The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

•m HTHSMUST PLATODEAlER Thurs<Iay,February 9,1i9S6i1 Xaksland Park hvOMEN'S CLUB SHAKES PLANS FOB SBAKE SALE. APR- 8 itat GelwtcKs EV. 5-8712 or •5i t EV. 5-4043 5 • | Members of the LPWC and Quests really enjoyed an eve- »^ling of fun last Thursday night irt the February meeting. During the meeting a bake sale was planned for April 8. The proceeds will be given to the LPPOA for the community house. , Grote on Feb. 11 will be 1.4 years old, and John Zimny on Feb. 11. Belated Birthday Wishes to Dee Barwig whose birthday was Jan. 30 and her husband, Ron Barwig, who celebrated his birthday on Feb. 1. v Cub Pack j The first actual Cub Pack meeting was held last Monday knight at the community house and was well attended. Refreshments were served by $6me of the members. The club Is available to boys in the age ^ up of 8 through 11. I will e all the vital information ^concerning this meeting next Jveek. . f „ ----- ; ' Scout Sunday 1 Feb. 5 started the week jcnown as Scout week. In observance, Assistant Scout Masters Charles Messel and Fred j b u r r e n b e r g and u n i f o r m e d iscouts, Gary Bockman, Dale t)avis, Chuck and Tom Messel, Bill Voeltz, Ricky and DenL> jHoore, Jim Gerth, John Beato and Ron Vycital attended in J feroup, church services at The jSion Lutheran church in McHenry. ; Boy Scouts \ The Boy Scouts Court of Honor was held at the American Legion on Thursday evening Feb. 2. The district manlier awarded troop No. 162. for doubling in volume from S e p t e m b e r to D e c e m b e r , gcouts from this troop Who received their one year pins were Chuck Messel, Dale Davis and jUan Raiford. Also these community scouts, Bill Bates, Dale DaviS, and Alan Raiford, were tiwarded their _ second class feadges. I | Get-well Wishes i To Elaine Bottari, age 5, ivho came down with the popular chicken pox Thursday, s Robbie Wohnrade who is *up" with the mumps, and ftoger and Del Gerstad are enjoying the chicken pox together. ^ Happy Birthday To Larry Burns on Feb. 6 who was five years old; Juanita Harris on Feb. 8; Vickey Bottari on Feb. 9; RoseMary Holas on Feb. 11; Norhie Kwiatek on Feb. 11 who will be 8 years old; Miss Beverly Birthday Doings Donna Humann celebrated her fifth birthday by being guest of honor at her first birthday party on Friday, Feb. 3. Little misses Darlene and Joanne Gladman, Pat and Holly Arient, Patti Laureen, and sisters, Mary Beth and Meg. had a ^ay time. Ladies who eav joyed the party were Lorrain£( Arient and Beula Hoard and-' mom Humann. Even a few dads came home early, by chance, and got in on the cake and ice cream with the party atmosphere gcing strong, and after school comers were John and Donald Arient and another sister, Cathy. * Happy Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messel of'306 N. Sunset celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary on Jan. 26. They took their children, Chuck, Tom and Pam, out with them to dinner and an evening of entertainment. were Raymond Bottari, Sam LaCerba, Francine Parisi, Torn Przetacznik, Peter Murphy, Jimmy Franklin, Michael Johnson. Bemadette Clove, Nancy Hohnvlorf, Billy Krater, Greg Uhles, Philip Bucaro, Darlene Pike and John Zimny. and Brian Powers of Wonder Lake. Wonderful Time Dorothy and Foster Glorch and Polly and John Licastro were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haubeld at the Pistakee Highlands Property Owners ass o c i a t i o n s w e e t h e a r t d a n c e Saturday night, Feb. 4, at their own community house. Later a midnight supper was served and enjoyed by all. "Squares" The square dancing group of the community had their fun on Saturday night, Feb. 3, at the community house. Those swinging their partners were Mary and Alf Heggeland, Delores and Glen Belohlavy, Arlene and Frank Bartos, Alice and Jim Quaiver, Lucille and Dick Jones, Dolores and Jerry Rogers, Joyce and Ron Braun, and Betty and Wally Laurence. The group enjoyed some of Dolores' spaghetti afterwards. Confirmations Many of the school children from our community were confirmed at St. Mary's and St. Patrick's Catholic churches on Wednesday, Feb. 1, by Bishop Lane from Rockford. Some of the names we received from St. Mary's confirmation class were A1 Kujak, Ray B&rle, Danfel Kamp and Denis Druml. Some of the names we received from St. Patrick's confirmation class Confirmation Events John Zimny had his confirmation at St. Patrick's