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Page Thirty-Two THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December 14, ^61 Lakeland Park WOMAN'S CLUB ENJOYS ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY ttoria Flannigan - EV 5-4710 " Chris Foszcz - EV 5-4942 ' On Dec. 7 the Lakeland Park Woman's club held its annual Christmas party at the community house. A delicious meal was served by caterers. The theme was angels made by the committee* Every thins looked very Christmasy and all had a jolly-good time. Grabbag gifts were passed out by the good angel, (Audrey Koczor). You did a fine job girls* Little league Christmas Party' Lakeland Park Little League will hold a Christmas party at the community house on 1%ursday. Dec. 21. at 7 p.m. The program committee promises an exciting night of surprises for the boys. Circle this date on your calendar as a reminder for " y o u r lit l lo Leaguer to be present for a gala night oi fun. Showboat Dec. 5 a meeting was heM by the Lakeland Park showboat minstrel group. At this meeting officers were ekvtcd as follows -- President. Foster Glorch; Secretary. Floyd Leigh: Treasurer, Wallace O'Laurance; Manager. Dr. Bottari; Make-up, Jean Gannon: Propman, Mr. Donarski: costumes. Elmira Kujak: Transportation. Jo Prazak. Our directors will jflpmain the same. Krv Becker. Roy Meineke and Dorothy Meineke. The business of the evenin.; included discussion of presenting the "Lakeland Park Showboat" for the Marengo P.T.A. sometime in January and the Wonder Lake P.T.A. sometime in Feburary. Anyone interested in joining the organization call Roy Meineke 385- 2506 or Erv Becker 385-34.17. Watch this column for any further news. Democratic Club To Meet I The Lakeland Park Regular democratic club will hold J its meeting this coming Tuesday. Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. at the community house. All Demo- Tats are welcome to attend. Hands And Seals Needed Lyda Radisch is calling for those st rips and seals from col ice. She must have them in before the twenty-eighth ol ' Peccmber, Please Indies if \ou have . any. get them In her at once or before Dec. 28. Anyone wishing to donate nmething is to please call ' Lyda's number is 385-2754. We sure could use that extra col- Ire pot. girls. | Chrisimas Spirit Donations for the Dixon- I.incoln school in Dixon arc 'ill needed by Claudia Garn. Claudia at 385-0136. - They are ' in heed of any small items ; uch as soap, combs, tobpcco. ; pipes, soft toys, puzzles, .books ; el;\ So come on you nice •vr.-plo let's'show some Chi is 1- • u>s spirit by donating one of • hose small items. ' , Community House Dec. 13 -- Aflernoon - Brow-, nies Evening - Boy Scouts; ' >ec\ 16 McHenry Shores Athle'tic club: Dec. 17 Golden anniversary: Dec. 17 Cub Pack meet in;:; Dec. 19 Dom- "cratic club meet in1:: Pec. 20 Af term'.on - Brownies - Evening - Cub Scout .Commit tee ; meeting. Dec. 21 Little League Christmas parly. Boy Sc-tut Project The B'\\ Scouts are to he commended on the. nice job they have done on erecting, a Christmas tree in front of the community house. AH of the decorations arc hand-made. A nice gesture on their part of making the house picturesque •>.! this yuletide. Happy Anniversary Wishes - Happy anniversu'v wishes to Charies and Mildred Pinto/./i v\ ho will celebra'e ihirtv-foui years of wedded bliss on Dec. 19. And to Hank and Claudia Garn who will be married a happy eight years on Dec. 19. And belated wishes to Ann and Bill Herzog who had an anniversary on Dec. 10 and also to Etta and Francis Clark on Dec. 10. Congratulations to vou all. Birthday Wishes To: Gary Bockman who will he twelve on Dec. 16 and to Mrytle Sullivan on Dec. 19 and to little Johnny Muerer who will be three on Dec. 20. vour the ice cream and cake were Lee Pankiewicz, Billy This wedding was of special interest to Mrs. Haynes because she was ring bearer at the wedding of the bride's grandmother. Burmann, Jeff cry Bierman and brother, Robby, and sister, Susie. All had a jolly time. Belated Birthday Wishes To Debbie Franklin who was eight years old on Dec. 13 and I i Brad Jett who is well over 21. Hope you both had a wonderful day. Birthday Doings Little Billy Oakford celebrated his birthday, which isi Dec. 22 this last Sunday Dec. 10. It was a double celebration is his uncle Pete Paulsen \as celebrating his also. Petey served delicious fried chicken andwieh loaf, jellow - molds, whipped cream strawberry cake to Grandma, Mrs. Eileen (irondy, Aunty Marilyn McCul- Inugh anri"Yousin, Patti, uncle Puke Grondy, aunt and uncle Eileen and Pete Grondy "and cousins Danny and Cindy and also to grandpa J. H. Oakford, Sr. Billy will have another olebration on Christmas day in honor of his birthday. Pavev Wickenkamp celebrated his fifth birthday last Saturday Dec. 9. Helping de- Birthday Doings The birthday club met last. Wednesday, Dec. 6, at Millie, Pintozzi's home. Millie was hostess for the guest of honor, Lee Glorch, Enjoying those hicaloried pastries were Marge i Franklin. Vicky Bottari, Rita; Zimny, Esther Cygan, Elaine j Jett and Ruth Roach. Unable i to attend were Jean Parisi and Dorothy Humphreys. Get-Togethers Before the Snowball dance a get-together of friends and neighbors was held by the Leighs and Laurences at the Laurences' home. Everyone i hen went for an enjoyable evening to the dance followed by breakfast at the home of Ken and Bernice Boyce. Joan and Paul Schwegel entertained last week before the dance with a cocktail party. Their guests were Jerry and Carol Bessener of Marengo, iVlark and Mary Jo Cramer of Chicago, Lloyd and Gerry Wagner and Harold and Pat Bruno of Lakeland Park. Dinner Party Ken and Berniec Boyce had j i dinner party for some friends j whom they had not seen in J almost fifteen years. A gala lime was had by their guests, I Mr. and Mrs. C. Valee, Mr,: and Mrs. F. Freund, and Mr.: and*Mrs. M. Miller, all from j Chicago. Visitors Ray and Mary Barle had guests for the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. William Lund, and son, Billy, from Chicago. Bridge Club Meets Ruth McMahon was the hostess Tuesday, Dec. 5, for the bridge .club. She entertained Bernice Boyce, Lucille ; Dietz, Louise McEnery, Joyce I'.raun, Ann Leigh, Ivy Lezak ; and Ann Herzog. Ruth served some very delicious and rich pastries which were onjoyed by all the girls. Bernice Boyce won first prize and Ruth won second pri^e. Attends Wedding Mr. and Mrs. William V. Haynes of Lakeland Park spent the weekend at Springfield where they visited her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Sullivan. On Saturday they attended [he wedding of Miss Carol TViesenthal and Mr. Kenneth Wayne Smith at New Berlin. ATER INTRODUCTORY OFFER $ 2 Per Month -.•At last, a soft water rental plan that gives you unlimited soft water ... no more messy tank exchanges . . . one flat rental rate . . . We also sell and service softeners. Lindsay Soft Water of Algonquin 206 S. 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