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LAKELAND PARK NE Carole Humann S85-160S DISCUSS SCHOOL REFERENDUM AT COFFEE HOUR A Coffee Clatch will be held at the Lakeland Park Community House on Wednesday morning, Dec. 13, at 10:30 a.m. All the ladies of the community and the gentlemen as well are invited to hear the facts about the school referendum to be held (Hi Dec. 16 for School District 15. Dr. Carl Bergstrom, Superintendent orachools of Mc- Henry Consolidated School District, will be the speaker and will be able to answer questions about the coming special election. Coffee will be served and pre-school tots may attend also. Please come to hear the facts before exercising^ your right to vote. COMMUNITY HOUSE SCHEDULE All bookings and cancellations for-the Community House are to be made through Jo Rizzo by calling 385-2728. Monday, Dec. 11 - Lakeland Merry-Makers 4-H club meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12 - Boy Scout meeting, 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 13 - Coffee Clatch, 10:30 a.m. Girl Scout Meeting, 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17 - Millstream Camper s Christmas party. BOY SCOUT TROOP 459 Nov. 28. We opened out meeting with the pledge of allegiance, Scout Oath and the Scout Laiws. We then held inspection. After the inspection Mr. Prazak told the patrol leaders that they had a choice of going on a patrol campout or going on a ten mile patrol hike. The Flaming Arrow patrol has already done this. They went on a thirty mile bike hike to Woodstock by way of Bull Valley road. Attending were Clark Bierman, Dave George, Ed Choate, Kurt Blake and patrol leader, Dave Wagner. This was done on Nov. 24. There will be a Board of Review next week on Dec. 4. We then practiced the procedure we will be going through on Parent's Night, Dec. 12. Mr. Prazak then took time out to thank all the boys who picked up the Good Will bags. We then retired the colors and formed the friendship circle. Respectfully submitted, Clark Bierman, Scribe. BROWNIE TROOP 464 Nov. 28. At the last meeting the Brownies made Christmas gifts for their mothers. During the preceding week each Brownie was to practice being already helper at home and the girls reported on their activities and the success of the project. They sang songs and were served orange sherbert by the hostess, Susie Wickenkamp. 'The meeting ended with the magic tunnel. THE BOWLING ALLEY The lineup for the evenings competition to take place Saturday evening Dec. 9 is as follows: on alleys 1 and 2 it will be the Untouchables vs. 3 J's and a B. On lanes 3 and 4 it will be the Alley Oops vs. the No Names. 5 and 6 will be hosts to Georges and the Mamas and the Papas. 7 and 3 will be the Set-ters vs. the Ringers and 9 and 19 will be Jim's team and the Fugitives. Lanes 11 and 12 will have the Sociables vs. the Top Cats. STORK GRAM Leroy and Louise Altergott became the parents of their first son last Sunday at Mc Henry hos - pital just in time for Louise's birthday. The little lad has been named Kenneth Charles and weighed 8 lb. 11 oz., and measured 21 inches at birth which took place at 1 a.m. on Dec. 3. He comes home to two sisters, Nancy, 4, and Linda, 2% and to his grandpa, Charles Ebert. His paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. David Altergott, live in Chicago. BIRTHDAY;, GREETINGS Many happy returns of the day to Joyce Braun who celebrates her birthday on Dec. 8. Somehow her name got lost on the list and wasn't included when we wished greetings to the rest of those birthday people on the eighth. The ninth is-the big day for Phil Bucaro and for Kurt Lauer who will bo eleven years old. Dave Wickenkamp also celebrates his eleventh birthday on the tenth. Michael Johnson blows out his birthday candles on the eleventh and the twelfth is subtraction day for Ed Gladman. Grandma Pearl Tomlin marks her seventy-eighth birthday on the twelfth too. Debbie Franklin and Brad Jett have birthdays on the thirteenth and John Michael Jones who has just moved up to Janesville will be four years old on the fourteenth. Best wishes to eacheof them on their special day. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ Best wishes to Fran and Etta Clark who are celebrating their wedding anniversary on Dec. 10. CONDOLENCES Our very deepest sympathy is extended to the Morrie Ketcham family on the death of his father, in an automobile accident last week. Our sincere condolences are extended to Bill and Marie Bleck on the death of their son, Joseph, in Joliet last week. