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• THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Wednesday, July 3. 1963 lakeland Park *TOGE RESIDENTS TO DISPLAY FLAG FOURTH OF JULY Barbara Metirar -- W5-4S66 Kay Draml -- 885-4811 We hope everyone in our «• M(bd!vlsi*n will> remember to ••fflsplay their coantry's flag on T tse ..Fourth o£, July. Lei's all try very hard to have a safe and h£ippy fourth. It's much better to be able to read statistics than to be «ne. Have a wonderful dayl Kume his Pony League. His team missed his faithful bat. Ray Bottari suffered a terrific blow to his land last Tuesday during a Pony League game and has a "near fractured finger." He'll be unable to play ball for three weeks. Real sorry Ray, you'll be missed by your teammates. Get missed the names of Jan and Ed Pike, Tracy Wilkins, Kathy, Francis and Angie Harper and Bobby Miller as guests at Ernie I^ense's birthday party last week. We're reajly sorry. The Bob Laursens. Ed Gladmans and Ron Funks all had a wonderful barbecue together after painting Gladwoll wishes go to Frank (man's house last Sunday. C«mi muijjty House Schedule / "L Munday, .July 8, Regular •UPPOA meeting. Tuesday, July "" 9, 6:30 to 7:30 Indian Dance Practiee. -7:30 to 9 - Boy SQouts: Wednesday, July 3, 10 tcv 3 jxm. Dancing and Baton. 8 * p.m:" Theater Group. Little League (James All youngsters who ride .--bikes-to the games: Please. - park your bike along the west ~1 Jnd~ of the driveway, next to • the «npty tub, don't leave them along the logs where .. cars park. If you do you'll be -- asked to move them. ~ Due to the early publishing " date of the paper this week we have only two scores to give you. Wednesday, the rained out game between the Cubs and Pirates was played and proved to be a game with manj' of the parents sitting on the edge of their chairs, when the dust finally cleared from all the slides the score was Pirates 15, Cubs 13/ Thursday was to have had the Tigers and Cubs battling it out but instead old Mother Nature unleashed all her fury and the game couldn't even begin. "There is a j;ame scheduled for Friday and iw'o games for Sunday. Tuesday, July 2,, the Orioles will play the Pirates. Wednesday. July 3 will have Sox and Tigers. There is no Kflmc scheduled for the 4th, the 5th has the Pirates and Braves. Sunday, th* 7th, will see the Sox and Cubs and the second fame will be between the Orioles and Tigers. Tuesday the 9th it's the Orioles and Cubs. Wednesday, the 10th, the game Will be between the Pirates ,and Tigers, Thursday will have the Sox and Braves. Sorry the list is long but it's the ~4»oliday and early „ publishing - -- ant* for tiffs week. - Hromec who is in the Mc- Henry hospital for observation. Aiso get-well wishes to John Bernard and to Sue Grizely who is not feeling well. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to Michael Kreutz who will be 5 years and Debbie Benes who will be 4 years old both Fourth of July birthdays. On July 8 Chuckie Campo will celebrate his ninth birthday, and Thomas Gerambio will celebrate his first birthday on July 9. We also want to give a belated birthday wish to Beth Okal who celebrated her twelfth birthday on June 20. She celebrated with a barbecue in her honor while in Colorado. Birthday Wishes A belated birthday wish also goes to Cheryl Nuss who celebrated her eighth birthday on June 30. Strolling Through The Park Barbara Osmon and Teresa and Nancy Oik went to Peoria last weekend as members of the Iyake Villa Cadets to perform in competition at the ViF.W. National Convention down there. Ron and Barb Meurer, Shirley and Max Koch, Shirley and Marv George and Jessie and Bob Matthews walked in on Maureen and John Johnson last Thursday for a surprise birthday party on Maureen. Cake and coffee were served after the proper toasting was tlone. The Meurers were pleasantly surprised last weelc Monday as their number one son, Alan, arrived home early from a week's vacation of fishing in Wisconsin with his grandparents. A card was received on Saturday saying they might stay longer so they weren't expected for another week. --. .Little League ifcws To parents of any Little League who has not paid his registration fee of $3, it must be paid before July 10 or your hoy will not be allowed to -«ontimie-5>lay4nf? bail nor will %^Jg|e TSe able to attend the game .at. Sox Park. As you know ,%Mm the fee covers the boys insurance and his hat. Saturday, July 13, all Little --Leaguers who are going to . 