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NDEALER - FRI., OCT., 25, 1968 -- ! : V (•' Id Beauti /.£&*% % STROLLING THROUGH LAKELAND Carole Hanuuui 38ft-16b6 ;3&: -in In an effort to improve their knowledge through nature study and to benefit the aims of the McHenry Beautification council, faculty members anli students at Valley View school have planted thirty-five trees and shrubs. Some of those who took part in the project are pictured above. The entire group included Staff Members Benjamin, Anfinson, Anderson and Wald and Students Tom Knaack, Michael Giddings, Ed Kuligowski and Steve Whitehead. SPRING GROVE NEWS EVA FBEUND PHONE 675-2185 Annual Halloween Card Party And Smorgasbord At St. Peter's Hall Don't forget the date, Tuesday, Oct. 29 -,r12 noon is th§ tiihe for the annual Halloween card party at St. Peter's parish halll, Spring Grove. A smorgasbord is being planned and the table will be heapedwithagreat variety of foods. Meats, fish, cheeses, casseroles, salads, relishes and rolls and homemade pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Don't count your calories that day, come and ty all this delicious foot, an afternoon at cards. Flay your favorite game, there will be a prize for every table, plus many more prizes to be given away. Everyone welcome and bring a friend. tin i 4 , LCWC 8k Oct. 16 the. Lotus Country Woman's club held its second meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Frank Moravac in Richmond with Mrs. John Mc- Msh as co-hostess. A oneo'clock luncheon was served to b eighteen members and two sts. Beulah KarIs,president ed the meeting to order. Rerts were read and Mrs. Karat Olson read a thank-you from Mrs. William Shotliff JOT the gift of flowers from the c&ub while she was a patient in A^VIcHenry hospital. The club vetoed to continue to sponsor the ^'4-H" Girls and voted to con- c^a^ ibute $--5 0 to Sp--rin^g Grove elqs ementary school to purchase library books. The program was given by Mrs. Harriet Olson's daughter, Mrs. Craig Johnson, who was kind enough to come all the way from Aurora to show slides of Israel taken by her husband while there on a business trip. They were very educational and interesting. In appreciation a gift was presentedto Mrs. Johnson. The Nov. 20 meeting will be a trip to a club at Lake Geneva with luncheon and a tour of the club. Guests are welcome. Call Mrs. Frank Heineman 678- 3147 or Mrs. Krueger 675- 2417. Members of the Lotus club tfho attended the McHenry County Federation meeting at Harvard on Oct. 9 were Mrs. Gordon Sergant, president, who conducted the meeting, Mrs. Frank Heinemen, secretary, Mrs. E Buesseler, Mrs. William Krueger and Mrs. Russell Rudolph. Mrs. Harold Hensler of Joliet, who is state treasurer, was guest speaker. She spoke of the federations and member ship drive. The presidents and chairmen gave a two minute oral report on their activities of the year. The next county meeting will be held at Woodstock April 9, 1969, with Woodstock's Woman's club as hostess. I The Beautiful Fall Season has arrived at Select From Red Oak Leaves - Cat Tails Sea Oats - Colored and Natural Straw Flowers - Gourds - Indian Corn and Many More FALL SPECIAL Colorful Straw Flower Arrangement $150 "Shop at Flowerwood for the Unusual" 1 • RT. 14 AT 176 W CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. WE DELIVER - PHONE 459-6200 HOURS: Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, 1 iVvrweo J HOSPITALIZED BEFORE SON'S WEDDING Robert Buehrer was taken to St. Theresa's hospital at Waukegan on Thursday, Oct! 10 so was unable to attend his son, Wayne's wedding on Saturday, Oct. 12. Wayne Buehrer and Carol Wieczorek were married in Ingle side Methodist church with Rev. Louis Hillendahl officiating at a 5:30 ceremony. A reception followed at McHenry Country club. Hie bridal party visited Mr. Buehrer at the hospital. TRIPS AND TOURS Mrs. Alice Weber joined a group on a bus tour through the New England States. This was called a "Foliage Color Tour" and anyone who has traveled through the New England states knows how scenic and colorful the country side is. I have been through these states and it is beautiful. Alice is back and says she enjoyed it very much. Charlie and I enjoyed the trip and a visit with our son, Vic, and his wife, Martha, in North Carolina. Vic is stationed at Fort Bragg and they live in a trailer off base. So it was a nice homey visit. To make it even more enjoyable our trip took us through Washington, D^ C., and we stopped there to spend a day with old friends,. Mr. and Mrs. George McGrath who live in Georgetown. They invited their sons, George