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Thursday, December 2, 1985 THE MpHENBY PT-AINDEALER LAKELAND PARK NEWS BA£B HEUR£B -- 885-4856 STAGE SET FOR SNOWBALL DANCE SATURDAY. DEC. 4 4This Saturday, Dec. 4, is the dSte we have been waiting for, our annual Snowball dance. This year it will be at the VF*W in McHenry, The decoration committee is going all out tq make the hall very festive and I know you will have a good time so I hope to see you tliere.* " Woman's Club Meeting ^Don't forget-~4jur Woman's ckib meeting at 73:30 p.m. at the Community ^hoiise. Your ticket monies should be turned in at this time for the Snowball dance. We hope to see some of the women who attended the welcome party in October join our organization. We have a good time as well as doing a service for the community. Next Thursday evening is our annual Christmas party at the McHenry Country Club so be sure and get your dollar grabbag gift soon. See you tonight. Community House Schedule For all reservations and cancellations of the community house call Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Dec. 1, Wednesday - 8 p.m., Annexation committee workers meeting. Thursday, Dec. 2- 8:30 p.m., Woman's Club meeting, Saturday, Dec. 4 - 9:30 to noon, Lakeland Park 4H Club meeting. 7 p.m., Lakeland Park 4-H Club Achievement awards. Monday, Dec. 6 - 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Girl Scout meeting. 7 p.m. Boy Scouts. Tuesday, Dec. 7 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop Committee meeting. a game, sang some songs and had our treats with Leah Rode and Debra George as our hostesses. Next week we will start practicing our Christmas caroles so that we will be in good voice when we go caroling on Dec. 23, in the evening. Cub Committee Meeting Changed The Cub commitee meeting which was to have been on Wednesday, Dec. 1, will be held at Mr. Matthews' house on Tuesday, Dec. 7, at 8 p.m. This will be Mr-^/Matthews' last commitee nreeting as he is resigning as of this month. So far, a new Cub master has not been found so if you know of any one who would be willing to take over this job I know it would be appreciated if you would call Ron Braun and let him know. Surely some father whose boy is benefitting f r o m C u b S c o u t s c o u l d t a k e over. Come on Mothers, talk your husband into volunteering, you know how important this is to your boy. New Arrival Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Cepulis are the proud parents of their second boy, Darren John, who arrived at Sherman hospital in Elgin on Nov. 17. Darren weighed in" at 5 lbs. 10 oz. His brother, Wayde, was 1 year old on Nov. 3. Our congratulations to you bot Annexation A meeting for the committee of workers on annexation was held Wednesday Dec. 1 so it shouldn't be long before someone will be knocking at your door to sign a petition. We hope that everyone will co-operate to make this job easier for these workers, and even if you don't approve, at least be pleasant about it. These people are only doing a job and it certainly doesn't make it p l e a s a n t t o h a v e a d o o r slammed in your face. We will try to keep you informed as things go along. Lakeland Park Couples Bowling League We had some real hot bowlers last Saturday as Walter Pissowotski came up with a 621 series with handicap and Carole Ketchum had a 640 series tvith handicap. Lee Mai still held his 542 scratch and I still hold my 500 series scratch although Helen Jones came pretty close to beating that, blowing it in her third game. The standings for the first half of the season are as follows; Lucky Strikes in 1st, Bloopers, 2nd, A l l e y C a t s , a n d S i s s i e s t i e d for 3rd, Bad Guys in 5th, Bad News in 6th, Spooks in 7th, Misfits and Arrow B's tied for 8th, Forfits in 10th, Oddballs in 11th and Seabiscuits in 12th. Our next bowlling night is Dec. 11. Girl Scout News At our meeting on Nov. 22 we discussed many things. We decided to take dues for two weeks and use it on a ticket to see "Alice In Wonderland Ballet," which is being sponsored by the Cadette troops on Dec. 4. Then we decided to make Christmas candy favors for the children at Dixon. For this we need all of your used paper towel cores, tissue roll cores, etc. Also decided on, was a winter campout in February. (We sleep inside, and cook outside). We also talked about a Scout trip to the Dells in May. We played Correction I want to apologize to Bill Chadwick for making him two years younger than he actually was last week. Bill celebrated his seventeenth birthday last Sunday, Nov. 2, and not his fifteenth as I had it. Birthday Wishes Today, Thursday, Dec. 2, Carole Humann, Eleanor Haerle, and Donald Arient all will celebrate their brithdays, with Donald turning 12. On the third, Clar Haerle will add another year, and on the fourth Paul Rybak will be 12. Dec. 6 has Dave Druml turning 21, Renee Plusinski will be 4, and Lee Glorch and Marge Webber will add another year. On Dec. 7, Jack Lavin will be 25 and Dec. 8 has Cindy Kamp turning 9, Greg Mayer turning 14 Don Venhius adds another year, and Margaret Oakford being a very active 3 year old. Happy birthday to all of these people