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-y Thursday, December 4, 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fifteen Lakeland Park LPPOA HOLDS MEET, DEC. 7 T LEGION HALL Vickey Bottari 2262-J or 1524-J The third quarter general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners association will be held on Sunday evening, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Let's all make it our business to attend this meeting. There are ; jjjeny things to be discussed which concerns each and everyone of us, not only & limited few. Christmas Party The Lakeland Park Women's . club will hold its annual Christ- « mas party this evening, Thursday. Dec. 4 at the American Legion hall at 8 p.m. Don't forget to bring your one dollar - .0ab bag gift and also the ornament for the tree which we f: will decorate. By the way, as - Jo told you all at the meeting I, you do not need to dig for any <»of the hooks for the ornaments, she will supply them for us. Thanks Jo. I can't find mine ""anyway. Any of you who at- ^ tended the last Christmas party know what a wonderful time s,Vvas had by everyone, and I'm ^re this year's will be equally as much fun. Free Service There will be a free baby sitting for children of all ages so parents can attend a general meeting of the LPPOA Sunday, Dec. 7. Bring children to Mrs. Bebe Leone's house. 503 Willow Lane, Lakeland Park. ^1. 3582 before that date if possible so she can plan on how many to prepare for. Mrs. Leone will be assisted by her sister, Miss Borchert. Ask For Dues Please give LPPOA dues at the earliest possible time to the block captain or Mrs. Helen Strandquist. % Bake Sale Don't forget to bake for the bake sale which will he held by the Preteens on Saturday, Dec. 6 at the Justen furniture store starting at 9 a.m. Deliver all goodies to either the Bucaro home at 303 Eastern avenue or to the Corner Store and again, if you are unable to get it to either of these two places you c^i call Jerry Rogers at 744-J ;™d he will be very happy to pick it up. 'Teen Club The 'Teen Club will hold their regular meeting on Thursday evening, Dec. 4 at 7:30 at the Don Parisi home at 110 Pleasant avenue. There have been plans made to go bowling on Sunday, Dec. 7 at 4:30 p.m. All '^•ens who plan to attend please meet at the Parisi home at the above address between 3:30 to 4 p.m. so that final arrangements can be made. By this affair any of you 'teens who are not members can see what goes on in this club. Of course this is only one of the many things planned for the future, so if you are not as yet a member make sure that you jf^n at their next meeting so that you too can get in on this planned fun. dren, a boy age 5 and another girl age 3. By the way the junior Barwigs will be residents of our fair community this 'coming .Spring as they are planning to build their newhome out here. , Thanksgiving Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barwig were Mr. and Mrs. Mai and their three boys from Chicago and their daughter's mother- in-law from Charleston, S. C., Mrs. Welcker. Mrs. Welcker also brought her five year old grandson who had been spending the past five months with her in South Carolina. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gersfad on the twenty- Ihird of November were Mr. and Mrs. Don Coon "and daughter, Terry, from Darien, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerstad and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Birkiribine spent the weekend of the twenty- ninth and thirtieth from Sun Prairie, Wis. They had their Thanksgiving dinner at this time and also helped Don celebrate his birthday a few days in advance. Mr. and Mrs. Birkinbine (Mrs. Gerstad's mom and dad) will spend a few more days at the Gerstad home and then they will be on their way to Phoenix, Ariz., where they will spend the next six months. Happy Birthday to Don Gerstad who celebrated his birthday on Dec. 2. To Joe Cina who celebrated his "21st" birthday. (This of course is only wishful thinking on the part of Joe). His birthday was on the twenty- second of November but he waited to celebrate it on Thanksgiving so that the whole family could be there including their son. Vince, who is home for the holidays from college and also there for the dinner were his sister, Jean Parisi and her family. Demonstration A demonstration was held at the home of Mrs. Jean Gagnon on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 23. Jean Parisi, Fran