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Thursday, June 11, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Pag» Nineteen Lakeland Park HOLD CARNIVAL FOR BENEFIT OF LAKELAND BEACH V#kie Bottari--22G2-J - 1524-J The time has finally come "Carnival time" when we can again get loads of goodies, take in lots of rides and all the different booths that will be on hand for the young and old. The carnival starts tonight afid will run through to the fourteenth. Let's all make it to tlte fair grounds as often as can and make this a real success just as our other carnivals have been only this time more so because our beachesneed a lot of fixing up and, you know this is the main source of. the beach committee to make money for the beaches, and I know you all like1 to have both pleasant and safe beaches at which you can have fiw and not be in any danger. ~>ri Garbage Burning I have had several complaints in the past week from people that some of you are burning garbage. Please do not do this as the odor is very offensive and besides that' you are paying for scavenger service and since you are allowed two - thirty gallon drums to dispose of your garbage each week I am almost sure that burning it is entirely uncalled for. From now on how about just burning paper and cardboard boxes and no garbage. S™again let's get to the carnival grounds and have a good time and help raise funds. Investiture Ceremonies For Girl Scouts and Brownies In a candlelight ceremony on Monday night in the American Legion fiall, the following Brownies received their pins under Brownie Troop 116: Jifcce and Jean Mahoney, Alice sjrlivan, Sandy Dawson^ Beth Okal, Kathy Becker, Sherie Jones. Valerie Franklin. Lynn Giacomo, Mary Hagen, JoAnn Rizzo, Joann Shabow, Sharon Leigh and Barbara Krispin and two of the Brownie girls namely Valerie Franklin and Barbara Krispin were flyups to the Girl Scouts. The girls invested into the Girl Scout Tj^op namely Cindy Smith, Donna Bucaro and Suzy Laurence received their "child care badges" and Carla Dietz received her drawing and painting pin. Marian Barle, Suzy Laurence, Mary Therese Sweeney received their "cooking badge" and all the girls namely Marian Barle, Donna Bucaro, Carla Dietz, Suzy Laurence, Cindy Smith, Mary Sullen. Mary Therese Sweeney. Elaine Piasecki. Maureen Linnane, Barbara Meyer, Barbara Murphy, Beverly and Cynthia Grote received their one year pins and Pamela Laurence was officially accepted into the Girl Scouts. The Brownies sdng and danced a skit and seven of the Girl Scouts danced ayd sang to "Tan Shoes and Pink Shoe Laces" and then all n^therfVwere served cake, cup cakes and coffee by the girls and the girls themselves had rake and pop, and then at the conclusion of all this, like good little girls that they are, they washed and dried all the dishes and cups, etc. " Omission From the list of marchers in the Memorial Day parade l»t Saturday morning I omitted the following Girl Scouts: Mary Sullivan. Beverly and Cynthia Grote, Donna Bucaro, Suzy Laurence, Marian Barle, Mary Therese Sweeney, Maureen Linnane and Barbara Murphy. Cub Scouts Den 2 -- Park 362 An outing in Earline Davis' (den mother for this den) back yard was held in place of the last meeting for the summer session and the,following boys enjoyed a very delicious lunch of ham. potato salad pop-ade and so forth. Billy Krater, Dale Davis, Allen Raiford, Mike Linnane. Billy Sullivan and Dianne and Mrs. Joan Krater helped and also enjoyed the delicious food. Earline presented each of the boys with a league ball at the conclusion of the affair. Jacqueline NoeJ, Adrrenne Ozog; from St. Mary's there were Thomas Gates, Margaret Parisi, Kathleen Kozicki, David Drum] and Diane Glosson; from St. Pat's - Frank Dawson, Roland Koerper and Michael McEnery and from the "Mc Henry high school were Jack and Pat Lavin, Hilde Bock, Judy Barwig, Robert Bates, Ed O'Gara, Rosemary Heber, Sandy Glosson and Constance Jayko. May all you children have the best of everything especially to you lrom the high school who will be either going on to college or out into the business world lots of luck to all of you. As you can see the list was quite long and I am sure lots of you had parties and guests for graduation