Saint Mary`s Catholic Church

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PARISH COMMUNITY
MASS SCHEDULE
Pastor
FR. JAMES WALTHER, O.M.V.
FR. DAVID BEAUREGARD, O.M.V.
FR. DAVE YANKAUSKAS, O.M.V.
FR. JOHN LUONG, O.M.V.
BR. LOU FALBO, O.M.V.
DEACON JIM SCHWARTZKOPF
Weekdays: 6:30 a.m. & 8:00 a.m.
PARISH OFFICE
618-465-4284
Fax: 618-463-4637
Hours: Mon.-Fri.
8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
During School Year: Fri. 8:15 a.m.
Saturdays: 5:15 p.m.
(For Sunday Obligation)
Sundays: 6:30, 8:00, 9:30,
11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.
Day Before Holy Day: 5:15 p.m.
Holy Days: 6:30, 8:00 a.m.,
12:00 noon and 5:15 p.m.
(if announced)
First Fridays: 5:15 p.m.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
519 East Fourth ƒ Alton, Illinois
OBLATES OF THE VIRGIN MARY
www.stmarysalton.com
CONFESSIONS
First Fridays: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 4:00 to 5:00 p.m.
7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
BAPTISMS
On Sundays after the
11:00 a.m. Mass
Please make an appointment.
MARRIAGES
To be arranged at least six months
before marriage. Call the Parish Office.
SCHOOL OFFICE
618-465-8523
Middle School 618-465-9719
Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
www.smsalton.com
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St. Mary’s
Catholic Church
ALTON, ILLINOIS
TWENTY FIFTH SUNDAY
IN ORDINARY TIME
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2014
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, September 22
6:30 am Ruth Hoehn†
8:00 am Bob Michaelis†
Tuesday, September 23
6:30 am Phyllis Ruby†
8:00 am Int. of Ray and Helen Manns
Wednesday, September 24
6:30 am Nina Igo Haynie†
8:00 am Edgar and Doreen Wendle†
Thursday, September 25
6:30 am Dorothy Forehand†
8:00 am Robert Michael†
Friday, September 26
6:30 am Janet Hahnenkamp†
8:15 am Carolyn Cannella†
Saturday, September 27
6:30 am Luke Malone†
8:00 am Joe Burns†
5:15 pm Vic Gonzales†
Sunday, September 28
6:30 am Int. of Father Michael Warren
8:00 am Dominic Vicari†
9:30 am Joe Kelly†
11:00 am Deceased of the Theodore and Mary Droste Family†
6:00 pm People of the Parish
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
Congratulations to –
Brian Hay/Elizabeth Weishaupt
who are being married during the
month of September.
And
Billy Kinkel/Courtney Hayes
Patrick Rich/Jennifer Lindsey
who are being married during the
month of October.
We offer our best wishes and prayers
that the peace of Christ may live
always in their hearts and in their
homes!
REQUESTS FOR PRAYERS
Please remember our brothers and
sisters, who are in need of prayer.
Donna Wardein, Janice Mueller,
David Moore, Nancy and Charles
Goen, Kevin Sampson, Marilyn
Dehner, Richard Nolan, Shirley
Dunphy, Norval Ghere, Alice Maher,
Shelly Pohlman, Beth Miller, Verna
Woodson, Veronica Kimbro, Jim
Budde, Kaye Mathews, Abi Hinthorn,
Richard Walther, Dottie Short, Daniel
Wittman, Charla Wikoff, Barbara
Potter, Robbie Hellrung Waldron,
Mike Mihalich, Ruth Kelly, Bill
Steiner, Cindy Smith, Florence Sabaj,
Marge Schulz, Arthur Acheson, Jim
Wardein, Amy Holt, Norma Murphy,
Norm Huber, Charlotte Beiser, Jerry
L. Lewis, Phyllis Joehl, Linda Wilson,
Maureen Grekowicz, Neil Schofield,
Phyllis Milford-Rill, Elizabeth Jackson,
Andy Bensman, Sandy Hatchett,
Ann Marie Fraser, Hope Cox, John
Wenzel, Ole-Haze Moore, Robert
Logan, Ella Curry, Mason Berkowicz,
Michelle Steiner, Chris Johnson,
Bob Angleton, Nancy Oldershaw,
Dennis Manns, Sr. Timothy Malone,
Beth Berger, Joe Bruemer, Carrie
Anderson, Sawyer Staub, Joan
James, Jackie Tarantino, Brandon
Gray, Billy Cox, John Roberts, Wanda
Sydall, Moriah Beiser, Mary Light,
Laura Howard, Baby Ryan, Chuck
Young, Tod Eaton, Lois Wuellner, Pat
Fischer, Tim Nelson, William Keller,
Baby Ollie Young, Matthew Martinez,
Jennifer Martin, John Ceppenati
Sr., John Ceppenati Jr., Helen M.