and Karen and families over, sothe day was spent reminiscing and we had a lovely visit. We met the six grandchildren and they are adorable. CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEET The regular meeting of the Christian Mother's society was held in St. Peter's hall on Thursday night. A bible vigil conducted by Father Kilduff was held in church proceeding the meeting. It was decided that a bible vigil will be held before a meeting each month starting at 7:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to attend this bible vigil is most welcome. President Jean Kagan opened the meeting. Announcements were made on the Halloween party and smorgasbord Oct. 29 the retreat which will be held PLAN ANNUAL LITTLE LEAGUE • , DANCE OCT. 26 , *t Saturday evening, Oct. 26, at 9 p.m. the festivities w^ll begin marking the annual Little League dance. The scene of the big bash will be the American Le-*. gion home on Ringwood road and everyone is invited to attend. The more the merrier. Tickets will be sold at the door .j So, if you haven't already bought them from one of the officers* or managers you're still in luck. Each year the Lakelan^ Park boys baseball club spon^j sors this affair which is the main support of the league. Additional equipment to replace* that which has been worn out will be purchased with the proceeds and the remainder wiiij be used to put the field in playing condition in the springy The league maintains the two fields which the majors an§ minors use. Come to the dance for an evening of fun and help? to make sure that the boys wijl have a summer of fun next year. ^ COMMUNITY HOUSE " SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made in advance by calling Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Monday, Oct. 28 - Lakeland Merry-Makers 4-H club - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29 - Brownies Meeting 3:15, Boy Scout meeting 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 30 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1 - Halloween 4-H party - 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3 - Bridal Shower. Tuesday, Nov. 5 - Election - 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6 - Girl Scout meeting - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7 - Woman's club 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9 - Tri-County Five Watters - 7:30 p.m. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 320 We started our hike to the Legion Woods at the Community house last week. We collected dues first and then put things in Mrs. Brunow's car. Then we were on our way. We took about half an hour to walk over there and then we got things ready. The sixth graders built the fire, the fifth graders didthe cooking and the fourth graders were on clean-up. The menu was barbacue, potato chips, carrot and celery sticks, cupcakes and cookies with kool-aid. No one had much to do because everyone helped do the necessary things. By 6:30 everyone was in the woods playing ghost in the Graveyard and got all scrat- Dec. 6 to 8 and the special party on Monday night,- Nov. 25. Plans were made for a special party honoring Mrs. Catherine Kagan, who was chosen as Catholic Woman of the year at the Diocesan Conference on Oct. 6. It will be held at the next meeting Nov. 21. Pie and coffee were served by the refreshment committee. USHERS MEET The ushers of St. Peter*shad their regular meeting at the home of Charles Freund on Wednesday night. Cards were played and a lunch was served. ched up. At 7:15 we were called back to camp. We got all our jjear and went up the hill and Waited for the drivers who were to pick us up. ThankyoutoMrs. Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Stilling, and Mrs. Brunow who drove. Respectfully submitted, Mary .Beth Humann, assistant scribe. BROWNIE TROOP 464 Investiture will be held for PJLTOOP 464 at the community chouse on Tuesday, Oct. 29, The Brownies have invited their 'moms to attend and refreshments will be served/This is the tfirst time that the new girls can wear their uniforms and they will be officially received tinto the troop andthe Girl Scouts - of America. The troop is collecting plastic detergent or {.shampoo bottles, caps from ,- spray cans and toilet paper rolls • which they will be using for ' various projects which they have v planned for the future. ,v RIGHT UP YOUR ALLEY Last Saturday the teams * sure shook up the standings. On r 1 and 2 the Crooked Cranes took four points from the Bugs. " Jack's Team was put behindthe 8-Balls who took four points. -Biermans Bombers and the Sock It To Mes split with 2-2. The