but no one called in their Rews to me,, that is no one but one and that was Margaret Jean Parisi's. The only way to get new names and new things to read about each week is for you to call in your news, it is impossible for me to do it. Village of Sunnyside SOCIAL CLUB PLANNING FOR JULY BARBECUE I Irma Uunther--1577-J It's a Boy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dawson are the proud parents of a baby boy born on May 30 at the Woodstock Memorial hospital. The new addition to the Dawson family will answer to the name of James. There are four other children at home. Visitors Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rizzo were Lt. Col. and Mrs. Norman Anderson and their four children, Michele, Marguerete, Melinda and Norman, Jr. (Paul's sister) from Montgomery, Ala., and are now going to Hawaii for four years and Mris. Anderson's mother, Grandma Rizzo, is also going along with them where Lt. Col. Anderson is going to be teaching in the Air-Corps there, Master Sgt. and Mrs. Sam Rizzo and their two children, Sam, Jr. and Grace, from Mineral Wells, Texas, and last but of course by no means least was Grandma Rizzo. Luncheons On Tuesday Lee Glorch, Marge Franklin and Dotty Becker were luncheon guests at the home of Daisy Krupinski and then on Friday the girls were invited to Marge Franklin's for lunch with the following girls added: Elaine Jett, Jean Glover, Esther Cygan and Dorothy Humphreys and as you can see I was left out of the usual gang due to the fact that my little one had the mumps so I missed out on a good lunch and a better dessert which turned out to be s l r a w b e r r y w h i p p e d c r e a m cake. Congratulations to the Graduates Congratulations are extended to all of the following graduates from St. Man's St. Patrick's, McHenry Junior high ;ind McHenry high school. Frogi .the Junior high we had Marianne Borchert, Bobbie {Ann Frincfcll; Carol Krumsee, St. Mary's Graduate Margaret Jean Parisi who graduated from St. Mary's last week was taken to dinner by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi, and along with them to help her celebrate were her brother. Joe and his wife Gail. Peter Parisi. Bonnie Bucaro and her aunt. Joan Parisi. SCHOOL AID Illinois public schools have submitted more than 650 applications in a federal-locnl program to improve instruction in science, mathematics and foreign languages. George T. Wilkins, state superintendent of public instruction, tdoay predicted Illinois > schools will spend more than $2,100,000 in the project aimed at strengthening education in "critical areas of learning." The schools chief announced a second congressional approp r i a t i o n of SI.148,000 now supplements an initial or "starter" outlay of i $589,000, kindergarten through i junior college as the first step I in a four-year program. ! Well this month we are rej laxing and have nothing j planned until July. Our Hawiian Luau was a tremendous success anti some of the new 1 people who were present said : they sure were glad they same. | Some of the gals' had sarongs, j some had Mau Maus and you ! should have seen some of the men with their bare chests and i Hawiian dress. There were specialty numbers done by the : ijien and also by the women • plus an Island song and dance 1 b> fix of the gals: The food was ; delicious and plenty of it, and i was eaten by using the fingers, '! no-silverware, was allowed. We [are'plannTnc a barbecue for the. •month of July and will give (vou the time and place later, j Hope to see a lot of new faces I there also. j Beach j For those of you who use the beach we want to say that the work that is to be done on the beach is not quite completed but will be very soon. Birthday Greetings^^To Jean Benoche who celebrated it on June 6. Thursday evening was Ed Lehman's birthday and when he got left-overs for supper he j sure thought everyone had for- | gotten him. but later in the i ! evening when he was tricked j into coming oyer to the Fritz ' home he found a steak dinner | waiting for him so he was comipensated for the early disappointment. Home Bureau Just an early reminder about the coming meeting on June 24 which will be held at the home j of Mrs. Frank MacLaughlin I who also will give