Cina, Stella Links, Bferniece Boyce, Helen Kotryck, Phyllis Michalik, Ann Ritter. Violet Dornbreck, Mickey Gladman, Gale Laursen, Alice Quaiver, Arlene Bartos, Edna Hountras and her cousin, Gertrude, Rose Ann Heber, Louise McEnery. Marylyn Stanek, Lyda Radisch, Ann Herzag and yours truly were there to OH <md AH over all these verylovely things. At the end of the demonstration Jean served all of us a very delicious Cantonese dinner consisting of not only one kind of chop suey, but two, plain and fried rice and of course tea and coffee. Snow Ball Dance Gosh, the time is sure getting short, before you know it it will be Dec. 13, the night of the Snow Ball dance this year. If you have not made your plans to attend this dance as yet. you "better do so real quick because if you don't attend you will sure be missing a very enjoyable evening, so come on, let's get our dancing shoes all polished up and be ready at 9 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 13 to have ourselves a real good time. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Barwig became \ grandparents for the third time when their son's wife presented | them with a littk baby girl \ w h o m t h e y h a v e n a m e d Donna Lee. Besides the new t^by there are two other chil- WEATHER OUTLOOK The U.S. Weather Bureau 30-day outlook for the period ending Dec. 15 calls for temperatures above normal and precipitation above normal for Illinois. The world is going to the dogs largely bccause of the people who think it is going to the dogs. McCullom Lake VILLA6ERS TO GATHER FOR SMORGASBORD bowling match. After suffering a staggering defeat last year--the "city slickers" were out for blood! and managed to beat our team--but 'tis all in fun., After the bowling, the eti: tire crowd of bowlers, wives, and friends congregated at McDonald's. At midnight. Jean served up The theme is "all for one- i |]<!"rl v . sandwiches of baked and one for all- ,he afternoon ! »"h, trimmings of potato Eve Levesque salad, and plenty of her delicious baked beans. Mucho good and evening of Saturday, Dec. 20 at Whitey and Berenice's , , r when the. entire village will be ! fun for the entire group" invited to sit down and "break _ „ . bread" together. There will be > StiU Hospitalized no charge to any one--just a J Hoped to have the good word general get - together. Each I that Mrs* Roy Kinsey had been familv is asked to bring a * pot : released from the hospital but to pass." Perhaps you have a she is stil] a patient at Resurspecial casserole dish which i rec*'on hospital 7435 Taleott you like to prepare. Or maybe avenue1.. Chicago.„No details as a favorite bread or cake recipe *° ^er condition but we are which you consider "out of this ! Paying for the very best. .You world." Here is a wonderful ^now how important those way for everyone to meet his messages are, so please rememneighbors under very friendly ^er Myrt! circumstances. J | Sorry also to report that Mrs. This affair is NOT being [.Lillian McCarthy is still hossponsored by any particular ' pitalized in McHenry. She has club or formal organization but had ..a mighty long siege of it was hatched by one of our civic i and by this time is probably minded gentlemen who insists quite fed up with hospital rouon remaining nameless. We'd j tine- or else accustomed to it. Don't forget Lillian either--in y:our prayers, or with cards. Those cheery greetings mean so much to "shut-ins"! love to give him the publicity i he deserves! Confidentially--the idea has tremendous possibilities and j may be the first of an annual I affair - provided the venture is ! successful. We can all con- I tribute our share and have a | wonderful time doing it. ' The hours w ill be from 4-9:30 j p.m. Wander in when you get j hungry. But DON'T FORGET | to bring your contribution! j Something of everything is being requested. More details I later--but in the meantime-- I save part of this particular day ' for supping with your friends j and neighbors!!! t Cullom-Knoll There will be NO meeting of the Cullom - Knoll association in December. The next one will be held sometime after the first of the year. You will be notified. From Cold To Hot And back again! Lt. Cmdr. Jake Levesque has been experiencing the extremes in weather conditions as a result of his last global hop which included San Juan. Puerto Rico and the Panama Canal Zone. This was Jake's first trip back to Panama since 1939 when he returned home from Hawaii on And