Greenwell, Gerald Yungling, Tim
Holt, Dakota Holt, Nonie Brunner,
Sandra Young, Dorothy Hall, Mary
Kay Jefchak, Kathleen Engdale,
Kathy Perica, Pam Wolf, Joe Tardino,
Mitzi Erthal, Brenda Feltes, Robert
“Whitey” Hamilton, Faith LaTempt,
Frank Vicari, Sherry Huber, Thomas
Keck, Tim Holden, Sarah Bogard,
Mike McNamee Sr., Mary Nickell,
Connie St. Peters, Donald McCleary,
Brody Renier, Denise Sugent, Barb
Maher, Joan Keller, Sarah Zangori,
Baby Davis, Jeannie DeBoer
TWENTY FIFTH SUNDAY IN
ORDINARY TIME
Focus: Let us seek the Lord so we
may receive the many good gifts
He wishes to lavish upon us.
The first reading offers a beautiful
admonition: “seek the Lord while
He may be found, call on Him while
He is still near.” Some reasons why
it is important to do this is because
God is good and loving, gracious
and merciful, and offers us peace
and salvation. Let us seek the Lord
so that we may receive God’s good
gifts.
The first reading exhorts us to seek
the Lord while He may be found. The
reading from Philippians reminds us
to conduct ourselves in a way that
is worthy of the Gospel of Christ.
In the Gospel, Jesus tells a parable
about a landowner hiring laborers
to work in His vineyard. Its lesson is
that the first shall be last and the last
shall be first.
RECENT BAPTISMS
Ty William Klunk
Son of Chad and Tess Klunk
We welcome him as the newest
member baptized into our Catholic
Faith Family. May God bless him and
his family as they grow together in
God’s love.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL
NEWS
St. Vincent de Paul was a priest of
the Catholic Church who dedicated
himself to serving the poor. He
was canonized in 1737. De Paul
was renowned for his compassion,
humility, and generosity and is known
as the “Great Apostle of Charity”.
In honor of this great and holy man,
our own St. Vincent de Paul Society
strives to take care of the less
fortunate of our parish. Their mission
is funded strictly by YOU and your
donations.
In honor of the Feast of St. Vincent
de Paul, we will be holding a second
collection September 27th and 28th.
Please give generously as winter is
approaching and the need seems to
be greater during the winter months.
2014 ANNUAL CATHOLIC
SERVICES APPEAL
AUCTION UPDATE
This weekend a letter will be sent
to each Catholic household in the
diocese asking for your support. Every
fiscal year each parish in the diocese
is assessed an amount determined by
the total parish receipts. The funds
from the assessment help to support
the programs, services and ministries
supported by ACSA and meet the
larger diocesan needs of Catholics
and others in need in the Diocese of
Springfield.
In 2013, our assessment was
$98,397 and through your generous
contributions we raised $29,607,
leaving St. Mary’s a balance of $68,540
which the parish paid in June.
This year our assessment is $139,109.
In 2013, 218 of our 1500 parishioners
contributed to help us offset the
amount for which the parish was
responsible; will you help us meet our
goal this year?
We ask you to please prayerfully
consider a contribution to the Annual
Catholic Services Appeal this year,
and we thank you in advance for any
donation you are able to make!
2014/15 ST. MARY’S
SUCCESS CARDS ARE HERE
There are several new discounts
this year, in addition to last year’s
favorites. They make great stocking
stuffers, employee incentives, tokens
of appreciation and cost only $5! The
best part of the Success Cards is that
they can be used over and over.