the local leader lesson on "flower ar- ! ranging". We are hoping all I members will be present be- Jc;iuse you will have to pay your dues for the 'oming year. 4-H Cardinals The girls are very busy these days getting their garments ready for July 1, the reason being July 9 is clothing achievement day. Mothers are needed to help with the registering. check the numbering system and fill out the comment sheets for the judges. On lJuly 10 there will be the judgj ing of food and on the sixteenth it will be flower arrang- ! inc. There are girls entered in •the three categories so parents : back up your girls and try to i help w ith the transportation I problem. I On June 1 tnu mission slip to June Stuart in order to be able to attend. her bike home from the beach barefoot and got her big toe caught in the bike, and ended up at the doctor's office for the removal of her toenail. Which only proves how hard we work trying to warn them and how careless they seem to get. omem. Juno 16 al] who are going the Indians. pagent in Elgin ist 'hand irn a written per- ! Vacations Probelms I Parents don't forgot to warn 'your children to be careful 1 when they go to the beach beciiuse 1-liey. are on their own | and shouldn't try to swim out I too far especially when.-rthere ! are a lot of boats out. Last i year we noticed that boats j came in pretty close to the I swimmers so caution your chilj dren to. be careful and also to ; have them mind any adult who might he at the beach and offers some safety advice. We had a casuality at our house when daughter, Dorothv, rode Birthday I had everything typed out and almost forgot to send greetings to Mary Beth Williams who was 4 years old and had big and little gals over to help her celebrate. The guests included Lynne, Jinnie, and Sue Ann Schuman. Gail Lehman, Judy Cios, Nancy Fritz, Linda Stuart. Leona and Bernadette Schnieder and Mary K.av Fredrick. The older girls helped with the games and serving of food. Ordination Our son, Fred, was among the altar boys from St. John's who were invited to attend the beautiful ordination ceremony for Father Paddock at St.. Mary's church"in McHenry on Saturday, June 6:' I know it will be a memory he will long cherish. bikes and playing on the roads and they get so ejfcitfcd with what they are doing that they are apt to get careless. V. F. W. Auxiliary News' i Sunday May 17, there was a V.F.W. 5th district encampment in Waukegan. Members of the auxiliary in attendance were President Daisy Smith. Mary Lou Miller, Barbara Becker, Gabrielle Michmeishuizen and Doris Moffett. Election of officers for the 5th district was held. Along with other officers elected was our president, Daisy Smith; elected to office of trustee for the ensuing year. Wednesday May 20, in the absence of hospital chairman Barbara Becker, president Daisy Smith along with, Judy Diedrich, Stephanie Korczyk, Marie Hinz, Elizabeth Thonnpson. Mildred Miller, Dorothy Reinboldt, Kay Stilling and Arlene Wijas held the monthly Caution Again we would like to ask you all to be extra careful when out riding because there ' are many little ones riding CRUSHED STONE For Driveways FLAGSTONE FOR WALLS - WALKS - PATIOS WE DELIVER FOX RIVER STONE CO. Elgin SHerwood 2-6060 Jos. FRETT & SON BUILDERS Estab. 1926 party for the patients at Downey hospital. Cupcakes for this party were donated by the members. A joint meeting of the post and auxiliary was held Monday, May 25. A delicious potluck supper was served, after which the meeting was called to order by Commander Elmer Miller. Plans for the carnival, being held July 16, 17, 18, and 19, were discussed along with other subjects that came up. throughout the Evening. We observed national teachers appreciation month. May 27. At which time members of t h e a u x i l i a r y v i s i t e d t h e schools and presented each teacher a rose. Mary Lou Miller, publicity chairman SCHOOL RECEIVES GRANT George T. Wilkins, state superintendent of public instruction. has announced approval of grants totaling $5,118,156 to Illinois school districts for attendance days lost during the Asiatic influenza epidemic in the 1957-1958 school year. McHenry county will receive $40,302. 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