to think I didn't even know him Village Board Notes At the last meeting of the village board, held Monday, Nov. 24 in the beachhouse, the petition for a zoning variation j an was withdrawn. I Two bids for snow plowing i then! were submitted and by a 3-2 i After leaving our frozen vote by the trustees, the con- | temperatures on Friday he and tract for same was awarded to j members of the crew aboard a McHenry firm on the j the R-5-D were treated to tropstrength of the excellent serv- ' ical weather conditions and ice we hav^ received from them i then returned to freezing weain the past. ; ther again on Monday. It was Saturday morning, the sand a wonderful trip but not drums were distributed at stra- ' much sleep because, they were tegic corners by Don Parenti, road commissioner, to be in readiness for the bad weather ahead. The next meeting of the board will be held this coming Monday, Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. Public invited, of course. Ladles of the, Lake - Met Tuesday. Dec. 2 in the beachhouse. This meeting will be covered next week. Don't forget that revised schedule for December. The Christmas party will be given on Tuesday, Dec. 16. "Fowl and Bowl" Party An annual affair--this business of Harry McDade's crowd from Chicago coming out to take on our local bovs in a With husband Mark "on the road" over the holiday, Lil Ringelstetter and the two boys motored. to Columbus, Wis. to share the festive board with her mother and father, Mr. aiid Mrs. Frank Walasek. They returned home on Saturday, when they heard weather reports of bad snow storms. Thoiiesa, Willard and Lynne Schultz drove to Chicago to spend the day with Will's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tamburino. During their visit, Will thrilled daughter Lynne with a trip into the loop to, see the grand sights and attended a feature at one of the big theaters. This was a highlight for the little country gal. Most of our kids don't even know what a sky-scraper looks -like! Your reporter and family had the holiday brightened" by the visitation of Ma and Pa Olson. Really made the day for us! "Big" Bob Kantorski wandered up via the toll Way from Cleveland. Ohio to spend his. free time with the family. First on the agenda was Thanksgiving feast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Loesch in Chicago. with Mary and Jake Kantorski in attendance, of course. Then the entire group returned to the village for the rest of the very enjoyable weekend. Bob drove back to Cleveland on Sunday. Tohnsburg LADY FORESTERS AND SODALITY PLAN FOR XMAS b> r>ert) Hette.rmann Naval Training Center. The reason for these trips were to see their son, young Bill who has been stationed there since the first part of October. Bill spent "a few days in the naval hospital but is back in "shipshape" once again. The Blessed Virgin sodalityhas planned its annual Christmas party for Wednesday evening, Dec. 10. The evening will start at 6:30 with a pot-luck supper. Each member attending is asked to bring a dish to pass and a fifty cent gift for exchange. During the course of th^, evening, our good Sisters wall be honored by the sodality members. A special invitation is extended to the young members of the sodality to attend this festive affair. From One Block to the next, is all Dorothy and John Cunningham managed in the removal of their worldly possessions on Sunday. From their former home on Park View, the couple and youngsters have located in the upstairs apartment owned by- John's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. "Butch" Kennenberg, on Greenwood road. John can still walk^to his place of employment. St. Agatha's court 777 is planning its holiday party for Tuesday evening, Dete. 16. All members of the court are cordially invited to attend this preholiday party. Each member is askejl to bring a dish to pass for the pot-luck supper which will start at 6:30. At this party a fifty cent gift exchange will also take place. Again this year as in the past a kitchen shower for our Sisters will be on the evenings agenda. Plan on attending both of these parties and get some of the "good old holiday spirit." Hospital Notes Larry Schaefer made a quick trip to and from the Woodstock hospital recently. He came out of the ordeal minus his tonsils. After a few days of soreness, things were back to normal for Larry. Visits Son In Navy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martinec made a few trips in