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Thursday, October 5/2961 THE McHENBY PLAXNDEALER Page Sevmrtton Lakeland Park LITTLE LEAGUE DANCE AT V.F.W. SATURDAY OCT. 7 C.loria Flannigan - EV. 5-4710 Chris Fosgoz - EV. 5-4942 second annual Little League dance will be held this Saturday. Oct. 7, at the VFW hall. Tickets may he purchased from any coach, manager or at the door. Let's have a good turnout for this dance as the proceeds help our boys acquire their equi|>ment. Everyone is sure to have a good time and great fun. zaar Saturday.. Nov. 4, at the community house. All the comj mittees are busy working on I things for their booths. There i is still many donations needed and very much help wanted. Please if you have any time to donate call one of the following ladies; Jesse Matthews EV. 5-6042, Gloria Flannigan EV. 5-4710. Lillian Glosson EV. 5-2711, Barb Muerer EV. 5- 4356. Anniversary Wishes To Sue and Matt Grizely who will celebrate their sixth year of marriage, Oct. 8. Belated Anniversary Wishes To Shirley and Max Koch who celebrated their ninth anniversary Sept. 27 with an enjoyable evening out. And to Wally and Margo Schaedel who celebrated five years of wedded bliss on Sept. 29. j and Alma Brushaber are mem- 1 bers. | Randy Koczor was six years J old on Oct. 2. He had a birth- ! day party for some of his 1 neighborhood friends on Satur- | day, Sept. 30. They were Nancy Matthews. Lea Rode, Debbie Forman, Rickie Nole, Heri bie, Camerlv and Randy's sister, Debra, and brother, Ricky. 'omen's Club The regular meeting of the W o m a n ' s c l u b w i l l s i a r t promptly at 8:30 this evening (Thursday). A fashion show of •jewelry is on the agenda for ton|ght. Any woman who belongs to the LPPOA is eligible for membership in the club. Guests may attend social meeting once. Fee for a guest ata social is equivalent to the ninthly dues. Hope to see many a new face and old tonight. . Brownie News A new Brownie troop is being formed in Lakeland Park. Any girls, ages 8 and 9, are eligible to join. Please call Bunny Janicke at EV. 5-2824 by Oct. 11 and register your daughter. We are also in need of committee mothers. General Meeting | A general meeting will be I held on Sunday, Oct. at 3 p.m. at the community house. Please try and attend this meeting. Little League News The Lit lie League meeting for nominations and election of officers which was held last Friday was a great success. The new officers for the '61-'62 season are Joe Prazak, president; Marvin George, vicep# fsident; Ray Rode, treasurer; Jack Lavin, secretary; A1 Kujak, players agent. Congratulations boys. All the boys who played on the Lakeland Park ball team l a s t s e a s o n a r e i n v i t e d t o a t tend the Father and Son banquet which is to be held on Oct. 15 at 1.30 o'clock at the Moose hall in McHenry. Keep Hmk date open and plan on an Bus Shelter Weather permit ting the bus shelter on Meadow Lane and Home will be started on Sunday, Oct. 8. Any volunteers! Happy Birthday Wishes To Michele Koch who will be two years old on Oct. 7, and also to Jean Gagon on Oct. 7. To Matt Grizely who chalks up another year on Oct. 8. to Susan Wickenkamp who will be two on Oct. 9, to five year old Lee Hulbert on Oct. 10 and to Linda Vera who will be four years old on Oct. 10. < Belated Birthday Wishes To Keith Schaedel who celebrated his tfiird birthday on Oct. 1 and to Dale Moll who was three years old on Sept. 3Q, and to Ricky Koczor who was two years old on Sept. 26. Matron of Honor Claudia Garn was matron of honor Sept. 23 at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Starr in Chicago. Claudia's husband, Hank, was an usher. It wouldn't surprise me if they had to wear bathing suits after the ceremony what with all the rain we had. effoyable time. Minstreal Show The cast of the minstreal ,show is re-enacting their show Friday, Oct. 27, at the Woodstock Moose Lodge No. 1329. The show will be sponsored by the Moose Lodge and is set for 9 p.m. Proceeds will go to the Children's Home in Woodstock. I^ou missed the show the last time, really try to get out and see it this time, the acts are very well played and there is just a lot of fun in store for you, «t" Bazaar Information The Lakeland Park Woman's club will hold its annual "ba- Diaper Line Well, it has finally arrived! Or I should say he has finally arrived. A bouncing baby boy who was born to Toots Gerstad. He weighed in at 8 lbs., 3 ozs. and is 19M: inches long and was born on Oct. 1 at 12:10 p.m. We're all glad it's over with but not as glad as Toots is. Your reporter talked with her on the phone and she is in good health and spirits. ! Now we can all relax. Congratulations, Toots. Christening Little Matthew Grizely, Jr., was christened Sunday, Sept. 24. at St. Andrew's church in Chicago. His godparents ai-e Eva Schmidt of Chicago and Melvin Sims of Riverdale. The doings were held at grandma Grizely's home. Attending were aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and his three big sisters and of course mom and dad. A buffet style dinner was served and enjoyed by all. Sympathy May we extend our deepest sympathy to Beverly and Jim Wickenkamp on the recent loss of Bev's grandfather. Louis Lovstad of Arlington Heights. Mr. Lovstad passed away Sunday, Oct. 1, after a short illness. Birthday Doings Stosh Pankiewicz celebrated his ninth birthday Wednesday. Sept. 27, with an after school party. Attending were Dell Gerstad, Billy Burns, Norbie Kwiatek, Robby Wickenkamp. Robby Revak, Tommy Kozicki, Tommy Wagner, and Paul Swelgel. Games, cake, pop, and ice cream were the highlights of the afternoon. K e i t h S c h a e d e l c e l e b r a t e d his third birthday last Saturday. The theme of the party was a circus and those attending were Elaine Bottari, Kristie, Johnny and < Kelly Flannigan. Patti Laursen and Keith's sister, Debbie. Dad Wally had