their thirty first year together Oct. H Wally and Ann Kuhns celebrated their twenty - first wedding anniversary Oct. 17. Ed and Kay Druml celebrated on the eighteenth and Norb and Murph Kwiatek celebrated their twenty eighth wedding anniversary Oct. 23 Jerry and Lloyd Wagner celebrated Oct. 24 as did Mr and Mrs. Louis Mazzoni Mr and Mrs. Alfred Jumper will celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary Monday. Oct 28. Congratulat ions to you all and we hope al l your celebrat ions were very happy ones this vear . Village of Sunnyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2096 News On Shy Side Within Small Village Well , here I am again; I don ' t have much news from our vi l lage but I want to keep the column going so I ' l l have to wri te about myself and my family. Zelda and I took advantage of the beaut i ful weather the beginning of the week and went golf ing. We're no pros , but we get a lot "Of good fresh a i r and exercise . i BIRTHDAYS We celebrated my son Bil l ' s b i r thday las t weekend He's now over - the - h i l l , he f inal ly made 30. Jeff Lehman had a bir thday too and ten of his f r iends got 0 3rd Annual Showing from THE WOODEN INDIAN TRADING POST in Emdudo, New Mexico the owners will be here with authentic American Indian Jewelry and other Arts and Crafts the Southwest Indians from j ewer wee FINAL WEEKEND . . . Oct. 26th - 27th (10:00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m.) JEWELRY from the Navajos . . . Zunis . . . Hopis . . . Santo Domingos SANDPAIMTINGS from the Navajos KACHINAS from the Hopis POTTERIES from tho Pueblos RUGS from the Navajos Registered Traders from New Mexico i fre£ arrowhead to children under 12 459-6200 owe woo RTS. 14 & 176 Crystal Lake J Open Daily 8-5:30; Saturday 8 5; Sunday 8-5 The Toro Debris Handlers In Action! • The New Line Of Poulan Chain Saws In Action! Saturday, Oct. 26th 10:00am to 4:00pm • • Tfi V.F.W. GROUNDS 3002 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. • > l l i , , I I I I . rimi k | Door Prizes rttrn • Winner Need Not Be Present To Win • No Purchase Neccessary • Adults Only Haven t You Done Without A Donuts & Coffee Toro Long Enough9 Sponsored by: Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry, III. Ph. 385-0420 together and went to a restaurant for dinner and dancing to some rock and roll music. We would also like to congratulate Adam Smith on his eighty - f ifth birthday. He's back home from the hospital and is feeling a lot better. We are sorry to hear George Shaefer has been hospitalized for a few days. Charlie Prokop is feeling as chipper as can be. WEDDING The Metzgars are back home again from their son's wedding last month in New Jersey. The Lehmans also attended the wedding and took in the sights of New York City while they were there NEWS BITS Chris Williams and Lorraine Thomas spent a day looking over the Waterfall House and the Retreat House in Bull Valley. They also bought some vegetables at the stand they had put up at the Retreat House. While the women were doing that the men went fishing at a near-by lake. Pauline and John Lang had company from Sheboygan over the weekend. They were John's two cousins, Mr and Mrs. Frank Rehberger and another cousin, Frieda Roerborn. They stayed here a few days and then went on to Pell Lake to visit other relatives. Congratulations are in order for Rich and Kay Fredricks on the arrival of a new baby. They are grandparents for the third time. McHenry Man Will Exhibit At Craft Market The seventh annual Craft Market to be held Sunday, Nov. :5 from 10 a m to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn London House, Highland Park will feature the craftwork of sixty juried ar­ tisans including Leo F Skrip, 4907 S Wild wood, McHenry. Skrip has been invi ted to exhibi t his colonial woodcraf t . In addi t ion to his small wooden pieces , Skrip a lso craf ts f inely detai led spinning wheels . SENIOR CITIZENS *RE^ ME AM I NG TESTS SET FOR WEDS I * PM R.0. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES MENTAL ON ZENITH K MAICO HEARING AIOS W Mam St McHenry 815-385-7661 Wl DNESDAY ONI. V I 4PM i s