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Page Th THE McHENBY PlAINDEALEB mmim Thursday. January 24, 1963 •iP Lakeland Park ELECT ROGERS PRESIDENT OF DEMOCRATIC CLUB Gloria Ft*nni|pui - 38&-41I0 Barbara Miorw - <85-43504 The meeting of the Democratic chib w as hold la si Thursday with the election of officers taking place. Je«T> Rogers was elected president. Rill Casey was elcctipd "vicepresident, LaVerne Hromec was elected secretary, and A1 SewMiki was elected treasurer. There were also five twiai<j j of dirocfors elected. They are ' Bud L'ttich. Frank Hromec. f }iob Miller. Ken Hai-kor and Rudy I.onse. Bob Milter uavc • a -talk. oeeomi>anied by lilni >u1|)s on federal aid to education which was very in- j teresting and informative. *A: large turn out made the meet-j ing a hu^e success. The next mwtin<j will be held, ihe third j Thursday of Februar\ at 8| at the community house. The 1 boffrd ftf directors w ill hold ' their first meeting this eve-j nin^, Thursday. Jan. 24. at , Jerry Rogers, house -it X to j formulate and implement ihei policies of the club. Bteiftrr Stan Lezak and (Jene Kraskiewiez of the beach committee arc Koine; to have a bonfire and mnrxhmallow roast on Wednesday, Jan. 30 al Hie west beach. F.veryone is welcome to attend and Stan and Gene.gre hoping there will l>c as good a turn out as there was for the last beach doings. If anyone has any wood to donate for the bonfire they are to put it on 1 he basket ball court at the l»each. Be sure and mark this date on your calendar. The time will be 7 p.m. - •""" hanger Warning! Someone broke the cover off Ihe'oleetricarimX at the beach last week and this is a warning to be careful as this is higfily dangerous and one, can get - electrocuted very easily. Please warn your children rrf the ! dangers.' Wiedulfft Fbr CummuniVy I louse Friday. Jan. 2f5, 2 to 6 p.m. Dnnbing clauses. Monday, Jan. 28 Regular board meeting. TueSdajj, Jarf. 29, 2 to 6 Beginners dancing classes. 7:30 Boy Sornit meeting. For lfservajjorus at the community iKftiw* «d] Jo. Rizzo 385-2728. * - *• • T'lflood The 4mt I heard of Kay Drutnl is that she is out of traaiien now and may be able to come home soon. We sure hope so,"TCny. and I know your family does too. : called back home to Paducah. Ky.. to attend the funeral and while they wore there a cousin also died. ' flippy Attnlveraary A belated happy anniversary wish to Gladys and Art Hafer on tljeir sixth wedding anniversary on Jan. 21. May you have many more. Happy Birthday Wishes A""tiapiJy birthday to John Reining* why wijl be 11 years on Jimi. 29 and to Carol Matthe^ s wttt) will be 2 years old on that *iame day. To Bobbie Idstein w+ro will be 5 and to Terry Kozy who will l>e 2, botlv on the twenty-eighth. A happy birthday to George Baunjgartn<ii' and to Debbie Gladman who will be 10 on January 29 and to Danettc Bock- who will be 3 and to Robby Wohnrade who will l)e S, both on Jan. 30. Happy Birth4'l> to you all and may you have many more. A belated wish also goes to Pintozzi on Jan. 16. "• Sympathy OitCsVmpathi j;oes to the Osmon family on the death of Evelyn's brother-in-law. Ho left a wife .and three children. Our sympathy also to Virginia and Cannon /{lodges on (he death of Carmun's aunt. Thcv were Birthday Party . Rhonda Schwetz celebrated her seven Hi bjrthday last Satu^ da\ with a parly in her honor. Helping her celebrate were Shirley and Linda Meurer. Kathy Campo. Bonnie, Teresa and Margie Kroening, Sissie. Jimmy and Rosie jind Ronnie and Larry Timm. Cake and pop was served and games were played. Luncheons Last Tuesday, Jan, 22. Ann Herzog was hosless for a luncheon given for Mrs. Viola Bull of Wisconsin Rapids. Wis Other guests were. Iv\ Lczal;. Helen Kraskiewiez. Louise M< - Knerv. Kdna Houtftras. Delia j Julian, Ruth McMahon an<j i Grace Mandziara (Mrs. RuH'«J daughter) Ann prepared a dclicious luncheon and she re- . ports there was some left over, so she invited Delia Ju- • lian, l^ouise McF.nery and Ruth McMahon over in the' evening to play bridge and enjo\ the leftovers. That was • the night the mercury dipped so low so the gals didn't stay too lonu lor fear their, cars wouldn't start. On