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' s Thursday, July 11, 1963 THE McHENBT PLAXNDEALER Page Tweniy-OiM Pistakee Terrace KERN FAMILY MOVES TO NEW HOME IN EAST Joyee^Toepper -- S85-S044 The Donald Kern family leaves our midst on July 14. One year ago Don was informed of a planned move by his company to switch their offices to Philadelphia, Pa. The Kerns moved to our subdivision five years ago last May and have made many friends here. But rather than give up 13 years of service and hi* job in methods research they purchased a house in Springfield, Pa. The moving van will be at the Kern home on Thursday or Friday after which Don, Lory, and children will stay with Don's parents, the William Kerns, for the weekend. Don will leave on Saturday, July 13, with the car and drive to Pa. On Sunday the senior Kerns will see Loretta, Regina, Karen, and little Donnie on the plane which will whiz them to their new home. It goes without saying we will miss the entire family, but do wish them the best of everything. We know they will be making new friends very soon for they are a likable family -- just hope they don't forget to let us know once in awhile how things are. Also leaving us this midmonth is Williard and Eola Hillman, and Wayne Walters. With Jim, Birdie, Brent and Brad Deppmeier along with Jim Walter moving into the nfcwly finished Deppmeier home on Circle on June 29, the Hillmans found their house too big for them. The one consolation to our losing these good friends is that they are only moving as far away as Smith's. Sunny Banks, Mc- Henry, near Johnsburg. Association Elects New Officers The Pistakee Terrace association held its annual election on July 1 at the home of outgoing President, Ron Wiggerman. New officers for the next year include: Calvin Vyduna, president, James Bush, vice-president, Pat Merhaut, secretary, Roy Erickson, treasurer, Anthony Kurowski, Eleanor Moore, and Joyce Toepper, directors. Kindergarten Bus Service Just a reminder to those parents who have children beginning kindergarten at Johnsburg in September. For the first time a bus service will be available for both morning and afternoon classes. Anyone not already signed up may call Frank Schafer at 385-0598. Auxiliary Holds Election Tonight The Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary will hold their annual election tonight, July 11, at the home of their president, Eleanor Moore. There are still some offices to be filled. Although many of you don't like to hold an office I urge you to reconsider. The women not only raise a good portion of the necessary funds for the association needs but have three affairs a year for the many children in our subdivision. If each one of us would accept one small job a year for the auxiliary it would make light work for all of us. Mt. Hope Methodist Church News On Aug. 17 from 4 till 8 p.m. the. Mt. Hope Methodist church organ fund committee will hold a "Chuck Wagon Ramble' 'on the church grounds. Besides serving food there will be games and pony rides. The Mt. Hope Sunday School is having a picnic on Sunday July 14. Meeting at the church at 9:45 a.m. each child is requested to bring a bag lunch and a permission slip. The picnic will be held at the park in Genoa City, Wis. As a reminder to interested parents, registration for the vacation church school to be held Aug. 5 to 9, and 12 to 16 will be held on successive July Saturdays, the 13, 20 and 27, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Toepper Home Seem Of Bridal Shower Guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower in the Leonard Toepper home on Sunday afternoon, June 30, was Chris Ladewig, Antioch, Miss Ladewig, fiance of Leonard's brother, Ronald Toepper, will be married on July 13. Hosting the party along with Joyce Toepper was an aunt of Ronald's, Ruth Powell, Forest Park. Enjoying the festivities were Harry Powell and children, Robert, Cindy, Keith and Debbie; Ronald's grandmothers; Mrs. Hattie Conway, Chicago, and Mrs. Lillian Toepper, Trevor; great-aunts, Mrs. Charles Giesow, Forest Park, Mrs. Bob Behlke, Sr., Berwyn, and Mrs. Emil Beran, Westmont; an aunt, Mrs. Marvin Toepper, Antioch; and cousins, Darlyne Behlke, Berwyn, Mrs. Henry Pomernacki, Northbrook, and Mrs. Steve Stephens and son, Lou, Oak Lawn, as well as Ronald and his mother and father, the Leonard A. Toeppers, Trevor. Terrace Tidings Dee Gregg accompanied her sister - in - law, Mrs. Robert Gregg of Omaha, Neb., who has been staying at the Senior Gregg home in Forest Park to see a movie at the loop and lunch afterwards on Friday. More good-byes were said as the Donald Kerns got together with Joan and Ralph Parker and son of Round Lake on Saturday. On Sunday the Kern family visited with Joanne and Bill Haag in Johnsburg. Driving out Irom Westmont on Saturday to the Merhaut home were Pat's parents, the Frank Veselys. Following dinner they returned to the city accompanied by Pat and the girls. Tom had left early Saturday morning for Pat's grandparents to help paint their