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Thursday, October 10, 1983 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Plgt Nfanlim Lakeland Park Scouts Tour O'Hare Field Barbara Meurer -- 385-4356 K*y Dranil -- 383-4811 A tour of air line facilities at O'Hare field will be taken by the Cub Scouts on Saturday, Oct. 19. The boys will meet at the community house at 8 a.m. It is suggested that the boys bring their lunch and some spending money. Cars will be needed to transport the boys so please contact your den mothers if you will be available to drive. The pack meeting this month will be Monday, Oct. 21. The boys are to be in costume for a Halloween party. There will be games, prizes and refreshments. Weather permitting we will have a bon fire. The party will start at 7 p.m. Boy Scout News Troop 459 Effective with this week's paper we have the pleasure of Troop 459's Scribe writing all the Scout news, welcome aboard Kirk and we both wish you the very best in your writing. Boy Scout Troop 459 met Oct. 1 at the Lakeland Park community house. During the meeting we were honored by a visit from Robert King, a district commissioner. After the game period Mr. Druml, our Scoutmaster, gave, us a test in first aid. This test was held on a patrol basis and the results of the test for each patrol was very good. Mr. Druml discussed plans for the future. The troop is scheduled for an 8 mile treasure hike, some Saturday in the very near future. Oct. 26, 28, is the time set aside for the fall camp-out. This will be held at White Pines State Park. There was a tentative date set aside for a Christmas party. This party and thie winter camp-out will be discussed at future meetings. Come on you guys that are of Scout age, don't miss out on the fun we have planned for this fall and winter. Join now. Meetings are held at the community house every Tuesday evening at 7:30. Respectfully submitted by Kirk Links, Scribe, Troop 459 Rou ml table Meeting Tonight, Thursday, Oct. 10 the monthly meeting of all Scout I-eaders, Den-mothers, Committeemen and any interested parents of any phase of scouting, will be held at Grace Lutheran church in Woodstock. Time is 8 p.m. Hope our Troop and ("ark is well represented. Little League News This Saturday will mark another Father-Son banquet. Hope all of the reservations were sent back on time. Banquet Chairman Paul Schwegel, has spent many hours to make this affair a success as to good eating, good fun, and good fellowship. The out going members of the League will be honored. Hope all you Little Leaguers are dressed in your Sunday best and make sure dad is too so you can be on time, also have a wonderful time. Parents, it may seem a little early but the next meeting of the League will be on Wednesday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. This will be the first meeting presided over by the League's new president, Ted Kaminski. So mark • the date down now so you don't forget, give the new president a good turn out. Marine Graduates Our family is quite thrilled with the arrival of our Marine son's graduation certificate from the Marine Corps. David's certificate reads as follows: "UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, This is to certify that Private First Class, David O. Druml has successfully completed the course of instruction prescribed by the Commanding General, Third Marine Division, Fleet Marine Force for Communications Center Course. Given at Division Schools." The certificate is signed by Major General J. M. Masten, Commander. Needless to say we're very proud of our son. He has been assigned to Camp Sukiran which is located near Naha and at the other end of Okinawa from where he was attending school. His working hours are 12 hours long but he enjoys his type of work very much. 1; Michael Jensen turns 11; and Lee Hulbert turns 7. Also sharing this date is John Johnson. On the 12th Douglas Belaholvy turns 12 and Cindy Sphar and Jan Kozy also shares the day for honors. Cindy Meilhahn will be 19 on Oct. 15. John Flannigan, Jean Parisi and Pete Parisi all share the seventh as their natal day. To each of you go our very best wishes. Belated Birthday Wishes Belated wishes go to Virginia Hodges and Michele Koch who share Oct. 7 as their natal day. Michele was 4 years old Sorry we missed them last week. Wedded Bliss Colebrators Two of our community's very fine couples will be celebrating this week, Carla and John Sphar celebrate on Oct. 11 and Bette and Bill Kamp mark down their fifteenth year of togetherness on Oct. 16. We hope all your wishes become reality and that you share many, many more years of wedded bliss. School Children We have been asked to please say something about the youngsters conduct while waiting for busses. Children have been caught hanging on to the backs of moving school busses, they dash back and forth across the roads without taking time to look to see if a car may be coming, they line up on both sides of the roads, placing books and lunches on the roads not seeming to care that it leaves no room for cars to pass. Stone throwing is also in progress, as is pushing and fighting. Parents, talk to your children now before it's too late and an accident takes place. Hope You're Feeling Better Our very best wishes in the get-well department this week again go to Paul Schwegel, hope you'll soon be home, Paul. Also hope Joe Prazak's finger that had to be lanced last week is very much improved, sure going to make it difficult on Joe's bowling. Kenny Prazak's hand was sprained and not broken as was feared, we're all glad for you Kenny so you can continue your freshman football at McHenry high. Our very best goes also to little Stevie Wickenkamp, we hope he's had his share for quite some time to come. Our best wishes also go to John Koch who is recuperating from a tonsillectomy. "Happy Birthday To Yo«" Today, Thursday, Oct. 10, has Richard Wimmer, Jr., reaching that wonderful age of Community House Schedule Wednesday, Oct. 9, 8 p.m. - Theatrical group. Friday, Oct. 11, 3 to 6 p.m. - Dancing classes. Saturday, Oct. 12, 10 to 11 a.m. Baton classes. Monday, Oct. 14 8 p.m. - Regular LPPOA board meeting. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 6 p.m. - Dancing classes, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. - Boy Scout Indian Dance Practice, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Boy Scout meeting, 8:45 p.m. - meeting of couples bowling league. Any one desiring bookings or having a cancellation please, contact Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Woman's Clnb Meeting Jo Rizzo and her committee really did themselves proud last week with the decorating of the community house for our Woman's club meeting. The theme of course was Halloween and each of the girls had decorated pumpkins, one as a devil, one as a black cat, one < J?