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK The big event has come and gone again and all who attended proclaimed the Snow Ball dance a social success as usual. All the ladies were radiant in their beautiful gowns and the fellows handsome. Even the band entered into the spirit of the affair and wore bright red jackets. Many of the dancers attended cocktail parties before and quite a few continued the festivities after the dance with bacon and eggs 'till the wee small hours of the morning. If yoa missed it this year you better plan on next year as it really was an exciting evening. All the gals from the Weinman's club will be getting themselves dressed up tonight (Thursday) again to attend the Christmas party at the Country club. This is their treat after working hard all year for the various projects sponsored by the Woman's club. Carol Cynowa is home again after a week in Springfield where she attended a seminar held for clerks of the State Drivers License Bureaus located throughout the state. They had a tour of many of the Government offices and had a most enjoyable time besides learning of all the new procedures used in the license bureau. , Tom Creutz celebrated his fifth birthday last Thursday, Nov. 30, with a group of his chums. Ice cream cake roll was served to Danny Veenhuis, Barbara Humann, Ray Roaeh, Bobby Basely and Beverly Hromec. After their refreshments they played games and won prizes, and in general had a great time. Tom's grandparents came for dinner in the evening to continue the festivities for the birthday boy. Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore of Ringwood and Mr. and Mrs. Creutz of McCullom Lake are Tom's favorite grandparents. Holly Worm has been a patient at McHenry hospital since last Thursday after she was struck by a car near the high school. She was getting out of the car on her way to College Night when she was hit. According to reports she is feeling better, and we all sure hope so. - A lot of kids have been skating and sliding on the ice at the lake during the past we6k and several reports of unexpected swimming parties have come our way. Although we have had enough cold weather to freeze and lake we've also had enough mild days so that it can be a precarious expedition. The ice should be thoroughly checked by an adult ( preferably a heavy one) before the kids have free rein. Parents should warn their children of the dangers of the ice especially those who get off the bus near the beach. Accidents have happened and it would be tragic if there are more serious ones than those than have happened so far this season. We've been pretty darn lucky sd far. Patty McCarthy had a repeat performance on birthday celebrations when Carol Harris and daughter, Jody, were guests for dinner to give the happy little gal more cause for excitement. She'll be while recovering from this last birthday. Hope that everyone recovers nicely from the latest flu bug that has been making the rounds and I sure wish they'd take our house off the list. "" DECEMBER 8, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 7 RESULTS TIME FOR THE BLIND . . . Two hundred and fifteen jbraiile watches like this one, produced by the Citizen Watch Company Ltd., of Japan, were donated to The United Nations in commemoration of its 22nd anniversary. The watches will be contributed to the blind in U.N. member countries in Asia, Africa and the middle East through the World Council for the welfare of the blind. For That Old Fashioned Flavor • Come To CfCoe * IS Varieties of Sainag* * True Germaa Style Flavor* * Lean Hickory Smoked Baron * Country Made Saosa&e * Delirious Hickory Smoked Hanw Phone 385-6260 Route 1X0 Jnst East of Rt. It Volo, Illinois Only 2 days left I D®s- 8,h & 9th #n|*! j CHRISTMAS Gift Sale GOODYEAR SAVE Transis W l i n g h ICE BREAK SPECIAL! \ ALWAYS NEAT... ALWAYS TRIM 30-Lite For indoor or outdoor use 2 days only Famous Noma quality. Has 30 push-in lamps, plus extra colored flasher bulb. Sockets stay in place with molded clips. UL approved. You'll want several sets at this low price to decorate for the holidays. A GOODYEAR EXCLUSIVE! SONGS OT Q e> i"1 UC... locked outf M*'m 50 s on «J| General Electric - Weslingkiuse Gift Values Retail Price Sale Price ^ Dec. 8th & 9th only Diik i(53DQQ[o) $24.95 5]9 sfele Stifio $84.95 $^9 TifSin Steam & ~:y Iron $15.95 *1088 $14.95 *9 lice TciifiB' $21.95 ^15" TOYS, TOYS 20s - 50'.« Famous Brands -TMISlton Bradley, Fisher Price Stocking Stuffer Specials R e g . $ 1 . 4 9 " 7 ^* a a ea. Big Ben builds rugged long wear into every matched work set. And as an added bonus they're extra comfortable, permanent press tor care free wear, and that always neat look. Choice of colors and sizes. N0W\ ON SALE! m moo Shirts 4.99 ea. Pants 5.99 ea. 1967 Gopdyear Christmas Album SHIRT FEATURES • Lined Dress Collar • Pencil Opening in Deep Pockets • Full Length Tails • Tailored to Body Contour • Less than 1 % Shrinkage PANTS FEATURES • Deep Heavy Orili Pockets • Staflat Leg Seams • Graduated Rise for Proportioned Fit • Heavy Duty Zipper • Less than 1% Shrinkage 20 selections by 12 famous artists Only A record produced by Columbia Special Products that captures the spirit of Christmas with its selections by such stars as Barbra Streisand, John Davidson, Robert Goulet, Harry Simeone Chorale, Tony Bennett & others. Stereo -- playable on monaural equipment. SLEEP SllDl 9U^E DIAL TUNING RYStol COVERED DIAL HOME CONTROL KNOBS CONSOIE SOUND GE AM/FM Clock Radio Goodyear exclusive! Was $34.95 ONLY EASY TERMS! Solid State tuning. Easy-toread dial. Large clock features Sleep Switch. Walnut roll grain finish. WESTCLOX Electric Alarm Clock $199 Reg. $4.95 I 2 days only Booster 8 II.-7 strand aluminum cable Helps give emergency starts. Ends bumper damage --no need to push. Full size clamps assure solid contact. NO PAYMINTS GOODYEAR NEXT YEAR ive ai 1219 N. Green McHenry 385-0182 4400 W. Rt. 120 McHenry Market Place Center 385-7300 { MMUIIUNMNMUSWIB i K ' k •