The proceeds will benefit our 7th
grade students in support of their
class trip next year. These cards are
available for purchase from any 7th
grade student, in the back of church
after masses or in the parish office
during the week.
Thank you in advance for your efforts!
Est.
PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE
AND ALL MEMBERS OF
THE ARMED FORCES
Jeff Donahue, Jordan Cook,
Erik Dahlgren, Eddie Clark, Kris
Drake, Kyle Gray, Brian Gehm,
Alaina Gehm, Liam Moran, Johnny
Braun, Grant Wanamaker, Trenton
Brown, Michael Lucas, Drew
Hargus, Regan Blair, Steven Layne
Blair, Jr., Danielle Crites, Joseph
Brakeville, Keith Johnson, Joseph
Buehlman, Teresa Buehlman, Chris
Schneider, Jess Houk, Austin
Knebel, Eric Garner, Megan
Schuette, Brian O’Connor, Thomas
Stamper, Eric Hoehn, Clay Bush,
Daniel Chartrand, Morgun Yogore,
Thomas Haine, William Kerr, Alex
Geisen, Nick Dunphy, Matthew
Gonzales, Dree Anna Dixon, Jacob
Allen, Bryan Hellrung, Tim Gent,
Ron Wisnasky, Jacob Dunse
Anyone who might be interested in
meeting once a month to pray for
peace and safety for family/friends
who serve in the military, please
contact Kris Kline.
[email protected]
DON’T FORGET ABOUT OUR
PRAYER BLANKET MINISTRY.
BLANKETS ARE AVAILABLE IN
THE PARISH OFFICE!
PUBLIC SQUARE
ROSARY CRUSADE
Praying the Rosary for America
“As human efforts fail to solve
America’s key problems, we turn to
God through His Holy Mother asking
His urgent help.”
Saturday, October 11th at noon
Lower Level Alton Square Mall by Macy’s
Please come and pray with us.
Questions?
Call Mary Ann Bray 465-4049
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The auction committee has received
some great donations from our
church family and friends.
To date we have received:
• St. Louis Symphony tickets
• Disney World tickets
•Gift certificates to some of our
local stores and restaurants
Some favorites will again be a part of
our live auction as well.....
• Honorary Keg Tapper for the 2015
Oktoberfest
• Hog it Up- ½ Hog Raffle
• Rock Star Parking for one year at
Church
• Fireworks at the rectory with the
St. Mary’s priests
• Fishing with Jim Keenan
• A golf outing with Fr. Jim
A couple of new items for live auction
this year will be
• A private party with the Glendale
Riders
• A rooftop party for up to 30 guests
at the Simmons Law Firm
We would love to see additional
items such as sporting event tickets,
overnight packages, a game system,
themed basket items or even SCRIP
cards. We are really excited to see all
of the wonderful donations coming
in each day and are overwhelmed
with the generosity. THANK YOU
SAVE THE DATE
We are hard at work planning
our Parish celebration. This year
Oktoberfest will be the weekend of
October 10th, 11th, and 12th. Please
remember that this is St. Mary’s main
fundraiser. In past years, the money
has been used to replace the gym
floor at St. Matthew’s, buy school
computers, remodel classrooms
at St. Mary’s and buy smart boards
for the classrooms. Please plan to
come out and help us celebrate our
German heritage!
ADULT DART GAME
The Oktoberfest Adult Dart Game
needs donations for prizes. Popular
items are unopened bottles of
alcohol, new can or bottle huggies
and anything related to sports.
Please drop off your donations at the
Parish Office. Thank You.
OKTOBERFEST AUCTION SPOTLIGHT
A PARTY WITH THE GLENDALE RIDERS
Wouldn’t it be great to have ‘The Glendale Riders’ come
to your house for your own private party? An evening with
‘The Glendale Riders’ will be auctioned off FRIDAY NIGHT,
October 10 at the St Mary’s Oktoberfest celebration. All
bid money will go to St Mary’s School.
‘The Glendale Riders’ is a versatile country-rock band
that delivers outstanding vocals and rich harmonies with
accomplished and varied instrumentation. The band
showcases dominant vocals and fiddle sensation. ‘The
Glendale Riders’ musical styles including new country,
classic country, and southern rock.