and may you have many more. To Penny and Don Veenhius who will be celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary on Dec. 6. May you have many more years of togetherness. Boy Scouts The Boy Scout Scribe, Billy Eckhardt was unable to attend scouts last week because of illness so I have no news of what went on. He just wanted it known that they can still use men to help out at the meetings and of course all boys who have reached the age of 11 are urged to come out and join our Scouts. Strolling Through The Park Wally and Katheryn Kozicki celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on Nov. 21 with dinner at a nearby restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. George Breier, Mr. and Mrs. Edward King, Kathleen Kozicki and her fiance, Tom Shaffer, and Tommy Kozicki all joined them in the celebration. Congtatulationg to you both and may you have many more years of happiness. A birthday party for P a t McCarthy who was 2 years old on Nov. 20 was held on Thursday, Nov. 18, with a light lunch served to the following, Mrs. Ruth Armstrong and girls, Wl §usten & c&a Dear friends# .It fs often preferred that clothing worn during life be worn by the deceased in burial* However, designers of burial garments havo applied such fine styling, craftsmanship and attractive fabrics, that an increasing ratio of families are select* ing burial garments - especially in view of their reasonable cost* Respectfully, Alice and Margaret, Mrs. K a t h y p r u n s w i c k , a n d b o y s , David and Brian, Mrs. Carol Harris and Jody, Mrs. Doris Irwin and Pam, Scooter Koehl, and Patty's Aunt Betty Tenhagen and cousins Kelly and Mike of Burlington, Wis. Her birthday was again celebrated on Saturday, Nov. 20, by her family with her Grandma Kelly joining them for a delicious turkey dinner. Get - well wishes to Lyda Radisch who had to come home from her daughter, Shirley's home in Carpentersyille where she has been helping out while Shirley regains her strength from ^an operation. Lyda has a bad1 cold and sore throat and jve certainly hope she is feeling better real soon. The Robert Matthew's family went into Jessie's sister's home, Fran and Rick Sandri, for Thanksgiving along with her other two sisters and their families making it a large family gathering of twenty - six people. Rich and Anne Wohnrade and Ron and Gail Braun had a very enjoyable visit with John and Vivian Steele at their home in Coventry a week ago. Thanksgiving for the Oakfords was spent at Petey's sister's, Marilyn McCullough, and daughter, Patty, along wih her brother, Duke, and wife, Connie Grondy, who had just returned home from the hospital with their 7 day old baby son David, and of course their other boy, Mark. A birthday party in Trudy Koch's honor was held on her birthday, Nov. 28. Her fourth birthday was celebrated with four girls. Renee Nickols, Michelle Fish, Carole Matthews, and Colleen Rode, attending as well as her brothers. Marc and Jamie, and sisers, Michele and Beth Ann. Cake and ice cream were served wih snowmen favors made out of marshmallows decorating the table. The Koch family spent Thanksgiving at Shirl's sister, Ruth, and husuand, Bob La Vreniere's home in Glen Ellyn. This, too, was a family gathering with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Meilahn, brothers, Jack, with his wife, Fran, and Ron and wife, Gail, and son, David, all joining in. Les and Nedra Eckardt had Nedra's family out for Thanksgiving with a delicious dinner served to Mr. and Mrs. Goold, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Martin and her mother, Mrs. Chamiblin. My Thanksgiving was very enjoyable, being able to enjoy a delicious turkey dinner at Roh's folks in Maywood. The best part of it all was being able to bring home a large platter of turkey for sandwiches for the next few days. John enjoyed an extended vacation, staying at Grandma's until Sunday whn I went back in for him. There was a real old-fashioned gathering of all the clans to mark the Thanksgiving holil day. Most every one has a lot to be thankful for this year. The Bottari family and Mr. and Mrs. Mazzoni went to Riverside to help with the festivities. To start the day off was the First Holy Communion of their niece and grandchild, Gale Mazzoni. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mazzoni, s e r v e d t h e i r g u e s t s w i t h t h e traditional Thanksgiving dinner. To add to the occasion, this was the first dinner in Try Touch-Tone telephoning yourself! TOUCH-TONE telephones are on display at the McHenry State Bank, 3510 West Elm Street, McHenry. If your telephone number begins with 385, you Can place your order now for exciting TOUCH-TONE service. Just call your Illinois Bell Service Representative at 385-9981, or ask your telephone man. their new home. John and Gloria Flannigan entertained Gloria's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Moravec and Cathy's friend, Lee Capp. T h e F l a n n i g a n s a n d t h e i r guests really did justice to Glor's superb culinary delights. The children took turns spentiing the rest of the vacation time with their grandparents in Richmond. , Creutzes started out the long weekend