church on Wednesday, Feb. 1. His sponsor was his uncle, Frank Zuiewski, from Niles. Other guests at the John Zimny home were his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Zimny, Of Chicago, Mr. Mrs. Ernest Zimny and Sol of 331 Shore Thrive, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Osmon and daughters, Jody and Barbara, of 315 Shore Drive, and Mrs. Frank Zujewski and family of Niles. Bernadette Clove was confirmed at St. Patrick's church. Her sponsor was Mrs. Hedy Siewert of Lakeland Shores. Refreshments were served later at the Robert Clove home. Miss Nancy Hahndorf received her confirmation at St. Patrick s church on Feb. 1. Her sponsor was Marleen Nalaski, a cousin. Other dinner guests at the Richard Hahndorf home were Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nolaski of Chicago. Her brother, Richard Hahndorf, also took part in the ceremony as tray bearer. Raymond Bottari, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Bottari, was confirmed at St. Patrick's church on Feb. 1. His sponsor was Sammuel Baldino. Refreshments were later served to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Baldino, Sr. Daniel Kamp was confirmed^ at St. Mary's church on Feb. 1. His sponsor was John Wright of Chicago. Other dinner guests at the William Kamp home were Mr. and Mrs. James Wright of Chicago, Mrs. Ceal Kamp of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. William Kamp, Sr., of Crystal Lake, Mr., and Mrs. M. Druml, grandparents, of Wonder Lake Luncheon Helen Straridquist was hostess at a luncheon at her home on Monday, Feb. 6. Attending were Dorothy Uttich and her mother, Mrs. Kloman, Mary Laurence, Betty Laurence, Pearl Reinhardt, Arlene Bartos and Petey Oakford. Bnishaber and Mr. and Mrs, John Behrendt of Lilymoor drove to Lake Geneva, Wis., to a gala birthday celebration for Mrs. Fr^nk Roloff in the Roloff home. They really enjoyed every minute from the southern- fried chicken to the homemade banana cream pie. Visitors Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messel on Jan. 30, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kohler of Delavan, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kohler, Jr., and family of Delavan, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braiske and family of Arlington Heights, in observance of their wedding anniversary. Juanita and Elmer Harris enjoyed a four-day visit last week from their daughter and grandson, Jane and Wayne McGue, of Maywood. Grace and Jeff Serio served lasagne for Sunday dinner to their weekend guests, Mary and Joe Gebbin and family of Chicago. Larry and Helen Strandquist were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose of Elmwood Park, Saturday. Rich and Rose Mary Vera and family were the guests of Pat and John Gelwicks Saturday evening. Cake and coffee were enjoyed along with pinochle. Juanita Harris' sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray, dropped in early Sunday morning to wish JuarriCa a happy birthday and to visit for a few days. The Grays live in West Frankfort, 111., but just returned from Washington, D. C., where they attended the presidential inauguration and ball. Surprise Party Surprise it was for Bonnie Bucaro who was 16 years old Feb. 4 and Jim Becker who turned 17 years old on Feb. 6. A party was held at Marge Parisi's home in honor of Bonnie and Jim Saturday evening. Some of the guests were Betty. Becker, Sandy Bucaro, Elaine Piasecki, Sue D^hlquist, Adriene Ozog, Sharon Ozog, Mairane BorcHert, Marge Parisi, Pete Parisi, Linda Petecomb, John Parisi, JoLee LaCerba, Nina LaCerba, Josephine LaCerba, Gordy Rehberg, Gayle Parisi and Rose Slonina. Refreshments were served and then the group went midnight bowling. Meet Your Neighbor Welcome "New-Timers" Anthony and Carole Knor of 108 Glen Drive, Lakeland Shores. They moved from Chicago and have lived in their new home two months. The Knors have one sen, Steven Anthony, age 2, and the second addition is scheduled for the first part of March. Carole went to Parker school in Chicago and Anthony went to Lindbloom, also in Chicago. Carole met Anthony while working with his sister, and he was home on leave. He spent two years with the Air Force in Japan and is now a clerk for a food store in Crystal Lake. One of his many pleasures is building riiodel boats. Carole's hobby is bowling and she belongs to LPWC. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS RETIREMENT ENDS * CAREER Lloyd R. Haack, 105 Country Club Drive, McHenry, retired last Thursday from Public Service company after a thirty-five year career with the electric utility. He was work dispatcher in the overhead departrhent at Maywood at the time of his retirement. Haack, a resident of Maywood for thirty-four years before moving to McHenry, is a member of the Masonic order. He and his wife, Edna, have two sons. They are Ralph, a resident of Warrenville, and Herbert, who makes his home in Palm Dale, Calif. NEW BUSINESS McHenry Auto Glass & Mirror Co., at 304 W Elm. street is holding grand opening Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10 and 11. COMPLETES STUDY Eugene C. Morenz, 813 Ponca, McHenry, has returned home from three and one-half weeks additional technical study at his insurance firm's home office at Blooming ton, Illinois. ATTEND PREMIER George .and Adeline Pederson, as members of the Northwest Suburban Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Unit, No. 47, met with several hundred hairdressers at the Illinois "premier of spring and summer hair fashions", given by the state's official hair fashion committee, held in Big Rock, 111. They report that the new "honey bug" coiffure was reported to be the most popular new style for the next season. SMALL FLOWER SHOW FEATURE OF GARDEN MEETINGS An enthusiastic turn-out of forty-six. members and guests from McHenry, Crystal Lake, Harvard and Alden, as well£s Woodstock, attended the meeting of the Men's Garden Club of Woodstock last week Wednesday. A report was given on a new activity to be tried at monthly meetings to encourage competitve showing of members' growing efforts. It will operate like a small flower show. The next meeting at 0e Woodstock firemen's hall will have a turf expert to tell about growing and caring for lawns, as well as explaining lawn diseases. eePAii R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s and maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find! out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S Auto Service "24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. ; EV. 5-0811 McHenry, Ill£ Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brushaber were Sunday, Jan. 26, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Paulus and daughter, Joy Dawn, in Chicago. On Feb. 1, Paul and Alma John's Body & Fender Repair Complete Paint Jobs -- DuPont Produqk, Any Color -- All Models W Brakes Relined -- Window Glass Installed Mufflers -- Tailpipes -- Batteries Up to 15% Discount on Parts Phone EV. 5-0356 609 Front St. Hans Flach, prop. $3,000,000 MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE 6V4% INTEREST 3% CLOSING CHARGES & MORTGAGE INSURANCE If You Are On A Contract Or On A Mortgage And Desire To Remodel Your Home... We Can Obtain A New Mortgage For You And Consolidate All Your Bills. For Example: CONTRACT BALANCE $4,000.00 BALANCE ON CAR $1,000.00 COST OF REMODELING JOB $3,000.00 Total Mortgage Required $8,000.00 (Plus Closing Costs) WITH OUR MORTGAGE PUN WE CAN REDUCE THIS $198.00 MONTHLY PAYMENT to $75.00* per month If you Are A Steadily Employed, Responsible Person, Please Call Us For An Appointment Today JOHN M. HAYES CONSTRUCTION CO 1120 CEDAR LAKE ROAD ROUND LAKE BEACH Wilcox - Remodeling - Superintendent Call - Between -Hours Qf : McHenry EV. 5-S987 8 to 10 a.m. - 4 to 10 p.m. & V GIFTS FOR HER Surofis Tabu Cologne Old Spice Bath Powder My Sin Perfume Comb & Brush Sets Coty Spray Cologne S»er oT*CJJON *35° HEART BOX CHOCOLATES Choice Assortment i/4 -- i/2 -- l -- 2 LB. BOXES THE SWEETER THAN WORDS .GIFT and up PERWM***" GIFTS FOR HIM $3.50 $1.00 98* $1.95 $1.10 Zippo Cigarette Lighter Old Spice Shaving Lotion Papermate Ball Point Pen Gillette Adjustable Razor King's Men Cologne p0.RUB i CH"r « SMOKE - TOTE Reg. $1.00 CASHMERE BOUQUET HAND LOTION By AMITY Women's Leather Cigarette Case with Matching Lighter Full 9 oz Reg. $3.95 Now $2.50 MAX FACTOR NATURAL WAVE LENTHERIC RED LILAC Toilet Water Mist In Purse Atomizer 400 Metered Sprays .25 Hair Spray Reg. $1.50 Now $1.19 CHILDREN'S Valentines Valentine REVLON TOP BRASS tv? \ Roll-On Deodorant For Men REGULAR SIZE BATHE n' GLOW Bath Oil Plus FREE 2 oz. Trial Bottle big economy pack so cards & envelopes Serving you is our business CHUX Disposable Diapers B0LGER S DRUG STORE 103 S. Green St. EV 5-4500 Plus 10% Federal Excise T«i on Toiletries Monthly Payment $80.00 $56.00 $62.00 $198.00 I