8°*" P&rk will meet at 9 a.m. J* Sharp at the community house. Each boy must be in uniform, ^Ttav# Tiis lunch, a jacket and any money you may want him to have for spending. The bus is leaving at 9:30 promptly. ««iIope every boy can go. The * "* h?a£ue also has obtained tickets " "^..tor 'a game in August but the •** league must charge $1 per * boy for the bus for this second game. Contact your manager if you plan on attending the August game, unless enough boys go to fill the bus . ^r~our teams will not attend this ~ ~ game. Joe, Paul Rizzo and family attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party of Jo's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geltner. Gail Parisi's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Richmond, and her three sisters, Janice, Nancy and Beth, visited during this past week. With all the torrid weather our beaches are really getting a large group of swimmers and picnickers daily. Hope everyone remembers to clean up their debris. Leave the beaches as you would like to find them, clean! Have any of you mothers done anything about organizing Jictivities for your daughters yet, hope so. Don't wait unlil it's too late and then ask yourselves whyv To answer all the inquiries about the lake, we were told that tests have proven the water was never better. Last Thursday, Helen S>trandquist was hostess to the eight members of the Friendship club. This group has been together since early childhood and that's real friendship. "Petey" and Jack Oakford entertained Mr. and Mrs. Arvy Anderson and family Sunday. The Andersons proved avid baseball rooters at tHl? little league game. Young Larry plays for the Braves. Lyda Radisch had a wonderful day. A girl chum she hadn't seen in 15 years dropped in and they had a wonderful time catching up on the past years. Bill and Lyda had two of their grandchildren, Nancy and Paul Lexow, visiting them during the carnival. Mom and dad Lexow also stayed two days. By the way Lyda is still saving those coffee can strips and labels. If you have any drop them off or give her a call, they are put to good Use. A week ago last Sunday the Meurer family and Nancy Matthews and the Hodges family spent a very enjoyable day at the Hans estate where the Community Methodist all church picnic was held. A nice crowd came out to join in , the games and festivities. The Ringwood Area Mail Zip Code Is 60072 Lor Brenn«u - W.L, 2045 Postmaster Frank Wiedeman announces that the new Zip Code for all Ringwood residents is 60072. The new postal Zip Code is to be used as of July 1st and should follow the city and state. Example Frank Wiedemann, 7516 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood. Illinois 60072. on the Pirates Team. Sorry Bobby'! Results of June 24, the Sox b^at the Yankees by a score of 3-2. This must have been a very good game. The score was tied with two runs apiece going into the last of the sixth inning. The Sox then came up with a run taking the game. These teams play only six innings. Thursday night's game was rained out. On Tuly 4, the Yankees play the Sox. On July 8 the Pirates play the Sox, and on July 11, . I the Pirates versus the Yankees. This will permit the postal j Qame time for all these games workers to tell at one glar.ee | js fi.30 m with all Sames the destination for the mail, , , , at the Little League as each^post office hps a dif- | diamond on the McCullom Lake ferent Zip number. M™~cTHT~e n"ry" ijeach. These boys like tp be has 60050, Wonder Lake has 60097. Persons mailing letters should put their Zip Code numl) er on their return address also. Team Undefeated Our Ringwood team is in first place with no losses as of now. We hope to see it remain that way. On Wednesday night they pldyed Modine, beating them by a score of 13 to 1. Tonight (Friday) they tangle with Steve's Bay View. On July 3 Ringwood plays the second game (approx. 9 p.m.) against Gateway. July 8 it's Ringwood versus Pell Lake at 7:30. Spectators are more than welcome, as there is plenty of parking place for cars. These games are held in the park at Genoa City, Wis. Come on up and take in a game or two. There's a refreshment stand on the grounds which sells soft drinks, popcorn, candy and ice cream. cheered on. Come on down. the Trade Fair held in McCormick Place in Chicago on Sat urday. This is in connect ion with her duties as Miss Illinor Dairy Princess for dairy pronation work, as June is the month designated as dairy promotion month. Teen Liwji Party Held At Lows Susie Low, Betsy Fossum and Lily Boyd were co-hostesses at a lawn party held at the Walt Low home last Thursday evening. About twenty teenagers from McHenry, Ringwood and Wonder Lake attended. Records were played on the lantern lit lawn and porch. I women I b y M o g g i e l o v e w e l l 1 Little League I will start by correcting an error I made last week. My son informed me that I had Bobby Klappericn as playing on the Yankees team, he is still Nedra, Les and Billy Eckhart spent a few very busy days this past week. They attended the combined birthdays of Nedra^s mother and brotherin- law on Sunday in Chicago and then travelled to Delavan, | one thinK was missing was Wis., on Tuesday for the birth- our fest wj1jc|1 usually friend, took place after the ball game. Get-Well Wishes Pr? Is,/ Hope by this time Tommy rretabznid's r 'infected thumb okay *und jtae's able to reday of a very dear grandma Eve. Frankie Vanek, Kirk and Joe Links spent a few days this past week on a Wisconsin fishing trip. Wonder if Stella