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SECTION 2 - PAGE 9. PLA11NDEALER HERALD. WEDNESDAY . DECEMBKH S. 19<H Neighborhood news . . • . • - . McCuDom Lake: Invite all to craft fair by local teachers Some of our local talent will be hosting a craft show Saturday, Dec. 8, starting at 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. at the beach house.. There will be homemade items and baked goods. Why not take a stroll to the beach house, and maybe you can pick up some Christmas gifts. BOARD MEETING Ordinance number 164A was passed and approved by the board at the Nov. 27 meeting. It was also a unanimous decision to grant the Conservation Club a two-day liquor license, for the annual Fish Derby to take place Jan. 12 and 13 at the beach, of course. Each day at the derby, prizes will be awafded. There will also be refreshments, bait for sale and fishing licenses for sale. Trustee Morris reported that he had received five ap­ plications for the position of maintenance man. He is in­ terviewing all who applied. Trustee Valentine issued one permit during the last two weeks. Her number is 385-4903 and she will be happy to answer any questions. The next board meeting will be Dec. 11. Why not plan on attending. TOPS The TOPS group here in the village is having a recruiting irive for new members, v cquie, 344-4384 has lost 30 pounds and would be glad to help you lose your extra pounds. They meet Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at the beach house, and Dawn Miller 385-4901 BEACH GALS CHRISTMAS The deadline for letters for Santa is Dec. 15. Remember the address is 2805 Beach View. The children's Christmas party will also be that day starting at 1 p.m. and lasting until 3 p.m. at the beach house. Refreshments will be ^served and cookie donations will be gladly ac­ cepted. The club will be presenting a children's play with local talent. The rehearsal schedule is as follows: Monday, Dec. 3- 6:30 p.m.; Monday, Dec. 10- 6:30 p.m.; Thursday, Dec. 13- 6 p.m. and Friday, Dec. 14, 6:30 p.m. for dress rehearsal. All rehearsals are to take place at the beach house. Also, the set-up for the Christmas party is Thursday, Dec. 13, at 9:30 a.m. The members Christmas party is to take place Thursday, Dec. 6, at a local restaurant. If you need a ride, meet at the beach house at 6:30 p.m. otherwise, meet at the restaurant at 7 p.m. Have a good time, girls. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes are sent to Bill Mathison, who shared Nov. 28 with Rachel Nelson, turning two on that date; Marie McKim and Jane Thorton opened their cards Nov. 29; Kurt Swanson shared Dec. 2 with Theresa Kalsch, blowing out five candles on that day; and Wayne Berry Jr. opened his presents Dec. 3. "Happy Birthday "wishes for this week go to Lorraine Furlong, sharing Dec. 5 with Jim Wyman Jr., Damen Beck and JennferMazur; Troy Blake and Mark Grim celebrate Dec. 6; Joanne Weisenberger and Barb Elliot toast in another year Dec. 8; Laverne Loewe shares Dec. 9 with Seth Elliot; and George Scarbrough, Gert Waiter and Kitty Greaney celebrate Dec. 11. May all your days be special. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Thursday, Dec. 6 -Ladies of the Lake Christmas party at the local restaurant. Thursday, Dec. 6 -Beach Gals Christmas party at 7 p.m. at a local restaurant. Monday, Dec. 10-play rehearsal at 6:30 p.m. at the beach house. Wonder Lake: Gome to Christmas concert What better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by at­ tending a Christmas concert, and especially one given by children. You will have the opportunity Thursday, Dec. 6, at Harrison School. Beginning at 7:30 p.m., the Harrison Band and Chorus will be presenting a Christmas Concert for parents and other interested members of the community. Anne Sowers 653-9549 Thursday, Dec. 20, the Nor- thwood Junior High Band and Chorus will be giving their Christmas concert, also, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Both concert and symphonic bands, along with the sixth grade chorus and mixed chorus, will be performing. SANTA'S COMING The children of members of the American Legion Post 1169 will be treated to a Christmas party Sunday, Dec. 16, from 1-4 p.m. at the post home, 4117 E. Wonder Lake Rd. Santa will be on hand to distribute presents, and refreshments will be ser­ ved. The names and ages of the children attending must be turned in to the Legion no later than Dec. 9, so that Santa can do his shopping! NEW OWNERS Dusty's Pizza now has new owner's, Val and Ray. Don and Pat will be missed, but I'm sure they will enjoy a little more freedom to travel or do as they please now that business demands are taken from them. PASSES AWAY Marge Wunderlich of White Oaks Bay passed away Thanksgiving day in her home. She had been feeling under the weather for only a few days and then was found dead by a friend. SPECIAL DAYS "Happy Birthday" to Steven Berndt, son of Rick and Mary Lee, and little brother to Mike, who celebrated his second birth­ day Dec. 2. Also, a belated "Happy Bir­ thday" to Amy Stolle, who was blowing out birthday candles Dec. 3. Jenny Spencer, who's a big fourth-grader at Greenwood School, will be celebrating her special day Dec. 7. "Happy Birthday" to Grand­ pa Byron Sowers, who adds another year Dec. 9. DECORATIONS If you have a free evening and would like something special to Lakeland Park Get news in by Dec. 19 Our last column before Christmas will appear Dec. 19. Please call us no later than Dec. 13 with any dates, reminders, newsy itms etc., that you'd like » share for the holiday. We'd be happy to mention holiday parties, celebrations and your out-of-town guests. Can you believe there's less than three weeks left? Melanie Harazin 344-3649 Sue. Lovergine 344-0519 BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday"to Jill Tracy, who'll be 13 years old today, Dec. 5. Several people will be hearing the birthday Excerpts from THE NUTCRACKER and other festive dances Friday, December 7 8:15 p.m. $7.00/$5.00 Saturday, December 8 2:00 p.m. and 8:1S p.m. $7.00/$5.00 V Students $4.00 all seats •BOX OFFICE* (815)338-5300 Visa/MasterCard accepted holograph hv I i.«iu ^hniniT A Woodstock Opera House presents JUim-r SWLAHDEll D A N C I I T H B A l I I B do, take a ride around the Woodstock Square. The Christmas decorations are beautiful, especially in the evening, with the clear lights glowing* Every spot is lit and transforms your spirits into a Christmas of the past. song tomorrow; Carolyn Lawson, Mike Smith and Susan Loomis all share the 6th. ANNIVERSARY "Happy Anniversary"to Louis and Theresa Arroya, who celebrate 11 years of marriage Dec. 11. YOUR TURN TO CALL Let's hear from the folks living on Ramble Road, Lakeland Avenue, and Spruce Lane. Give us a call this week! % COUNTDOWN 14 days til Hanukka 20 days til Christmas Day- less than three weeks! REMINDERS Dec. 19-last St. Mary's CCD class for Christmas break. Dec. 21-last day of school for Christmas break. FS has it... productive confinement buildings FS Farrowing Confinement Building • Totally Enclosed, Fan Cooled • 24' wide. 16 crate with equipment $20,050 plus labor On your level srte (Price does not include concrete work, eiectrcal ?.id plumbing) . Other December Specials • L B. 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