house and Pat and the girls joined him there for the rest of the weekend. Sunday visitors at the Russell Parker home were Bob and Jean Flaugher, Chicago. Gathering at the Cal Vyduna home in celebration of Cal's birthday Saturday evening were his father, George Vyduna, Oak Park, and brother, Warren Vyduna, and family, Elmhurst. Spending Sunday at the Howard Secord home were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox, Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Secord, Kenosha. After spending the week with Howard and Agnes, Sandra returned home with her parents and Howard's mother accompanied the Charles Secord! back to Kenosha. This time it was Debbit Stull's turn to spend the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Robert Wright, in Chicago. Karen Kern was guest of CONTE Custom Tailor The most important wing in a man's suit is the fit and feel of the garment, the one cut for you (and of course style). Have Conte make you a real tailor made suit. All hand work from fine imported woolens. One try will convince you ($155 and up) Please Call for Directions 885-8713 PHILIP CONTE 1003 S. Osage Dr. McHenry, Illinois (Also Remodeling Work) 2>0 you JCn, ow Sc omeone %w Jn Down? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call the Representative Below WJetcome %l/aaon Representative Adelaide B. Patzlce Phone 385-3278 honor at a farewell party held at the Pritchard home on Thursday afternoon. Other guests included Kathy Haag. Kathy Jablonski, Tammy Kinder, Donna Pritchard and April Pritchard. The girls' mothers were also present to wish Loretta well. Friday evening found the Fedorchak home hopping with Barb Kleekamp, Don Morozek, Ted Winski, Bernie Jacaboski, Bob Higgins and fiance, Russ and Pat Edwards as well as three girls from Paul's office. Also dropping in were the Tom Merhauts and their guest, Rem Lamberg. The Anthony Kurowskis attended the funefral on Thursday of his nephew's wife, Lorraine Kurowski, in Chicago. Lorraine, 25, and the mother of a nine month old baby boy took suddenly ill a couple weeks ago when a , blood disease she had had for sometime suddenly became active and claimed her life. Holiday Doing* The Calvin Vyduna family left Tuesday evening for a long weekend at the Barnesville, Minn, home of Grace's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Janssen. Guests at the Jerry Connery for the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. William Connerty, Cicero; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Connerty, Lombard; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kraus, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney, Pell Lake and Mrs. C. Connerty, Chicago. The Paul Fedorchaks spent the holiday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daugird, Wheaton, and watched the Wheaton fireworks Thursday evening. Spending Thursday with the George Mecko family was Mary's sister and family, the Bob Blanks, Bartlett. Fourth of July celebrants at the Tom Merhaut home were Ron Lamberg and Rick and Betty Burns, Chicago. The Don Kern family continued their rounds of goodbyes on Thursday with dinner at the home "®f Les and Alice Carlson, Woncter Lake. Sick List Nancy Gavin while visiting with Grace's parents, the Perkowskis, came down with mumps on Friday. Also a mumps victim is Mike Pritchard. Birthdays And Anniversary Many happy returns of the day to Catherine Davidson who celebrates her birthday on July 13 and to David Zamastil Lakemoor-LHymoor BARKING DOGS ANNOY RESIDENTS DURING NIGHT Shirley ScMierr 885-2645 There are far too many dogs barking in the village in the wee hours of the morning. If there are any more complaints on the dogs barking so late the owners of the dogs will be issued tickets. People want to sleep at night and not be awakened every little while by barking dogs. A lot of the people have to get up early for work and can't get the proper rest. So to you dog owners please see that your dog doesn't bark in the weehours unless you want a ticket issued to you for it. Beach Party Preparations are being made for a beach party to be held Sunday, July 28, at the large beach enroute 120 in Lakemoor. There will be games and refreshments and fun for everyone. Proceeds from the beach party will go toward improvements on the fire-community house. Remember that's the twenty-eighth of July. Birthday Greetings go to Ruth Young. Ruth celebrated her big day Thursday, July 4. Greetings also go to David Tobey. Dave celebrated his sixteenth birthday Friday, July 5. To you Butch, Ruth and Dave many happy returns. Auxiliary News The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, July 1. The annual outing was discussed, and will be discussed further at the August meeting. It was also announced that Marion Vornkahl donated threefourths of the prizes for the card party held in June. Winner of the monthly award was Lil Wijas. Hostesses for the July meeting were Lee Bassi, Tena Bellino and Pearle Stineman. The next monthly meeting will be held Monday, Aug. 