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Page Fourteen THE McHEN&Y PLAINDEALEH A ursday, July 12,1962 Sunnyside Estates SIGHT SEEING TRIP ENJOYED BY BROWNIES (loan Walczynsld - S85-S105 Brownie Troop 150 enjoyed its annual outing this year on June 26. Seventeen girls and as many mothers and little tikes attended from this troop and the remainder of the forty- seven that took the trip were comprised of Troop 267 and the troop from Lilymoor- Lakemoor. They left at eight in the morning and returned, tired but happy, at five in the afternoon. The day in between was mighty full starting with a trip to? the Historical Society Museum,, then on to Lincoln Park where they enjoyed their lunch, and, the troop having been broken down into smaller groups with a mother in charge of each, from there they went their own way at their own pace through the zoo. They again boarded the bus and made the trip to Chinatown where the many shops and Sights held the girls in awed fascination. Having spent their allotted amount for souvenirs and all their energy the^ returned to the bus for the" ride home. They sang during the entire ride both going and coming, so they naturally were hoarse besides. Leader Alice Bieschke deserves a pat on the back for the fin e. outing planned for the girls.1 Gracious Lad}7 I would like to take a moment here to make mention of the fa&t that Dolores Gerstein has graciously offered to take our column into town for me to meet the deadline. I was somewhat at a loss as to what I could do since Stan was working days and I have no car, and I didn't want to have to ask anyone to make a special trip. So, since Dolores works in town she offered to do it for me on her way to work. Grandpa take - them out lor walks in this lovely country air. Some friends of ours, Mr. and Mrs. John Stuhlman of Chicago, are spending part of their vacation in Lilymoor and we were guests last Sunday. We hope to reciprocate this w e e k e n d . On t h e F o u r t h , Stan's mother, Aneila Walczynski, and his sister, Aida Zmudzki, and her two daughters, Sue and Peg, came out to spend the holiday with us. My folks came up, too, and we had fun, with Stan presiding over the grill. On July 5, Millie Kropf's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Becvar of Chicago, came out to spend the day. Overslte Due to an early deadline last week and my feeble brain I overlooked telling about a little girl's trip to the circus. I guess wc all remember our first circus; at least I know I do. Well, Pam DeFrancisco and her folks, Marge and Louie, enjoyed their evening at the circus at the international amphitheater. Marge says they have seen these smaller ones, but this was the real thing; three rings, elephants, high wire acts, the works! Needless to say, Pam couldn't get over it. Evening Out Maybe an evening out visiting friends and neighbors for a game of pinochle isn't news to most of you. but it was to Stan and me. It had been so long since we had the evenings together that it was a real treat. We were the guests of Catherine and Richard Dehn at her father's home in Johnsburg. Of course, this way we had the pleasure of the company of her father and brother (Biil and Richard May), as well. In exchange, Carol Ann Dehn got to come here and spend the night with our Judy. I thought sure they'd be sick from the conglomeration they ate. but I forgot that when you're young, anything goes. Anyhow, everyone had a good time. Visitors Pat Spindler has had the company of her grandson, Mark Spindler, for a week. And on the Fourth of July her nephew and his family came out to spend the day. Alice Bieschke has had her g o d c h i l d , B o b b y U n g a r o , spending some time with her. He's just two, so he and Tammy have a real ball. I see that the Johansens have their grandchildren out for a visit. Grandma and Real Hospitality "Shirley and Mel Simmons had the chance to have their floors ' finished but didn't know just how they would manage, so Jean and Harvey Garber suggested they spend the three or four days it would take with them. Shirley says their hospitality was gracious beyond words. Lakeland Park HOLD LPPOA GENERAL MEETING SUNDAY. JULY 15 Gloria Flannigan - 385-4710 Barbara Meurer - 385-4356 This Sunday, July 15, is the general meeting of the LPPOA at the community house. Please try and attend this very important meeting which will start at 3 p.m. Ice Creain Social Sunday, July 22, from 2 to 6 p.m. is the date set for the Women's club ice cream social, so be sure to mark this date on your calendar. There will be ice cream and pie, sodas and >undaes served. And kids don't forget the bicycle and buggy parade which will start at 1:15 p.m. There will be prizes awarded for the best decorated ones. Sorry to Learn We are truly sorry td learn that Mel Simmons' mother has suffered another heart attack, but she's holding her own and doing as well as can be expected. Another Visitor Mary Anderson spent a week in Chicago visiting her cousin, Teannie Oelrick, and, as girls their age, they had a ball! Happy Occasions Today is a mighty popular one for birthdays. Those celebrating are Christine Fail, Marge Fischer, Mike Tillich, Sr., and little Heather Siepman who will be five years old. Tomorrow, July 13, is shared by Marge Palmer and little Pat Maule who will be six vears old; and