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Guild sponsors cards & dessert ' St. Patrick's Ladies Guild is PAGE f I - PI.AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER If. 11 At a recent membership brunch hosted by the Woodstock-AAc Henry League i of Women Voters, a satirical skit was presented to members and guests by the group showi above from left to right, Bart) AAarrS/ Cindy Swartzloff, Ann Byers, Sherry Floro and Kay Halverson. ' « STAFf PHQTQ-WAVNi GAYLOeD The program highlighted, in a humorous way, the goals and positions of the league. Members are available to present this program to any interested groups. For more information or to make arrangements for a presentation, one may call Barb AAarrs at 385-1434. having a Card and Dessert party Oct. 20 at 1 p.m. in the cnurch hall. For ticket information call Helen Koblitz at 385-3516. Everyone is invited to attend. Also, the October board meeting of St. Patrick's Ladies Guild will be held Oct. 31 at 1 &m. at the McHenry Public brary. Singles to hear traveling hints The second annual Midwest Singles Travel Flair will be sponsored by Graduate Degree Singles and Singles in the Humanities, Friday, Oct. 21, from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Evanston Holiday Im, corner of Lake and Sherman. A two-hour social nixer will follow the fair. All presentations at this year's fair will i* directed to meeting the needs of the single traveller. Any interested single is welcome and a large crowd is expected. For more information, call 472-9046. Social STAFF PHOTO WAYNf GAUOKD New Moms Discussion Group will meet Wed­ nesday, Oct. 26, at 10 a.m. Hie group, which strives to help new moms deal with their new respon­ sibilities, is open to all new moms. The group offers mothers and their a time and place to come together and share the negative and "ive experiences erf parenting acconpany motherhood during the baby's first year. One need not be as first-time mother to attend. Fbr more information about the group said location of the meeting, pfrflsp call the group's leader at 459- 8319. The New Moms Discussion Group is a program offered by the Child­ birth and Parenting Association of McHenry Cowty. C. & P. A. offers its members support and in­ formation to help with their im­ portant roles as parents. One need not be a member of C. & P. A. to attend. Other services offered by C. & P. A. include a bimonthly newsletter, discussion groups for moms of tots, children's nolidayO parties, playgroups for pre-schoolers, and meetings which feature authorities speaking on subjects of interest to parents. Fbr more information about the Childbirth and Parenting Association call Muffle Slater at 459- 5858. ST. RECIS 1237 N. GREEN ST. 385-1002 McHENRY -PRESENTS- JIMMY MAC SPINNING rat OLDIES * THIS THURSDAY, OCT. 20 from 8:30 p.m. - ? PLUS.. .COME TO OUR SPECIAL 50's/60's COSTUME PARTY SAT. OCT. 22 W/Music by DJ J immv Mac ? * Hold brunch and boutique S Christmas shopping, dancing and a delicious brunch, all at the same time, will be sponsored by the House of the Good Shepherd Women's Board, Sunday, Nov. 20, at noon, in the Gold Coast Room of the Drake Hotel, Chicago. Along with the bnnch, the women will have* a Christmas boutique with many items to choose from, some of which are made by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd. The annual brunch is designed to help raise finds for the House of the Good Shepherd, a shelter and a^jport system for battered women and their children. This charity is 100 percent funded by priviate donations. Reservations are necessary; call 935-3434 far further in- or to make reservations. MR. AND MRS. JEFFREY VAN LANDUYT Present old fashions 'The Way We Wore", a historical fashion show from 1860 to 1900, will be held Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Woodstock Opera House at* 2 p.m. This is a handsome, historical fashion show that is both en­ tertaining and ertrational. The authentic, vintage clothing reflects changing history and social customs. These original fashions are the collection of Mrs. Pat Stark of Rock- ford, who began collecting 20 years ago, and is an expert in clotting, having both a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree in clothing and textiles. The narration for her production is filled with facts abort the way clothing was once worn. She tells why frocks were spare or rich or austere or elegant. All the fashions have qualities appealing to the eye and are in natural fabrics. This presentation of fabulous costunes is being sponsored by the Woodstock Jaycee Women. Tickets can be reserved by calling the Woodstock Opera House at 338-5300. A Hawaiian honeymoon was planned by newly married Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Van Landuyt following their marriage Sept. 24. The 2:30 p.m. Mass was con- celebrated in St. Patrick Catholic Church, McHenry, by the bride's uncle, the Reverend Charles O'Brien; the Reverend John Stringini; and the Reverend |iigene Parker The bride is the former Maureen J. Bauer, daughter of Donald and Joan Bauer, 3424 W. Skyway Drive, McHenry. John and Alice Van Landuyt, 12316 Ware Road, Wood­ stock are the parents of the bridegroom Following the ceremony, a reception for 140 guests was held at the American Legion Hall in McHenry. The bride graduated from Marian Central High School in 1979 and works in tine laboratory at Good Shepherd Hospital, Barrington, EL The groom is a 1977 graduate of the same hig£i school They are making their home at 909 Wheeler Street, Woodstock. Circle enjoys Bible study Getting ready for the United Methodist Women's Annual Fall Bazaar are co-chairmen Kathy Boehmer on the left and Sheila Wiedenhoeft. The bazaar will take place Saturday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall. Features include many Fall and Christmas items, a country store, bake sale, plant table, and luncheon featuring three varietiesof quiche, a salad bar, sloppy Joe plate, dessert and beverage. The public is cordially invited for a chance to take care of holiday shopping and relax with a delicious lunch. New Moms group offers help 4n^here was good at­ tendance at the October meeting of the Marcia Mary Ball Circle, when Margaret Andersen and Mary Rose were hostesses, serving delicious refreshments. The study, "Women of the Bible" is the continuing study, led by Mary Rose with her taped commentary; and Rebekah was the woman for October. This is a most in­ teresting study which the circle is enjoying, and ap­ preciative of Mary's efforts. The group also ^enjoyed a discussion following the program. Members were asked to bring their handmade ar­ ticles for the Christmas sale ° to the church Friday, Oct. 21, and help set up for the bazaar. Bakery goods are to be brought-in by 8:30 a.m. Saturday, if possible. The next meeting of the group will be Tuesday, Nov. 1, at noon, in the church parlor, when Cleda Mc- Cracken and Helen Lundy will be the hostesses. Guests and newcomers are always most welcome at Marcia Mary Ball Circle meetings, the first Tuesday of each month. ARE YOU NEW IN THE McHENRY AREA? Do You Know Someone New? y , We Would Like to Extend a ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY AREA NEWCOMER!! Call Lorraine Monahan 385-5475 NO OBLIGATION IT'S FREE t ilrll miictmi mcmmwmi nsmrss ROYAL WELCOME 'Know Your Area-Royal Welcome Does It Best" REVCO DISCOUNT DRUC CENTER Liquor prices go down the Natch at fores NATURAL LIGHT BEER 6 PACK • 12 OZ. N.R. 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