The ‘The Glendale Riders’ are:
• Steve Schwegel: Guitar, Vocals
• Jeff Bensman: Guitar, Vocals
• Jared Bensman: Fiddle, Guitar
• Jim Bensman: Drums, Vocals
• Chris Hammann: Bass
The high bidder will receive:
• ‘The Glendale Riders’
• 90 minutes acoustic set (no speakers) of country music
• Mutually agreed time and place
Restriction: No Restaurants or Bars
Don’t miss this opportunity. Come to the Oktoberfest on
Friday, October 10 and listen to this high energy country
band and place your bid on this one of a kind opportunity.
Sponsored by: John & Margaret Schwegel
ROOF TOP PARTY
A Room with a View! Host an evening on the rooftop of
the Simmons Law Firm where you and your 30 guests can
enjoy panoramic views of the Alton riverfront. Located
a few blocks west of St. Mary’s, the rooftop patio and
reception space is a great venue for a cocktail party,
special event, or just getting together with friends. The
offer is subject to a mutually agreeable date and includes
an open bar and appetizers for 4hrs.
Donated by Paul & Emily Dix and Simmons Hanly Conroy
HOLY DINNER
Your Maitre D’ Fr. Jim and his loyal OMV wait staff will
tend to your every need at a cocktail and dinner party for
10 people at the home of David and Teresa Bartosiak.
The happiest of happy hours gets the evening started
followed by a gourmet dinner prepared on site by Chef
Ryan Gentelin of Gentelin’s on Broadway.
Following dinner join the St. Mary’s Oblates, along
with hosts Matt and Laurie Horn and David and Teresa
Bartosiak, for desserts and after-dinner drinks around the
outdoor fireplace. Surely to be a memorable evening!
Est.
OKTOBERFEST VOLUNTEER SIGN UP
We need everyone’s help to make Oktoberfest a HUGE
success! Please visit: www.stmarysalton.com to check
the schedule. Send an email or call Mary Jo Keenan
(465-1739) [email protected] and she will get you
scheduled at your requested time. Remember to pray for
good weather!
2014 OKTOBERFEST SPONSORSHIP
The Oktoberfest is the major fundraiser for St. Mary’s
Church and School each year. This event assures the
continuing growth of both the church and school. You
can support this event by being an Oktoberfest sponsors.
To be a 2014 Oktoberfest sponsor, please contact Diane
Worley at [email protected] or 618-560-8046.
To see our sponsorship levels please visit our website at
www.stmarysoktoberfest.com
2014 Sponsors
Alton Physical Therapy (Steve & Gina Schwegel)
Anna & Bill Haine
Bruce Malone, Madison County Board
Carrollton Bank
Don & Marilyn Norton
Jim Claywell, Edward Jones Investments
John & Cathy Keller
Matt and Laurie Horn, Landmark Realty, Godfrey
Representative Dan Beiser
Rolling Hills Golf Course
Saint Anthony’s Health Center
Sam’s Loans (Stacy Dixon, Mgr/Corey Dixon, Gun Mgr)
Steve & Jane Saale
Tom & Barb Moehn
Willaim Barnard Family
OKTOBERFEST BASKET RAFFLE
COMMITTEE NEEDS YOUR HELP
Oktoberfest is fast approaching! Preparations are underway
for the basket raffle. Please be thinking of any donations
you can make to ensure Oktoberfest is a huge success,
no donation is too big or too small. For any questions
regarding Basket Raffle items contact Debbie Porter at
618-304-0006 [email protected]. You can drop
off any items at the parish office; just include a note with
your name and information. Thank you very much for your
contribution and generosity.
OKTOBERFEST AUCTION
The auction committee has been working hard to prepare
for both the live and silent auctions. We are looking for
items to be donated such as sporting event tickets, concert
or theatre tickets, vacation getaways or any other item
that can help ensure our Oktoberfest is a huge success.
All items can be dropped off at the parish office. Please
include a note with your name and information and specify
“auction” donation. If you should have any questions,
please contact Tricia Conrad at trishconrad75@yahoo.
com or (618)466-1133 or Kelly Keenan at keenan-5@
charter.net or (618)465-5667. Thank you very much for
your contribution and generosity.
