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Historical December 1983 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
On Oct. 26, the Rosedale Neighborhood Association held a potluck dinner followed by a neighborhood meeting in St. Roch’s cafeteria.
A sumptuous dinner which could be selected from a vast array of homemade dishes was enjoyed by all.
The first and main topic on the meeting’s agenda was Light Rail. RoseMary Covington of the East-West Gateway Coordinating Council and John McCarthy of Sverdrup & Parcel were on hand to present the variety of different plans being proposed for the Light Rail system. Neighbors were able to ask a number of questions regarding their concerns about how Light Rail will possibly affect our neighborhood. Also discussed at the meeting was the upcoming Christmas Walk on Sunday, Dec. 11, from 2 to 5 p.m.
The St. Roch’s annual Century Club dinner was held on Oct. 29. Approximately 160 people attended the affair which benefits the Youth Activities at St. Roch’s school.
The evening began with cocktails and hors d’oevres in the gym.
The dinner, held in the church hall, was catered by the Pasta House and featured a cannelloni appetizer, Pasta House salad, tenderloin tips Marsala and chicken breast entrees, and cheesecake for dessert. Dinner was followed by music and dancing. Paul and Esther Kane of Parkview won the $1000 attendance prize. Ed and Clare Walsh, also of Parkview, were the chairpersons of the event.
The St. Roch’s Women’s Club has recently published a neighborhood cookbook.
The book’s debut was heralded at a Harvest Sampler tasting party. Fifteen recipes from the cookbook were prepared for sampling and served 150-175 people who attended the party on Nov. 11. Fathers Polizzi and Campbell were responsible for the autumn decorations. Entertainment was provided by Ralph Vossen on the drums, Kathleen Hamilton on the piano, and George Chopin on the banjo. Gabrielle Wilson won the attendance prize which was a bride’s doll.
The cookbooks are still available at the cost of $5 and can be obtained by contacting Georgi Fox or a member of the Women’s Club.
Speaking of Georgi Fox, 6100 McPherson, she recently spent a week in Acapulco, staying in her sister-in-law’s condo on the beach.
She went with Mary Burke of Parkview and a friend, Gen Moeller.
They spent the week renewing their fading summer tans, shopping and eating. Georgi said that, between the three of them, they left behind two husbands, twelve kids, five dogs, and two cats.
They thoroughly enjoyed the break.
The condo is available to rent, so call Georgi if you are interested.
In a similar break from domesticity, Mary Gioia, 6100 Kingsbury, took off with a girlfriend for a weekend in Chicago.
They went to theaters and restaurants, and did a lot of shopping. Sounds great! Rick and Joan Bender, 6100 Kingsbury, spent a recent weekend in Wheeling, West Virginia, for parents’ weekend at Wheeling College where their daughter, Beth, is a junior.
They won a prize for being the parents who came the longest distance for the weekend. Debbie Gregg, 6100 Westminster, has recently returned to the working world.
She is doing freelance writing and public relations work.
She and her husband Gordon have two sons.
Congratulations to Merry and Fred Eppenberger, 6100 Waterman, who became the proud parents of David Frederick on Oct. 24.
David is the first child for the Eppenbergers and weighed six pounds, seven ounces.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1983.
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