and Gloria- are having a fish fry? The Len Bottari family recently took a tour of our state capitol and included visiting Lincoln's Tomb, home and New Salem State Park. From what Vickie tells me it was as impressionable as it could possibly have been, having made that same tour I know what she means, you just never forget the visit especially to Lincoln's Tomb. A bus load of younger citizens recently took a bus ride to an amusement park in Chicago. They had a wonderful day. Thirty youngsters left about 10 a.m., from the group L.P. was represented by Lynn Anderson and Phil Buccaro. Kathy Becker has had her cousin, Linda Lombardi, as house guest this past week. They've been enjoying the hot weather by swimming daily. Some how we goofed. We All our good singers were off rehearsing for the play held last Saturday. The kids all had a good time though. Late comers to the picnic were Bob and Jessie Matthews and family and Marv and Shirley George and family. The Campos received a surprise visit last weekend from Grace's sister and family, Babe and Chuck Salazar, and sons, Chuckie and Billy. Thursday's freakish storm proved damaging to a great many places and things, but it also proved to be an outlet for many adults. Several of our subdivision's parents had a ball on Prairie Avenue. Dads were seen chasing mothers down the road, putting all the hail balls they had gathered down the backs of surprised mothers, which of course started the kids off too. Gloria Vanek has made us feel like summer is really here for awhile. There's always plenty of fun when Vaneks open up their home for summer. Hope Max Koch's week's vacation and Ed Linnane's were all they wanted them to be. Marine Receives Medal The Jack Lavin family received the official notification that their son has received the Marine Good Conduct medal for services from May 23, 1962 to May 23, 1963. L/Cpl. Jack Lavin wrote and told his parents he is sending the medal home to them. This fine Marine sent a radio-gram through some residents in Berwyn to proud dad Jack for Father's day. He is also sending home a taped telephone call that he had with Ken Hinderlighter of Phoenix, Ariz. Jack has been in the middle of a raging typhoon, the winds were so strong his radio antennas had to be taken down. Young Jack and his parents are all waiting eagerly for the beginning of next year, Jack's hitch will be up and he'll be returning Sr. Mi MYF Report Linda Low reports: On Sunday, June 23. the Sr. Hi. M.Y.F. met at the Paul Walkington home. There we watched the movie "On The Beach." After t he conclusion, we discussed the attitudes of the people in the movie when they thought the world was going to end. Our next meeting will be July 7, at the church. Susie Fossum and Leslie Decker will have the program and wor ship on "The Study Of Roman Catholic Mass." Celebrate Forty Years Mr. and Mrs. Gus Carlson were honored at an anniversary party last Sunday held in the home of their daughter end her family, Mr. and Mrs. La- Verne Strand, in Milwaukee, Wis. The Carlsons have two sons, Dean and Dan, in addition to Mrs. Strand (Norma) and six grandchildren. Best wishes are extended to the Carlsons on their forty years of marital bliss. Attend Dairy Banquet Mrs. John Hogan and Miss Pat Hogan (State Dairy Princess) attended the annual dairy banquet held at the Harvard Methodist church Thursday evening. Pat was the special guest and led the group ot beauties an stage which included Kathy Curran, reigning county dairy princess; Dorothy Olbrich, Illinois Dairy Princess in 1959. Pat was the county dairy princess in 1961 and twice-chosen by the American Dairy association of Illinois for the title of Illinois Dairy Princess. Miss Midge Olbrich of Harvard was chosen to be the new McHenry County Dairy princess of 1963 with Miss Roselynn Rehorst of Hebron as the runner- up. The girls were interviewed on TV on Friday morning in honor of their titles as princess and runner-up. Moving To Richmond Mr. and Mr.-;. Gus Carlson are moving to Richmond at the end of this month. (June, that is.) They resided in the Anderson house, which has been sold rcently. Moving To Wonder Lake Mrs. Edith Banks and daughters, Lily and Yvonne, are leaving our little town to take up residency in Wonder Lake. As of this writing they will be at home on Pamela Drive in Wonder Lake. Ringwood welcomes new residents and is sorry to see folks leave. Nothing dresses up an outfit like SPARKLING WHITE GLOVES. And keeping them white longer is easier when you use starch. Wash gloves on hands in warm or sudsy water. CTTTT -pyx rn ny Use brush dipped in detergent &U11 t LLMEMMJ can even use worn-out blankets for padding quilted area. MOUTH-WATERING: Wait till they see your cool "Watermelon Ice on the Half Shell!" Nothing to it. Just scoop out the watermelon fruit, stir in a blender or mixer, adding sugar and lemon, and freeze into an ice. Pile it up in the shell and tt?