Deavers’ 4th of July Celebration in Forestville

Deavers' 4th of July

Saturday was John and Barbara (Babs) Deavers annual 4^th of July party.  The party had the usual assortment of cocktails, scrumptious hors d’oeuvres and an actual dinner menu! However, the highlight of the evening was not the food, or the Forestville Orchestra playing various patriotic songs, or the fashion show for charity or even the inspiring fireworks display, it was, by far, Barbara Deavers.  With her shoulder length hair and summer tan showing off her shapely leg, Babs was easily all the rage.

Moving quickly through Forestville’s various social classes that were in attendance, I sensed everyone had a spectacular time.  Those lucky enough to be there included Larson Canover, Maria Malvado, Solomon Weeks, Mitchell Luby, Dan Blazjowski, Rene Dubois, Zack Flanders, Trever Canby, Clovis and Kletis Denim, Virgilio Gonzales, Harley Pritchert, Mike Hill and Beth Hill, Ted and Nancy Tanner, Cookie Genison, Rob Halford, Betty Boukus, Howard and Phoebe Faris, Joe Kapperstein, Silas Minutia, Norbert Pendleton and Toby Jacks.

 

Deavers Halloween Party

There is a great divide socially and economically when it comes to living in Forestville, you either live north of the railroad tracks or south of the railroad tracks, there is no in between.  However, when it comes to a party at the home of John and Barbara Deavers, Forestville’s most opulent couple, it does not matter where you reside in the village because for that brief moment we are all one.

It seemed as though all of Forestville attended the Deavers annual Halloween Party at their palatial estate last Saturday night.  The guest list included Audra and Solomon Weeks, Cookie Gension, Juan Gutierrez, Kletis Denim, Mitchell Luby and a date, Hank Lee Bowers and his wife Lisa, Mike Hill, Al Tunis, Bob Kneeper, Mr. and Mrs. Youch, Joe Kapperstein, Dewey Jasper, Norbert Pendleton, Zack Flanders, party crashers Maria Malvado and Silas Minutia, Larson Canover, Heather Ross and her husband Rick and countless others.

Unfortunately John Deavers was not in attendance because he was away on business, and what a shame because he missed another fantastic party thrown by his wife.  Their home was decorated in Halloween garb and the band hired for the night played a steady soundtrack of rock-n-roll hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s.

The best costume prize, which is very popular and brings out the best in Forestville’s residents creativity, went to garage mechanic Hank Lee Bowers.  Mr. Bowers attended the party dressed as a breathalyzer.

At the end of the evening Mrs. Deavers assured me their annual Christmas Party will go on without Mr. Deavers as he will be away.  She will conduct their carol sing through the streets of Forestville…north and south of the railroad tracks.

Man possibly injured in Forestville

Hospital

A non-descript man was injured sometime over the weekend in Forestville.  His injuries are unknown and there is no word on his condition.

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Mitchell Luby contributed to this story.

Forestville man makes telephone call, puzzled by busy signal

Webster Bank, Forestville branch

Early Wednesday afternoon Forestville resident Al Tunis telephoned the Forestville branch of Webster Bank, and received a busy signal.  “I don’t get it, said a frustrated Tunis.  “It usually rings and someone picks up but this time it just went bonk, bonk, bonk.” 

 

Mr. Tunis said he would try calling again later in the week.

 

Officials at Webster Bank were apologetic and urged Mr. Tunis to call again. 

 

The phone company had no comment. 

 

Mitchell Luby contributed to this story.

 

Forestville man has headache, Doctors find miraculous cure

Brain x-ray during a headache

Forestville area man Mark Dresden sought medical treatment yesterday for a headache.  Mr. Dresden was examined and released shortly after lunch on his own recognizance from an area medical facility.  His wife Claire said he was resting comfortably and watching Fox News.  Doctors expect Mr. Dresden to make a full recovery. 

 

  

  

  

  

  

 

 

 

Mitchell Luby contributed to this story.

 

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