Thursdax. Ruth McMahon had the same gals over for lunch and the highlight of this luncheon was a hidden tape recorder. Some fun.eh gals? Ruih also had s^mo food left, so she invited Delia Julian, Ann Herzog and Lucille Dietz over that evening for a hand of bridge and ;• snack. All in all they had n go»/d time at the luncheons and were all sorry to see Mrs. Bull go back to hei- home in Wisconsin Rapids on Sunday. They will be anxiously awaiting another visit from her, come si'.mmer. * Well Attended Winter Reach Party The winter beach party which was held lasl Wednesday. Jan. 16, was well attended by children and adults. Games were played and prizes were awarded making it interesting for everyone. Mrs. Helen Kraskiewiez and Mrs. Ivy Lezak served the refreshments provided by the ttoard of directors which were hot chocolate and doughnuts. The main event was the unveiling of the plague honoring our late board president, William Herzog, and officially calling the west beach the William Herzog Beach. It sure does your heart good to see so many friends and neighbors turn oul for these events and I'm sure Stan Lezak and Gene Kraskiewiez of the beach committee were well pleased. Let's continue to support this fine committee. Vlftltors And Visiting On Sunday, Jan. 13, the Oakfords had June and Arvy Anderson and five of their six children out for dinner. After a delicious dinner they went sledding at Veterans Acres where the kids had a ball and the men froze. Art and Gladys Hafer just returned from a month's vacation in California. While there they saw many things, among them, the Rose bowl parade which Gladyssaid was just beautiful. They also saw Marine I^ind and Art went deep sea fishing catching quite a few big fish. Gladys's brother lives out there so- there was a lot oi visiting done. The weather of course, was warm so it was quite a charge coming^ back to our sub-zero temperature*. „ Demonstration Barb. Meurer had an r/ l\ ( morning -demons t ra t u >n Ufsl Wednesday, serving' hoi »i»ffe< McHenry Hospital Auxiliary News The women's auxiliary to McH<»nr> hospital hold its quarterly meeting Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 15. at 2 o'clock in the hospital conference room. and |tccan rolls and doughnut-! It wwaass tthhee ccoollddeesstt cd.aavy ooff tthhee lalls to the girls who braved T"" ' ° whn hraved the cold weathen to ro mil ' " weathei were amply rewarded. the cold weather; to go out. They were. Jan Kozy. Jessie Matthews, Shales George, j \\'t, wt»rC deligkjed to have Maureen Johnson. Carol I In- |,K f.ur speaker the mann. Marion Hulbert. Gloria, Mrs. Charles Balfanz. member Flannegan, _ Evelyn Osmon. <>f the state governing coin- Evelyn Kaminski. .Gail !\arisi mjssjon of the women's" hosand about eleven children B« Wise Um The Classifieds Register Now! and WIN # European Tours for Two # New Chrysler Car* # 15,000 Other Frizes In Chrynler's 5-50 Contest A. S. Blake Mirs., Inc. 2508 W. Rt. 120 McHenry MOTEL FOK COUNTRY CHARM AND COMFORT TOO! Any time you're driving throujh-- <5 Luxurious Rooms, Suite?, Krtchenettes, Meeting Rooms--to fit your individual needs-with Television and Telephone m ail mwts. • FREE Continenlal Breakiasl • Family Rates! Idea! location-- ^ So close to CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE. HADISON and ROCKFORD-Near Ad->i 1 racks. PUG. .E-4'Spital "Auxiliaries of Illinois. Mrs. Balfanz. who has served • many hours as Volunteer at tft. Luke-Presbyterian hospital, spoke of the opj>ort unities fiven to today's woman to extend herself beyond her home, and of these. - none is more' satisfying than volunteer work in a local hospital. The Art Fair committee reports plans are well under way for « ,'»»ew and greater fair in 1963. We are again reminded that ; i he. success of the rummage dn(tends en the quantity ind quality of the goods we have to sell, so please save : what >ou can. Lai ge items that ;ire taking up needed -pace may be dropped off at the Kngdahl barn now. A new projeel has been lidded to our list of fund ; raising activities - a hook fair to be held in the lobby of i the theatre on Wednesday. ! 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