the fourteenth belongs to LaVerne Jost. On July 15 Ray Bieschke chalks up his ? ?? year and the sixteenth is the big day for Cindy Tyler who is four years old this year. Many happy returns of the day to one and all, and many, many more to follow. Afraid Cupid is still resting, cause there are no anniversaries to report. Signing Off That wraps it up for thii week and then just one more and "Wheee, vacation!!!" Had a problem there for a while. Couldn't get anyone to take the column over for those two weeks, but wouldn't you know that when I did it would be someone like Marge Palmer, with a little baby and always a gang around her place, etc. They don't hardly make them lhat way no more. Well, sweet gal that she is, Marge has said she will do it for me, so if you have any news the weeks of July 16 and 23, please call her at 385-1680. And since she has been nice enough to offer how about all of you making it easy for her by calling her with vour news. All Of it. Do you realize that if even one-quarter of all our residents called once each week, what a lengthy column we would have. Many thanks to all of you. 'Bye now! Community House Schedule Sunday, July 15 -- LPPOA general meeting. Monday. July 16 -- Pack meeting. Tuesday, Tuly 1' -- 9 to 1 -- Dancing classes. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Please call Jo Rizzo 385-2728 for reservations. Sunday, .fuly 15 -- Braves Baseball Schedule and Scores vs. Orioles: Monday, July 16 -- Cubs vs. Tigers; Tuesday, luly 17 Sox vs. Pirates; Wednesday, July 18 -- Cubs vs. Orioles; Thursday, July 19 -- Pirates vs. Braves. Monday, July 2, the Sox and Cubs were rained out. July 3 -- Tigers beat the Braves 9 to 2. July 4 -- Orioles lost tc Pirates 3 to 2. July 5 -- Sox beat Braves 13 to 9 and Sunday, July 8, the Cubs skunked the Pirates 13 to 1. The league standings are as follows: Sox won 4 - lost 1; Pirates won 5 - lost 2; Cubs won 4 - lost 2; Tigers won 3 - lost 3: Orioles-won 1 - losi 4; Braves won 1 - lost 6. Sympathy May we extend our deepest sympathy to Bill and Ann Herzog on the recent death of Bill's brother, Adolph Herzog, who passed away on Friday, June 30. On the Road to Recovery Ruth McMj^on is feeling much better now. New Neighbors The Dents' house is now being occupied by the Dents' grandson and wife, Bill and Sue Purcell. Get-well Wishes To Helen Kraskiewiez who sprained her ankle about two weeks ago. She was doing a Tood deed when it happened. Helen was baking cupcakes for her neighbors and was enroute delivering them when she fell. She reports she has some wonderful neighbors who have been helping her out since her accident. They are Delia Julian, Edna Hountras, Ann Herzog and Jeanette Hertzog. We sure have some wonderful people in our subdivision, don't we? her celebrate the joyous'occasion was her brother, Steven, Frank and Jolyne Vanek, Linda Alan, Shirley and Johnny Meurer, Chuckie and Kathy Campo, Kenny and Donald Prazak and Mike Hamer. Ice cream, cake and pop were enjoyed by all. After the kids were served, coffee, cake and ice cream were also served to Debbie's grandma, Bessie Winter, Gloria Vanek, Grace and Grandpa Campo, Barbara and Ron Meurer and of course Debbie's mom and dad, Lillian and Chuck Benes. On Saturday, July 7, Chuckie Campo had a birthday party with the following attending: Alan, Linda, and Shirley and Johnny Meurer, Donny Prazak, Mike Hamer, Steve and Debbie Benes. J o l y n V a n e k , a n d s i s t e r , Kathy. Ice cream sodas and cookies were enjoyed by all. * First Award Nancy Moses won a first award in oil painting at the art fair in McHenry. The picture was of her mother. Valley View Neighborhood Camp Kathy Humann, Mary Dowell, Mary Fran Deja, Deborah ladman. and Pam Laursen are among some of the Brownies attending day camp at the Cooney Heights woodsy Lauderdale again. She has enjoyed her stay in our community very much. Chuckie Mester is spending a week with the Grizelys. Mrs. Helen Campo returned to her home in Chicago last Sunday after spending an enjoyable week at her son's Chuck and wife Grace's house on Prairie avenue. The week was climaxed with a birthday party for Chuckie who was 8 on Sunday. Coming from Chicago to help with the celebration was Chuckie's Aunt Babe and Uncle Chuck Salizar, and sons, Chuckie and Billy, Uncle Bob and Aunt Penny Campo and son, Bobby, Aunt Angie Mclntyre, and friends, Arther and Dotty Gailio, and their family from Round Lake. The Flannigans spent last weekend in Cicero at friends, Mr. and Mrs. V. Flanagan. per with a steak dinner sandwiched in between. Jack and Petey Oakford and iamily spent/ the Fourth of July at their friend's, Rosemary and Bud Haase in Rolling Meadows. The climax of the day came with a fireworks display which they could see right from Ihe. house. ENJOY TRIP WEST Members of their families reported this week on the wonderful time enjoyed by Karen McNally and Kay Wiser of Volo on their trip West. The two young 18-year-olds left by auto soon after their graduation from high school early in June and have already enjoyed visits at Yellowstone National Park, a dude ranch in Montana and the World's Fair in Seattle. At present they are in Santa Barbara visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig, and from there will make stops at Salt Lake City before returning home. nnouncement Effective