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SWEEPSTAKES TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Don’t miss out on your chance to win up to $10,000 at
the Oktoberfest. For every four sweepstakes tickets
purchased, you’ll receive a free ticket. Sweepstakes tickets
are available in the Parish Office. For information call Kim
Menke (618-365-5412).
BAKERY WHEEL
We will have our famous bakery wheel
at the Oktoberfest again this year.
And, we need your help with all of the
baked goods (non-perishable). These
can be dropped off the weekend of
Oktoberfest and we will provide more
information about that in the coming
weeks. If you are able to provide a
baked good please contact Ruth Ann
Hellrung, at 467-1096 or via email at
[email protected], so she will
know what to expect the weekend of
the event. Make sure you check out
this fun game and see all the delicious
goodies you have a chance to win.
Thanks for your help.
OFFICE FOR THE DIACONATE
A new class of Deacon Aspirants
will be accepted for the Deacon
Formation Program in the fall of 2015.
In preparation for those interested in
making an application to the program,
a general information session will be
held on Sunday, October 12, 2014
at 2:00 p.m., at the Cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception, Atrium, 524
East Lawrence Avenue, Springfield,
Illinois. The deacon formation team
will be present to outline the program,
application process and answer
questions. Please consider inviting
possible aspirants to this important
gathering.
MARIAN CONSECRATION UPDATE
Last Monday we began our
consecration meetings using the “33
Days to Morning Glory” book by Fr.
Michael Gaitley. We continue this week
and every Monday through October
7 with our consecration classes after
the 8am Mass in the Mary Ann Room
(church basement). Even if you didn’t
make our first class, we invite you
to join in any and all Mondays that
you can. This includes those who
might be consecrating for the 2nd,
3rd, 4th, or umpteenth time! You’ll
really enjoy the DVD by Fr. Michael
Gaitley we are using for our study. If
this is not a convenient time for you,
please contact Fr. Dave Yankauskas at
465-4284 to help you find a time to
meet your needs. Consecration Date:
Tuesday, October 7, Feast of the Holy
Rosary.
MARQUETTE MEGA RAFFLE
Tickets are on sale now for the MCHS
annual $50,000 Mega Raffle! You can
purchase those online by going to
marquettecatholic.org/megaraffle.
They will continue to be sold through
October 4. Please share the Mega
Raffle information with your family
and friends by visiting our Mega Raffle
share page: action.marquettecatholic.
org/page/share/mega. Stay updated
by liking Marquette Catholic High
School on Facebook! For additional
information, please call Mary Hough
at 618-463-0585.
PROTECTING GOD’S CHILDREN
All volunteers in church and school
must complete the Protecting God’s
Children Program. Classes will be
offered at the following dates and
locations:
October 8th, 6:30-9:30 pm
Saints Peter and Paul, Alton
Call 465-8711 to register
March 18th, 6:30-9 pm
at the St. Mary’s Parish Center
(old St. Matthew’s Church building)
Call 465-4284 to register
LIFE CHAIN
Be a part of our parish link on Sunday,
October 5, 2014 in our 27th LIFE
CHAIN event. We will take our place in
the chain along Broadway from Ridge
to George Streets from 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Signs will be available in the lower
parking lot at 3rd and Henry Streets.
There will be over 1,900 LIFE CHAINS
all over the U.S. and in Canada that
same afternoon. This is not a protest
but a peaceful and prayerful hour in
support of life for the unborn. For
more information, contact Mary Ann
Morris 407-8312.
NEW MINISTRY SCHEDULES
ARE READY FOR PICK UP IN
THE BACK OF CHURCH
You will notice that the schedules
look a little different than what you
are used to, that is because we are in
the process of switching over to new
software that will enable us to do much
more than what we were previously
able to do. Please keep your eyes
on the bulletin for future information
about this change and what it will
mean to all of us as a parish!
ST. MARYS CHOIR NEEDS YOU
It’s that time of year! The sounds from
the choir loft are filling the church to
bring the faithful of St. Mary’s into
worship. Do you enjoy singing? Have
you thought about joining the choir?
Are you interested in learning more
about music, the Catholic liturgy, and
the Catholic faith? (Yes, we do all of
those things, too!) I encourage all
interested parties to contact me by
phone or email about joining the choir
or another area of the music program.