by serving dinner . to Jackie's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Skidmore of Ringwood, a$d Ron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Creutz of McCullom Lake, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Greplirig of Whispering Hills. On Sunday they had more dinner guests, DonnaT~""afid Ed Holmstrom of Twin Lakes, Tommy's Godparents. This was a preliminary celebration of. Tom's third birthday the following Tuesday. After dinner they air went to Jackie's folks in Ringwood, where they had more" birthday cake in honor of Tom and an uncle whose birthday he shares. Hope they all know that birthday cake has as many calories as wedding .cake did last week. And this is only the beginning! The end to a perfect day came for Jim and Louise Mc- Enery when son, Mike, called from camp Thanksgiving evening with the news that he would be home for Christmas. Also able to come home at the same time will be Don Harris, Ed Schultz, and Ray Franklin. The Roaches arrived back home in the frozen north after a too brief sojurn in the warmer climes of Texas. They were really deep in the heart of -- in the lovely town of San Antonio. They fit a lot of sightseeing into their schedule, including the famous Alamo. Ruth even managed a short trip into Mexico, where a celebration of Revolution Day was going on. A colorful parade with floats and dancers and loads of people was in progress much to her surprise. The main object of their trip was the National Bird Show in which they had ten of their lovely singers entered. The birds won several ribbons to the great pride of leir ownersJThey drove clown Hth George an d^ Jan Commons of Waueonda ahd Eniil and Mildred Lexow of Chicago and seventy some feather friends and last but far. from least their throe year old. Ray. who n o w q u a l i f i e s f o r s e a s o n e d traveler. Instead of the usual period o f r e c u p e r a t i o n , R u t h , J i m and Ray went to spend-Thanksgiving Day with Ruth's fiiother in Schiller Park. On Sunday R a y ' s - G o d p a r e n t s , M r . a n d Mrs. Art Roach, and family came for a belated birthday celebration in honor of Ray's third birthday which was Nov. 11. A triple birthday celebration took place, on Saturday evening at the McEnery home in honor of Tom and Edna Hountras who share Nov. 28 as their natal day, and Louise who becomes a year younger on Qee. 1. To mark the big occasions were guests Ann Herzog, Delia Julian. Ivy and Stan Lezak, and son, Mike, Ruth and Orlo McMahon, Ruth Piper and Bob McEnery. No need to say they had a good time as that goes without saying with this crowd. Happy birthdays to all of you. This being the weekend of the large tummy ache after all that yummy turkey, Keith Stoltz suffered the grand-daddy of all tummy acne^s which ended in an emergency appendectomy on Friday night. He was rushed to Woodstock hospital and at this time is up again andCraring to go. Some vacation*! Bill and Julie Perry took advantage of the school vacation and spent a long weekend with his parents, and visiting -with other relatives in Zion. Little Bill had a good chance tlo perform for his doting grandparents. Don's long tirpe fn-ehd, Phil Johnson, and-his write, A^arge, s p e n t t i l e w e e k e n y w i t h - " * t h e Humanns to help celebrate Don's birthday. Saturday night. A lot of eating and chatter was the order of the day and I lie fellow s went hunting Sunday morning, but all the smart bird.y®?tayed home out of the cold. A pheasant dinner from a previous excursion was on the menu. Sure was good, but all are in line for larger waistbands. Our best wishes are extended to Chris Beeck who became engaged to a lovely young lady from Cary a short time ago and they are making wedding plans at this time. GRANTED CHARTER Secretary of State Paul Powell has issued a charter to the McHenry County Medical Assistants association, a not-forprofit organization "to unite those who are engaged in any phase of medical assistants work." t"i .'.'.s.t" ' Section Two Page Three Valiant Viscounts Jaiiies <i«othman, 14. is the1' son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken C.rothman of Ml \V. WiJLlmv^fane. He has been in the Viscounts for •yvji/'years, playing the baritone. The \ ouMg man. a freshman in McHenry high school, is Interested in football aifd has" many other hobbies. He plans to join the Navy upon graduation. A brother, Mike, is also in'the'Viscounts, his father is acting as quartermaster for the corps and mother is secretary of the Parents association. Mr. Grothman was formerly cymbal player with the Commonwealth Edison drum corps. Randy "Rag" Meneel is 18 and has been a member of the Viscounts for four years, also playing the baritone. He is I he son of Mrs. Bernice Mencel of 2916 N. Oakwood. Randy graduated last June from McHenry high school and is now employed. His uncle. Vic Mensching, is manager of the Des Plaines Corsairs color guard. FHA LOANS Farmers Home Administration Economic Opportunity loans totaling $660,000 have been made this year through Nov. 15 to 360 rural Illinois families, County Supervisor Robert C. Becker has reported. 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