the past few weeks to the Great Lakes Girl Seouts and BroWnie News Brownie Troop 408 was found to be busily working ats, its recent meeting. There are a lot of secret things being planned byr the group for the forthcoming holiday season. Besides their Christmas stockings the girls have other projects underway. Mary Lynn Meyers was cookie hostess for this particular afternoon. Brownie Troops 295 and 378 did not have a weekly meeting last week because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Girl Scout Troop 135 had a very special meeting last week. Mrs. Catherine Frederick was at this, meeting to present the trdop flag to the girls on behalf of St. John's P.T.A- Mrs. Mary Hettermann presented our country's flag to the troop as a gift from the V.F.W. auxiliary. Badge work continued following the flag presentation. Around the Town The Gerald Wakitsch family was in Chicago last Thursday to spend the holiday with Gerry's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kattner and family of. Spring Grove, Mrs. Catherine Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Bill May and sons were Thanksgiving dinner and' supper guests at the Richard Dehn home. "Pete" and Marge Peterson and their three children journeyed to the city to Marge's sister's home for dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Gathering at the Jim Hettermann home for a family style Thanksgiving celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hettermann and family; Mr. and Mrs. John Hefdrich ,and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerl\v Hettermann and family, "Mr. and Mrs. Don Dowe, Mrs. Helen Hettermann, Gerry, Kenny and Diane Stilling. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King Were happy to have their family with them on the Thanksgiving holiday. SHOP IN McHENRY DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISI'AI. REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 flying so many hours. Holiday Hops Mrs. Tillie Vaillancourt of j Fountain Lane had the "joint jumping" with her family out | for the traditional holiday meal. Her daughter and hus- ! band. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Escher of Lincolnwood, were among those present. Also Joe Jung of Solon Mills. Tillies' j granddaughter. Miss Marilyn : Escher and her fience. Jack Do- Weese, drove up from Ames. Iowa where they are attending the university together for ( a four-day Thanksgiving vaca- : tion break, and made Tillies home--one of their stops. The j young couple still have another year at school so no date for the wedding has been set as yet. Natal Day Greetings to Kathy Schmitt who reached the age of 7 on Saturday, Nov. 29. - j Dorie Brennan is expecting i something "choice" from hub- I by Bill on her special day which | is tomorrow, Friday. Dec. 5. i Master "Butch" Stackniek! will be all of 14--and quite the hunter -- on Sunday, Dec. 7. , That's quite a day in history! j Young miss, Joanne Reid, will | attain the young age of 11 on Dec. 9. • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brendle Sr., have not trouble remembering their birthdays! They share a mutuel one on Dec. 10. Ole Olsen will be serenaded by his family in honor of his special day also Dec. 10. Congrats to all! That winds up another week of news? notes and gossip quotes. See you next Thursday with more of the same. 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MACHINERY Woods Bros, one-row Corn picker; Rubber-tired wagon & box; New Holland 7 ft. Tractor mower; 4 section steel drag; 8 ft. Tiger grain drill; McD. Corn binder -- like new; 100 ft. of 1" \^ter pipe; Cultipacker; Tractor chain; 2 Hog Feeders like new; Universal pump and pipeline; 2 Hog waterers; J.D. manure spreader on rubber; New Holland Hay Baler, Model 66 with motor; McD. sidc-rake; McD. 2-214 plow with Lantz colters; McD. Corn planter with fertilizer attachment; Papec Silo filler with pipes; McD 7 ft. disc; 100 Steel elec. fence posts; 1000 lb. platform scale; 1 Surge milker; 1 Feed bunk on bob sleigh. FEED 1500 bales of first-cutting Alfalfa Hay; 600 bales of secondcutting Alfalfa Hay; 1000 bales of Oat Straw; 1500 bu. of e a r c o r n i n ^ c r i b ; 5 0 0 J b u . j j f - d - * LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Terms: All sums of 525.00 and under, cash. Over this amount, one-fourth down, and the balance in six monthly payments, with interest at 6%. 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