>• ? '> .• n i l lipl! gilfit:: r !-• llHllllli! % > ' » i i IV s v A i||| m|fp * m Heat that extra room economically with a Novent Gas Heater Economical. Operates with typical gas economy. Exclusive floor to ceiling heat circulation system provides even temperature throughout the heating area. Thermostatically controlled. Completely safe. Suburban Novent burns no room air, requires no flue or chimney. Vents all products of combustion outdoors. Ideal for attics, closed-ia porches, breezewayi, ______ basements, garages and sleeping rooms. Installs easily. Put the Suburban Novent in a window or a wall. Fits between wall studs without framing. Takes less than one cubic foot of space. At your heating contractor's or nearest Northern lllinoia Gas Company showroom. Phona 385-2081 NORTHERN A ILLINOIS rjG-AS >»/ c: or-yi pai\i v as a ghost, one as an Indian and one as a witch. During the short business meeting, more details were given on our fashion show coming up in November and tickets were passed out. The ad book for the snow ball dance was also passed around. Couples Bowling League The first bowling night of our couples bowling league is now behind us, and I'm sure everyone will agree we're off to a fine start. There are a few things that have to be settled however, so a meeting has been called for Oct. 15 at 8:45 p.m. at the community house right after the Boy Scout meeting. If at least one of each couple will try to make „ it, we can get some important business out of the way. "Welcome Party Only two more weeks before the welcome .party will become^ a reality. To all ladies of our community, both new and old residents, if you have never attended a welcome party, plan on being at the community house on Oct. 24 at 8:30. You'll have an absolutely terrific time and meet many of your neighbors. Birthday Celebration Michele Koch celebrated her fourth birthday, Oct. 7 with a party in her honor. Hor Aunt Ruth and children Scotty and Kathy came from Glen Ellyn and from the subdivision there was Maureen Johnson and children Judy, Mary, Mike, Johnny and Joey, Jessie Matthews and daughters, Carol, Shirley George and son, Kenny, and Barbara Meurer and son, John. Strolling; Through The Park Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caproni were here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanz over the weekend. The Meurer household was filled to overflowing last Sunday when Barb's sister, Betty, husband, Bob, and the four children, Van, Vivki, Dottie and Richard came down from Edgerton, Wis., and her folks, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller, came up from Lombard. The occasion was Grampa Miller's birthday. A McHenry Shores SHORES CLUB HEARS TALK ON JUNIOR COLLEGE By Be mice Wilson 385-4380 The McHenry Shores Club held its meeting on Oct. 3 at delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served and of course cake and ice cream. It was a very full but wonderful day. You can tell Christmas is not too far off because of the demonstrations going around. Attending one at Barb Meurcr's house last Friday was Maureen Johnson, Eleanor Haerle, Shir- Icy George. Shirley Koch and Evelyn Osmon. Our community is well represented in the cheer-leading 'field this year, Paulette Rizzo is a cheer-leader at Marian Central in Woodstock and Kathy Becker and Holly Worm ore leaders at St. Patrick's. Bet these girls will lead many a winning cheer for their respective schools. Taking advantage of St. Mary's day off of school last Monday, the Drumls took off on a picnic. The latest word I heard, they were headed for White Pines State Park. Hope you had a real nice time, you certainly had a perfect day for it weatherwise. the V.F.W. hall and after a lively discussion about the state of the club refreshments were served. Earl Lawrence of the Riverdale Subdivision gave an interesting talk about the proposed McHenry County junior college and explained the plan. Mr. Lawrence represents the lay committee of the junior college and was appointed by the McHenry high school. The SSAC Club and the McHenry Shores Club will join forces to give the children of the subdivision a Halloween party so watch the column for the date and details. Greetings Happy birthday wishes go to, Arthur Ruemelin, John Schmitt and Charles 'Chuck' Whit*hey on Oct. 10, Anna Conner and Moira Haley Oct. 11, Linda Hat tan on Oct. 13, and William Weber and Robert Petersen on Oct. 14, Johnny and Chuekie will be 3 years old, Moira turns 2, Linda will be 9 and Bill Weber 6 so it looks like lots of parties will be held. Anniversaries Joe and Terry Hastings will be observing their anniversary on Oct. 11, and Ed and Jerry Olbinski on Oct. 16. We wish them both many more happy years together. Odds And Ends Remember the skate and boot exchange on Oct. 16 and REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service 8c Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews "BEE ESTIMATES Phone: 678-2861 Evenings -- Richmond 678-6681 McHenry Representative 385-3294 17 at Jerry Olbinski's house. The kids are always growing out of these items and this is your chance to turn them in for larger si^es. If this plan works out it will be done every year so if there is anything you want to know about it call Jerry or Audrey Whitney. Steve Schweikert entered McHenry hospital on Oct. 4 for surgery on his knee due to an injury suffered at a football game last Saturday. He will be on crutches for about three weeks and would like some visitors to pass the time so any of the girls and boys in the Shores who know him drop in and say Hi. Daisy Smith visited Mr. Duncan on Wednesday and reports he is all settled and was in the garden of the home. He has his own room and is well satisfied and content. Charles and Leona Wagner drove to Milwaukee last Sunday for the christening of their new granddaughter. The Godparents were Chuck and Marcie Wagner from Chicago. The families on both sides attended. Jerry Mueller is home on leave until Oct. 14 and needless to say Irene and Clare are enjoying his stay at home. Jerry and Willis Coates visited their niece,Joy Sims, in Lincoln wood. Joy is a hostess for an airline and has flown 300,000 miles since the middle of July, and stopped at London, Paris, Holland, Iran and Turkey among other countries in Europe. 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