|> with fresh mint sprigs. Beautifulishous! (Watch for Maggie every week') ital. $45,000 DAMAGE ?soeciatl To the Lavin family and especially young Jack go our best wishes. Hope my son Dave gets the chance to look up Jack when he arrives there this month. Of Interest Mark your calender for July 17 for an L.P.P.O.A. meeting. It's to be a meeting of interest to everyone in our subdivision. Main topic will be our roads. Welcome To Ringwood Ringwood extends a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frazier who have taken up housekeeping in the Dodd apartment at 5025 Barnard Mill Road. The Fraziers formerly lived at 8304 Howe Road. The welcome mat is extended to Mr. and Mrs. William Hendrix and their twelve year old daughter, Marsha, who have moved into apartment 4 in the Timm apariments at 5024 Barnard mill road. The Hendrix family have come to Ringwood from Arkansas. Here 'N' There Loren Harrison was a supper guest in the Robert Brennan home on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fleiner of Chicago and Wonder Lake were Tuesday afternoon callers in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Ida Mae Walkington and Cris Fossum have just returned home after spending a week at music camp in Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Fred Wiedrich and Butch Leonard were Thursday evening supper guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawley of Crystal Lake were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley on Tuesday. Mrs. Laura V. Smith of Crystal Lake and Miss Ruth Hertne on very soiled areas. Rinse; then take off and roll in towel to remove excess moisture. Dip gloves in starch solution several times and let dry. Use steam iron if gloves need pressing. If your children start moaning "WHAT'S THERE TO DO!" as summer starts to drag, here are some GAMES TO KEEP 'EM BUSY: PAPER BASKETBALL -- object is to toss balled-up Newspaper in a wastebasket. Game is ten. Winner gets extra scoop of ice cream. Loser helps with dishes or makes both beds. HERE'S ANOTHER -- make monster masks out of big paper bags. Paste on odd-colored bits of paper. Can even use leaves, old wire or rope, or towels for beards. Be prepared this summer against POISON IVY and its cousins, Poison Oak and Poison Sumac. Unfortunately, poison ivy is an allergen and you don't have to step in it to get it. Even a garden tool can cause it. Protective creams help some, but tend to rub off. That old remedy, yellow laundry soap, only helps if rubbed on at once --otherwise only irritates tender skin. Best, have calamine lotion handy or use diluted solution of tannic or boric acid. So practical -- SEW A QUILTED BAND acrose the bottom of a plain-cut apron. The quilting makes the handiest - ever pot holder. Have pockets, too, by making the band wider at each end. You McHENRY MAN A damage suit has been filed in circuit court by Bernard Matchen, asking separate judgments totalling $45,000 from Michael Sands, known also as Gerald Sanson, and Alvin Phannenstill, operator of Sportsman's Inn, McHenry. Sands was driver of a car which was involved in an auto accident in September of 1962 in which Matchen alleges he received injuries. Phannenstill was named under the dram shop act. * Matchen seeks $25,000 from Sands and $20,00 from Phannenstill. 0. E. S. NEWS Stella Chambers, worthy matron of McHenry Chapter. No. 547, served as Adah at Neeedah chapter. Neeedah, Wis on .Ti ne 18 Clifford Chambers, w-.r'hy patron of McHer.ry, was associate patron at N.deciah chapter the same night. Harriett DodtJ, grand lecturer of McHenry chapter, served as Ruth at Libertyville chapter on grand lecturers' night. Our last staled meeting before vacation will lie July 9. Please try to attend. Use TVip Classifieds of Chicago will be spending the weekend in the Harrison home. Mr. and Mrs. Reich of Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake and Andrew Hawley of Fox River Grove were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley. That's all there is for this short week. Please be careful over the long holiday weekend, It would be so nice to have each and every one of you around for a long time. Bye for now, see you next week? Attends Shower Mrs. Nellie Hepburn attended the bridal shower for Miss Ann Anton in Melrose Park ov&r the weekend. Miss Anton will become the bride of Paul Jerousik in the near future. Mrs. Hepburn is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jerousik in Melrose Park. Vacation Time Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener and Freddy spent a few days vacationing at the Wisconsin Dells last week, returning home on Saturday (tomorrow at this writing). Pat At Trade Fair Pat Hogan was a guest at GOING BOATING ? Do it without glare on the water mm. SUN ©LASSES - Unjoy all of the fun of being on the water. Keep harmful glare out of your eyes with relaxing Ray- Ban Sun Glasses. Youll see everything in sharp detail with haze cut to a minimum! Choose from Green, Gradient Density or G-15 Gray lenses in over 90 styles and colors. 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