Stephen Eros
Director of Music and Organist
(618) 465-4284 x.226
[email protected]
FALL CURSILLO WEEKENDS
Looking for a way to deepen your
faith life? A Cursillo weekend would
be a wonderful gift to yourself (or
someone else). The Fall weekends
this year are just in time to prepare for
the Advent Season.
Women’s Weekend - Nov. 13-16
Men’s Weekend - Dec. 4-7
The weekend is held in the Manressa
Center located on the campus of St.
Louis University. If you have questions
and are interested in finding out more
about Cursillo, please contact Paula
Mathews at 618-946-1419 or Teresa
Toner at 618-616-2071.
RCIA
Catholic Inquiry (R.C.I.A) sessions
began Thursday, September 11. It’s
not too late to join in! Join us on
Thursdays at 7pm, in the Mary Ann
Room (church basement). If you
want to let us know you are coming
(helpful), email or phone us at rcia@
stamarysalton.com, 465-4284. If you
don’t get a second to let us know,
come anyway! Hope to see you there!
--Deacon Jim & the RCIA Team
SCRIP NEWS
With all of the recent breaches in
security, are you worried about using
your debit or credit card? Why not
purchase Scrip Gift Cards. You can
pay by check or cash. It also helps St.
Mary’s School. These cards are sold
during the week at the Parish Office
and at all the weekend masses, except
6:00 p.m. Sunday.
LITURGICAL ROLES
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
5:15p.m.
Eucharistic Ministers: Kathryn
Downey, Dave Eckhouse, Mary
Eckhouse, Kathleen Hornsey, Joan
Albers, Jane Schwartzkopf
Servers: Allene Brass, Johnny
Carlisle, Katie Ventimiglia, Lilian
Wagnon
Lector: Melissa Woulfe
Music: Rich Vitali/Stephen Eros
Gifts: Please Volunteer
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
6:30 a.m.
Lector: Barb Bellm
8:00 a.m.
Eucharistic Ministers: Theresa
Gratton, Margaret Klunk, Mike
McNamee, Elaine Rynders, Matt
Woulfe, Emert Wyss
Servers: Riley Clancy, Noah
Fahnestock, Blake Markel, Peter
Wuellner
Lector: Mary Berger
Music: Jamie Eros/Stephen Eros
Gifts: Please Volunteer
Mary Pat Venardos
Servers: Emmanuel Bishop, Scout
Cox, Kevin Dehner, Taylor Greco
Lector: Geoff Zorger
Music: Anna Haine/Stephen Eros
Gifts: Please Volunteer
9:30 a.m.
Eucharistic Ministers: Christine
Bohne, Carol Dipazo, Frank Dwyer,
Grace Mormino, Kim Ross, Estelle
Rynders
Servers: Emma Bohannon, Conner
Caporal, Zach Moehn, Nolan Rea
Lector: Frank Rogg
Music: Cathy Droste/Stephen Eros
Gifts: Please Volunteer
6:00 p.m.
Eucharistic Ministers: GOD SQUAD
Servers: GOD SQUAD
Lector: GOD SQUAD
Music: GOD SQUAD
Gifts: GOD SQUAD
11:00 a.m.
Eucharistic Ministers: Teresa
Dressel, Diann Kupke, Sher Lyerla,
Mike Marburger, Gayle Sparks,
WEEKDAY LECTOR
Week of Sept 22 Bill Haine
Week of Sept 29 Sheila Smith
WEEKDAY SERVER
Week of Sept 22 Robert Hurley
Week of Sept 29 Jim Keenan
ALL 60’s CLASS PARTY
All of those who graduated from 1960-1969 from
either Alton or Marquette High Schools are welcome
to join in the fun and friendship of the 4th annual “All
60’s Class Party”. It’s a free party to all who attend.
The event is held in the Reserved Room at Mac’s Time
Out Lounge on Saturday, September 27th, starting
at 6:00p.m. 50/50 tickets will be sold and prizes will
be awarded. The band, Nightlife, will perform live,
starting at 7:00p.m. For more information, call Cathy
Scoggins Weirich at 465-6305.
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