a grand time supervising the games which were enioved by all the children. Cake, ice cream, candy and prises delighted all who attended. Oh, yes, grandpa Schaedel from Meadowdale was also there and spent the night. Carol Janicke had a birthday luncheon party Saturday. Sept. 30. The girls attending were Vicky Sicken, Diane Krater, Merilee Nehlsen, Jean Wright and Gail Braum. They played games and enjoyed chickenala- king, salad and the usual cake and ice cream. John Berendt had a birthday party last Monday, Sept. 25, in Lily Lake. Those present were members of a club in Edgebrook Heights of which Paul Luncheon Bernice Boyce had <a luncheon Tuesday. Sept. 26. for a few of her friends from Hales Corners, Wis. They were Mrs. Wayqe, Boyle, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Deitz who resides in Lakeland Park. Demonstration Dorothy Becker had a demonstration on Friday. Sept. 29. ; Those in attendance were Mrs. j Hansen, Mrs. Glorch. Mrs I Bockman, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. | Belahlovy, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. • Jarman and IVJrs. Seaton. | Vacation j Alfred and Lucille Deitz j from Lakeland Park went to | Iron River. Mich., to see their ! new grandson who was born on j Friday, Sept. 29. The baby's ! name is Kevin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson. The Deitzes left Monday morning, Oct. 2, and will be gone about two weeks. Visitors Ray and Mary Barle were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Rogky Boyd and daughters. Patty and Marie, who are from Cary on Sunday, Oct. 1. Irv and Dorothy Becker had a few couples visiting with them at their home on Saturday, Sept. 30. They were Mr. and Mrs G. Miniates from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. R. Derosier from Niles and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Flynn from Elmhurst. They are all long-time friends and enjoyed a nice visit. Visiting Bill and Bunny Janicke attended a wedding last Saturday in Chicago. Sig Samuelsor. and Renee Eubert were the bride and groom. 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One of i our new teachers. Sister Beat- j ta Marie, won the attendance i prize for the most parents present at this meeting. A note of interest to all ' members of St. John's Home ; and School association „ - - • the ; meetings will be field every ' fourth Monday of each month. Refreshments were served by the commit lee in charge. Halloween Fun I t i s a l i t t l e e a r l y T know t o remind all of you about the annual m;*snTTwado to be held on Oct. 28 and sponsored by the ! community club. But it is nol too early to go rummaging around the old "nooks and ; corners" looking for something suitable to wear to a costume party. You have plenty of time now to make plans so why m i .loin the gang of funsters in the Forty Hours Dfvotion to Open Friday, at the 8 o'clock Mass will begin our Forty Hours demotion. Evening services will be held at 7:30. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and evening and after the evening devotions on Friday and Saturday. The Blessed Virgin sodality will have its prayer hour from 2 to 3 while the lady Foresters will pray in a body from 3 to 4. In t h e s e t r o u b l e d times prayer is much needed so please try lo attend your church often and pray for world peace. Girl Scout News Troop 378 held their first meeting as a Girl Scout trpop last Tuesday in the public school. The girls elected new j officers, sang songs and dis-1 cussed various topics for fu-! ture meetings. Mrs. Marge Peterson, one of the troops committee women, treated the girls to cupcakes. The girls, thanked her by singing "Happy Birthday" to her. couples who are members of a club. The group enjoyed the weekend to the utmost. Best wishes to the Eftrl Barths who celebrated thirteen years on Oct. 2. Hospital Patient Get well wishes are sent this week to Dorothy Hansen of Pistakee Bay, who recently spent several days at the McHenry hospital. Blessed Virgin Sodality Notes New members wanting to be taken into, the sodality on Oct. 10 are asked to contact Alvina Miller at 385-1262 or Lu Ann Smith at 385-6578 soon. The church service and benediction will begin at 7:30. The regular meeting \vill follow in the school hall. All sodality members are cordially invited to lie present for the church reception for new members and the regular meeting. Oct. 15 is the date of the sodality's public party to be held at R p.m. in Ihe community club hall. Donations for Uiis party will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Alvina Miller if you have any donations... Joined in Marriage w- Congratulations to B e r n i e Schmitt and Judy Baur who were married last Saturday. Upon their return from their honeymoon Irip, they will reside in McHenry. All our wishes for a very happy future is extended to this young couple. Rescue Squad Call Last Sunday evening the squad was called out to lend aid when two cars collided in front of the Gone Nett residence on Chapel Hill road. Three of the car occupants were taken to the McHenry hospital for treatment. FAMILY FORUM Dr. Bertha M. Shafer, M.tX, Twin Lakes. Wis., former assistant director of venereal disease education, Chicago Board of Health, and present chairman of American Social Hygiene committee, will speak on the topic, "Attitudes and Ideals in Family Living," at the Family Forum at Trinity Lutheran church, Harvard, on Oct. 10. * The meeting is open to the general public. Luncheon reservations should be made with host pastor. Luther C. Mueller, Harvard. In attendance at the meeting will be congregatiohs and social agencies lrom McHenry and surrounding counties. All the time anyone everIjas is today. Yesterday is gone forever, andtomorrow never comes. one of their crowd 1o get mar- \ lied. 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