5, in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. At this meeting the nominating committee will be named to choose the candidate for office. Hostesses for on July 17 who will become six years old. Anniversary celebrants this week include Len and Joyce Toepper on July 13 and Robert and Marion Rabb on July 17. the August meeting are Tcaii Ehredt, Diane and Kathy Fuhler. A reminder that there will be a board of directors meeting Wednesday, July 17, at 1 p.m., at Connie Johnson's home. Drill Team News Congratulations are in order for the Lakemoor Scouts Drill Team sponsored by the V.F.W. Post 4600. The junior boys' rifle drill team won state championship Friday, June 28, at Peoria. The girls won third place. The girls color guard came in eighth. This was the first time out for the drill team. This took place at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. The drill team has been busy since Sunday, July 23. On that day they had their picnic at Fish Lake. On Friday and Saturday, June 28 and 29, they were in Peoria marching. Thursday, July 4, they participated in three different parades, which were held in Lake BJuff, Highland Park and Evanston. The parents of the children are purchasing a bus to transport the drill team to the different parades they will be in. McHenry Shore* MANY BIRTHDAYS ARE CELEBRATED BY SHORES PEOPLE By Bernice Wilson 885-4880 Birthday being celebrated this week are Donald Olbinski day June 23. She again received a lovely corsage from the Moose. Belated Birthday Greetings go to Butch Sossong. Butch celebrated his big day Sunday, June 23. Feeling Much better after her bout with hepatitis is Karen S>chiavone. Although she must take it easy for awhile she sure is glad to be home. Congratulations go to Karen even tho she was ill she was on the A honor roll for the school semester. Congratulations Go to Eunice Tobey on becoming installed as Chaplain of the Women of the Moose Sun- Injurcd Cheril Beranek is doing some hopping around lately. An empty pop case fell down on her toe and split it open. Mrs. Kate Caswick of Chicago fell and injured her leg while visiting her sister and brother in-law, Josephine and Walter Schuerr. Double Celebration Although Walter and Josephine Schuerr will celebrate their forty-fifth wedding anniversary Wednesday, July 10, they celebrated it Thursday, July 4, along with the IWliday. Those there to help celebrate the two occasions were Jack and Esther Schuerr and their six children of Fox Lake, Mrs. Kate Caswick, Bud and Ann Schuerr and Gene and Charlotte Greczak and their two children, all of Chicago. Also Lawrence Schuerr and six children. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more anniversaries together. and Paul Pogar on July 13, Kathryn Lamerand July 15, Steven Bruce Schweiftert and Linda Miklacz on July 16 and Edwin 'Corky' Olbinski and Dawn Ewald on July 17 ami last but not least Bob Tanner on July 18. Hope they als have a very happy birthday and many more to come. The only anniversary this week is Albert and Mildred Liss on July 18. May they have mere happy years together. Beach Clean-up Sunday, July 14, we sho«ld find R. Petersen, E. Vilim, R. Moore, N. Medeiros, J. Schafer and A. Dilg down at the beach with their rakes and implements. Bob Petersen is In charge of operations for the day. Here And There Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bacza and their six children from Schiller Park spent Sunday at the Zeimets and all the kids christened the new 'Swimming pool' in the back yard. Now we know where to go to cool off. Five couples from the Shores had the first corn roast of the season down at the beach Saturday nieht. These warm moonlit i'yrnn>>-> ;nv ureal tor A Surprise Birthday party was held for David Tobey Friday, July 5. Games were played and refreshments were served. A good time was had by all. On Vacation Roy Tobey is spending his two weeks vacation painting the house and finishing up things around the house. DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST Ai 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS. DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 PJf. 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Charles, Marge and Phyllis Wood came up from Palatine to spend the Fourth with the Lexows. The boys got in a few games of horseshoes while the girls talked and played with Beth and Lee. Joan and Dave Wiegel dropped in for a short visit with their daughter, Jeanette, who is expecting a brother or sister any day now. Dawn Ewald will be getting back from her three week visit in Yakima, Wash., on Saturday and Sunday Bill's grandmother will celebrate her eightieth birthday at the Ewalds with friends and relatives gathering to honor the big day. Welcome home Dawn and best wishes for a wonderful day, Grandma, Well guess that is it for this week, news has sure been hard to come by, guess everybody is on vacation or getting ready to go away. Hope to hear from more people next week. 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