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PAGE i - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1974 Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Lnrtsrmas dpirn Cow99 To Woman's Club Annuol Party Twenty members of the Lakeland Park Women's Club attended the annua) Christmas "imra ttm BW HARVARD * q-'na Spe'v r i»ibsb»i party last week and enjoyed their delicious dinners, and the visit from Santa Claus! Club members who were able to make this year's event such a success included: Adele Arndt, Dorothy Belshaw, Vickie Bottari, Tressa Collins (who was "Santa"), Mildred Denise, Edna Domrese, Clarice Douglass, Nedra Echkhart, Barbara Emery, Sharon Gacek. Helen Gerambio, Shirley Koch, Italia Mazzoni, "Petey" Oakford, Lyda Radisch, Ann Rehfinger, Ruth Roach, Mary Schann, Iola Snyder and Helen Strandquist From what I heard the ladies enjoyed their evening out and were especially happy with the grab bag gifts they received from Santa! APARTY! Jerry and Elaine Worth were the host and hostess with the mostess last Saturday when they held their annual pre- Christmas party in their home. Guests included Steve and me, Jerry and Penny Treadwell, Ron and Virginia Trampe, Lee DORKIES RESTAURANT 4213 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY "385-6981 LOOK KIDS SAVE "DORKIE DOLLARS" FOR FREE GIFTS Free Dollars Given To Children 2 to 12 Years Of Age When Accompanied With An Adult. and Mary Henson and John and Lou Stasiek. Things were swinging and we all enjoyed the Christmas cheer and tasty snacks that Jerry and Elaine served and had lots of fun trying our hand at the fun games! * A SPECIAL EVENING! Approximately 272 guests enjoyed the Christmas Party and program presented at East Campus for the enjoyment of McHenry's Senior Citizens Club. Lakeland Park residents who attended the party and enjoyed their delicious dinner as well as the square dancing program, included: Lyda Radisch, Helen Strandquist, Ann Rehfinger, Lucille Deitz, Edna Domrese and Mabel Klug. Pastor Schneider said a special grace and Mayor Stanek and his wife were also there for the fun. Other special guests included Adele Froehlich and Larry and Lynn Lund from this newspaper FUN LEAGUE NEWS! Team standings are as follows: The 7-Ups are in first place and the High Rollers hold second place. The third place team is the Lakers and the Streakers are in fourth place while the Boozers follow in fifth place. The Pin-Busters are in sixth place and the Aces hold seventh place. Far out Four hold eighth place and the Bozos are in ninth place. The Lef­ tovers are in tenth place and the Fur Aces are in eleventh place. The Eight-Balls holds twelfth place. 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Riley and Darlene Gladman when the young couple entered St. Patrick's Church at 3 p.m. Following the lovely service the new Mr. and Mrs. Riley were honored at a reception held at the Johnsburg Community House where approximately 180 relatives and friends gathered to wish them well. Darlene is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gladman and Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riley. Joanne Gladman was her sister's maid of honor and Scott Stoull served Michael as best man. Debbie Gladman, Earline Riley and Sue Obinski were bridesmaids and Mike Koch, Mark Fredericks and Bill Colmer were groomsmen. A very exciting and mar­ velous time was enjoyed by everyone and our very sincere good wishes are extended to the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riley. OPEN HOUSE! Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Bassett might make a note to stop by their home Sunday between 2 and 6 to wish them well. The Bassetts will hold their open house in honor of their fortieth wedding an­ niversary. Their son, Homer and his wife, Melinda, will no doubt, be there with their daughters, Lisa and Amy, for this very special occasion. The Bassetts have a daughter Mrs. llene Weidemann who lives in Heidelberg, Germany. A wonderful day and con­ tinued happiness are wished for you both! BELATED BIRTHDAY WISHES! Michelle Ann Druml celebrated her fifth birthday Dec. 1. Ethel Crook also celebrated her special day on Dec. 1. Carole Humann had the family sing to her on Dec. 2, as did Eleanor Hearle. Clarence Hearle heard Eleanor sing for him on Dec. 3. Jim Kopsell celebrated his birthday Dec. 4. Mrs. Willie Meyers celebrated last Thursday, Dec. 5. David Druml, Renee Plucinski, Lee Glorch and Marge Webber shared Dec. 6 for their special day. Jack Lavin and Mary Creasey celebrated at their homes Dec. 7. Cindy Kamp and Margaret Oakford were the birthday girls in their homes on Dec 8. Phil Bucaro, Kurt Lauer and Joyce Braun shared Dec. 9 for their birthdays. David Wickenkamp, David Bremer and Christopher Walsh had Dec 10 to celebrate. Chris had three candles on his special cake! Yesterday Dec. 12, Ed Gladman celebrated his bir­ thday. AND NOT BELATED! Today, Friday the thir­ teenth, is very happy for Debbie Franklin, Daniel Parisi and Robyn Mercure who all celebrate their birthdays! Tomorrow Chris Creutz, Donna Lasko, Nicole Ketron and Candice Rode share their birth­ day celebrations. Dec. 15 Mike Daurio and Joann Plucinski will be the birthday people at their homes. Gary Bockman, Kim Butler, Amy Bassett. Mark. Dowell and Thomas Hunter will enjoy hearing the birthday song Dec. 16 Tuesday Dec. 17, is a special day for Brian Chapman and "Buddy" Walsh. Jody Osman, Ron Braun and John Gacek will enjoy their birthday Ringwood News 6539008 653-9262 7280295 SANTA'S Here! Sunday, Dec. 15 1 to 4 p.m KIDDIES. Visit Santa for a gift. 