Ten Pins took 1 while the Er-Ki-Gr-Ge's took 3 points. Hie Pandas were stung by the Mosquitoes who took all four points. The Nippies were O while the Klik Klikked with four points. What terrible puns. In the standings there is a whole new outlook with the Mosquitoes and the 8-Balls tied with 11-15. The Er-Ki-Gr-Ke's are third with 10-6. Hie Nippies, Klik and Sock It To Mes are tied for fourth with 9-7. The Bugs are seventh with 8-8 and Jack's Team is eighth with 7-9. The Crooked Cranes moved up to tie for ninth with the Pandas with 6-10 each. The Ten Pins and Bier man's Bombers are tied for eleventh position with 5-11 each. Roy Apel took the men's high handicap with a series of 190- 208-201 for a 644 with handicap. Dick Walinski is high scratch champ with 609. In the Women's division Polly Licastro is still queen with her handicap series of 652. Karen Crook has high scratch series of 467. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS A very happy birthday to Julie Hbbs who is seven years old (Mi Oct. 27. Tammy Hafer celebrates on the twenty-ninth and will be ten years old. Barbara Krasucki will be twelve on the same day. Irv Becker and Wilma Atkinson subtract another year on the thirtieth. And our Halloween babies are Nancy Hbbs who will be five and Donna Rode who isn't saying. Nov. 1 is the big day for Bob Matthews, Gert Krug and John Thilges. Best wishes to all of you and belated birthday greetings to Nikki Nugent who celebrated her birthday with a big party last Saturday. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ The music will play just for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jumper who celebrated their twentyfourth wedding anniversary (Hi Oct. 28. Our best wishes for many more. PARK Well, the astronauts eleventh day tour ofthel " and,they made it down MfolaU A-O# with the next trip' tfie motfty but to get down to earth again here we are* lliist be the beginning of the dratted weather with even the ducks and geese heading for the south which hasn't been top sunnythe past week so getobt the snow shovel and be prepared*^ I Speaking of being prepared, j and all that stuff, a Girl Scout t volunteer will be calling during • the next week for your donation to girl scouting. Do your good tujfn for more than 450 girls who belong to Girl Scouting In this area. Jim and Bpv Wickenkainpattended the reunion of the class of 1952 of Steinmetz high school last Saturday evening in Chicago. Of the 60 class .members who showed up they shared 200 kids and the furthest came from California and Montana. They met several who have relatives in Lakelwid Park and scone who-ownpropertythere.a$ well, SmiUl wttrid, etc.!!" Wasn't surprised in the least to 'read about Gene FreuncPs fantastic catch of bass from McCullom Lake. He really goes after them. Hiere are lots more like those in the lake and he doesn't hold the patent on catching them. Sure does make a great meal with a little lemon and tartar sauce. Bill and Doris Schabow, Jim and Helen Oeffling and Chuck and Mary Pierce were among the guests at the wedding of Debbie Block and Bill Oeffling last week. Lovely bride and handsome groom and another ball player has a permanent manager. Our prayers are sent to Elsie Grepling of Whispering Hills who is very ill at Sherman hospital in Elgin. She is RonCreutz's grandmother. Two little men who usually reside in a donkey cart on a lawn on Shore Drive were taken and not returned. They have a certain sentimental value to the owners who wish the would put them back in the yard again so they can be enjoyed/ No questions wiU Jfe asked, but they sure would lite to have them returned. Hopefully we can have a fun Halloween with all the yoiHig^- • ters dressing iq? In their thorite costumes. Justmaybstbfs year we'll be lucky. Anyhow don't forget the Little League dance tomorrow night. fun. - FRANKLIN D.R00SEVELT "More than an end to wfcr, we want an end to the ginning of all wan." A.d~:' dress written for Jefferson Day Dinners BroJ<fc#s^i April 13, 1945. (President Roosevelt died suddenly, April 12, at Warm Spring*, Georgia.) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares Installed, 30 year guarantee Aluminum Siding Up to 1,000 Sq. ft. New Roof Installed up to 1,000 sq. ft. *7 95 *2 95 NEW Complete Roof and Aluminum siding Installed $999 S & H Green Stamps With Signed Order ALGONQUIN BUILDERS D I V I S I O N OF ALGONQUIN LUMBER €* SUPPLY CENTER, INC. Railroad St. • Algonquin • 312-658 5651 EVENINGS CALL 815-459-5516 Hurry while supply lasts m Solid Vinyl Floor 12" x 12" & 9" x 9" 24 < sq. 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