July 15th DR. CARLETON SMITH will asume the Chiropratic Practice of Dr. Edgar E. Peaslee at 3616 W. Main St., McHenry Licensed to practice in the State of Illinois Ha He Hos The Herzogs and Hountrases surprised the Hafers last Friday evening with a visit in h o n o r o f G l a d y ' s b i r t h d a y which was that day. They brought all the goodies and afterwards played tjicir favorite game of pinochle and again the boys beat the gals. (Need some practice girls?) Birthday Parties The Fourth of July was more than just a holiday to Debbie Benes as she turned 3 years old on that day. To help Fishing Trip Don Humann and Phil Johnson from Chicago just returned from a fishing trip in Canada. They drove up to International Falls, Canada, and were then flown into the wilderness by plane where they put up camp for four days. They said they caught a lot of fish but the night before they were to come home a wind storm came up and washed the fish they had caught out of the cage they had them in. Tough luck boys. Visiting Mrs. Julian drove Tom and Edna Hountras and Grace Mandziara to Wisconsin Rap- 'ds. Wis., last Monday for a 'hree day visit with Grace's not her, Mrs. Bull. July 2 Alma and Paul Hrushabar visited John and Marie Behrendt in Lilymoor and enjoyed a delicious lunch. Rose and Bill Schidell were in Madison. Wis., for a family •eunion Sunday. Kristine Flanligan spent last week visiting vith friends, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chmela in Cicero. The Le/ak family have just *e!urned from a two week vacation in Colorado. They re>? port their collie "Keto" was£ the best passenger they had. Visitors Miss Blanch AbDott of Forr Lauderdale, Fla., has been the guest of her brother, Joseph Abbott, and his wife, Leonora, >ince May 9. Today she will be on her way east to New Hampshire where she will visit her sisters before returning to Fort FOR SALE 4220 South St. Cooney Heights TWO BEDROOM RANCH • Full Basement • Attached Garage • Beautiful Landscaping • Ceramic Tiled Bath • Wall to Wall Carpeting in Livingroom Financing to Fit Your Needs CALL 385-4345 Dr. Smith has purchased the home and offices. Reasons Why To See Us If Yon Need A Water System or Weill L Only trained personnel in their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing. 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts available for all makes. 10. 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Jan and Bob Kozy enjoyed a family picnic at a picnic grove on the Fox river. Swimming, water skiing, boating^ plus horseshoes, and badminton were all enjoyed. They really made a day of it starting with breakfast and ending up with hamburgers for sup- A Trip to the Sox Ball Park On Saturday, June 30, the big "Boomer" bus pulled away from the community house loaded with seventy-three boys all dressed in their white baseball uniforms and nine managers and coaches, destination the Sox ball game at Comiskey Park. After a long and noisy ride' they arrived at the field in time, to see the Sox work out before the game. Irv Becker made a one handed stab at a foul ball which came his way but as he should know you have to use two hands to catch a ball and he dropped it. One of the boys pickad it up and turned it over to him. JuSt before the game started. Mr. Prazak and Mr> Druml were surprised by their wives who decided they wanted to see the game and so had driven themselves out. Ii also happened to be ladies day so these ladies got in free. To top the day off, in the first inning of the game Maxwell hit a home run which set the scoreboard off with fireworks, bombs and flashing lights. All in all it was a good game with the Sox beating Cleveland 7 to 0. The bus arrived home about 6:15 with a tired bunch of boys and men. Annexation It has come to our attention that the petitions showing that 80 per cent of the property owners of Lakeland Shores subdivision (Unit No. 3) south of Rt. 120 are definitely opposed to annexation to McHenry at this time or the near MRS. JOS. HUFF RE-ELECTED HEAD RETARDED GROUP Mrs. Joseph Huff of Richmond was re-elected president of the McHenry County association for retarded Children for the year 1962-63. Other officers announced by the board of directors are, Mrs. Royal Bernier of McHenry, first vice-president; James Robison, Wonder Lake, second vice-president; and Daniel Moore of Harvard, treasurer. Mrs. Carl Henning is recording secretary and Mrs. Charles Stone, corresponding secretary, both of Woodstock. Mrs. Rita future and severing itself from any negotiations or representation on annexation by ' the LPPOA was delivered by a committee months ago to the LPPOA board and to the City of McHenry, Mayor and council members. Mercure of Lakemoor com- j pletes the seven-man board. j The training center will start its fall term Sept. 4. "We appreciate all the help- from various groups, clubs, benefits and individuals throughout the county who made possible the operation of our classroom <| with a full time teacher last year," said Mrs. Huff. The congregation of the Wonder Lake Bible Church allowed use of their building for a classroom. ATTENDS INSTITUTE H Carl J. Wagner, science teacher at McHenry Junior high school, is attending the Summer Science Institute at Murray State college this summer. 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