'Ask Mom or Dad to bring there camera and take your picture with Santa in our Snow-Flocked Tree Forest. ChMdron Prosont Christmas Story Sunday ivonlng Just a reminder to ask you all to mark your calendars for Sunday, evening, Dec. 22, to attend the children's Christmas program at 7 p.m. at the Ringwood United Methodist church. celebrations. Dec. 19 Myrtle Sullivan, Carol Ketchum and Mark Ketchum will celebrate their birthdays! Happy birthday to all! Dec. 17, a little fellow named Jeff will enjoy his birthday celebration with his parents and his brother and sister. Let's hope his mom will give me a call so we can share Jeff's fun! Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF FLORENCE M. HARKER, formerly known as FLORENCE M. YOUNG, Deceased. FILE NO. 74-P-383 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration With WilJ Annexed were issued on December 9, 1974, to Sallie J. Peters, 403 N. Belmont Ave., Arlington Heights, 111., whose attorney of record is Allan Peters, 202 E. Wing St., Arlington Heights, 111. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Dec. 13. 20 & 27, 1974) FORMAL WEAR RENTAL - for ALL OCCASIONS ...it Mm 1214 N. Green St., McHenry GREATEST NAME IN SPORTSWEAR * berne McGregor s adventurous looking all weather coat treated with Zepel rain and stain repeller Tailored of 100% polyester double knit with man-sized patch pockets and lots of buckles and belts Available in navy and oyster. K •hop weekdays 9 to 9 sat. 9 to 5:30 sun 10 to 3 until Christmas woodstock,ill./mchenry,ill. With all the hustle and bustle of holiday preparations, we need to take time and think about the true meaning of Christmas. So plan to be with the children as they present the Christmas Story. PRESENTING - V JENNIFER KAY SPENCER There will be a third stocking (tiny one) hung at the Leonard Spencer home this Christmas. Jennifer Kay was born Dec. 6, weighing 9 lbs., 1 oz., and waiting to welcome her home were big brothers, Jeff and Clifford. Maternal grand­ mother is Mrs. Ruth Movern of Gilman and paternal grand­ parents are the Sherman Spencers of Wonder Lake. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Byron Sowers of our town celebrated his seventy-eighth birthday Monday, Dec. 9. His family all gathered on Sunday at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Gene Garrison of Hebron, to help him celebrate the happy occasion. Our best wishes to you, Mr. Sowers. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Dec. 2 found Mary and Sherman Spencer celebrating their thirty-fifth wedding an­ niversary with a family gathering to mark the occasion. We wish you many more happy anniversaries, Mary and « Sherman. LADIES "900" CARD CLUB The ladies met in the home of Flora Carr last week on Wednesday afternoon for a fun filled afternoon. Clara Cristy went home with high score, which was a nice tribute as she will not be playing with the ladies for a few months. Mabel Hawley was the lucky gal with^ the low score for the day, we can't all be winners all the time, can we? BIRTHDAYS Gee , the birthday calendar is rather bare for this next week, we have Roger Petska, Sr., with a special day on Dec. 14 and Michelle Silzer, out there on Ridgeway Road, celebrating her special day on Dec. 16. Happy birthday to both of you and many more of them. FOLKS Remember those birthday calendars that we ordered two or three months ago? Well they are here and if you have or­ dered any please pick them up from Mertie, Doris or Althea. RETURNS HOME Much to the delight of the . family and friends little Jen­ nifer Bauer has returned home, although she is not able to be up and around. It will be another two weeks in bed, but she is happy she doesn't have to eat any more mashed potatoes. Glad to see you home, Jennifer, and watch for the kids on the bus, they all want to wave. Elect Anderson GOP Conference Chairman Congressman John B. An­ derson (R-Ill.) has been reelected chairman of the House Republican conference for the 94th Congress. Anderson was named to a fourth term in the third-ranking leadership position among House Republicans by GOP Congressmen who will serve in the coming session, which opens Jan. 3, 1975. A total of 144 members were eligible to cast ballots in the election, in which Anderson defeated Congressman Charles Wiggins (R-Calif.) by a vote of 85 to 52. Wiggins, a member of the House Judiciary committee, gained prominence last summer by his statlilch defense of President Nixon throughout the impeachment proceedings before the panel. While some political ob­ servers viewed the contest as a clash between conservatives and moderates among the House Republican delegation, Anderson did not see it as a philosophical contest. "I believe this vote was an expression of confidence in my ability to contribute meaningfully to a practical resolution of the very serious and difficult problems that the Congress must address in the months ahead," Anderson said. "Rather than dwell upon differences in perspective," the Rockford Congressman added, "I believe it is incumbent upon all of us in the Congress, Republicans and Democrats alike, to work together to pull our economy out of this recession without further feeding the fires of inflation." Legal Notice « NOTICE Public Netijce is hereby given that on Deceriivbep'5, A.D. 1974, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of MCHENRY County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as McHenry County Electronic Security Systems, located at 4406 Ashley Drive, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 5 d^V of Decem­ ber, A.D. 1974. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. Dec. 13. 20. & 27,1974) YOUR BEST BUY IS BURLINGSHIRE Resor t on Brown's La l<e Bur l ing ton. 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