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.rfSs*:ig • ' i ••> i v TEAS«QUI£5E^2£ABS&3SAI5?&!FLFI2<IA53Y?\J • irsdayvFohEaary 27, 1984 wawic THE MeRENRY PLAINDEALER W - • > tU! Lakeland Park WOMEN'S CLUB PLANS GALA HAT PARTY MARCH 5 Barbara Meurer -- 885-4856 Kay Druml Avoid last minute Easter hat shopping by coming to our gala hat party on Thursday, March 5, at 9 p.m. at the Community House. There will be eightytour different hats io try on and buy on a cash and carry basis. Refreshments will be served. Will all members of Women's Club try to get there on time (8:30) so we can have a short business meeting before hand. Also bring any white elephant items you might have at this meeting for our penny social night. Parties Bobby Matthews celebrated his eleventh birthday with a stag party last Friday night. Bob and Russell Rode, Cammy Viita, Jack Cuevas, Kurt Pissowotzki, and Dave and Steve George. They arrived about 8 p.m. to start off the evening A card game was in progress most of the evening, at least until midnight when Mrs. Matthews served pizza burgers, french fries and birthday cake. The boys were theft told to turn in which must have been the signal for the war to start. BeBe's were flying from one end of the room to the other until Mr. Matthews called a halt. The boys really had a great time. A card party was held at the Laursen home last Saturday with the Gladmans, Funks, Duffys and Wilma Atkinson enjoying the fun. The men played poker downstairs while the women played upstairs. Later in the evening, hot beef sandwiches were served. Belated birthday wishes go to 4 year old Danny Duffy, who celebrated his birthday on Sunday, Feb. 16. On Saturday he celebrated with Freddie, Kenny and Susie Ludwig, Patti Laursen, Dawn and Jackie Dolenski, Michael and Randy Funk, and Meg Humann coming over to play games and enjoying refreshments. Ice cream, cake, and kool aid avere served with favors of candy, balloons and coloring books going to each child. Coffee and cake were also served to the mothers who came. On Sunday, Feb. 16, Danny's grandma Harman and aunt Jessie Kudren came out from Chicago and his aurit and uncle Atkinson from down the street, plus Beulah and Steve Hoard came for a delicious ham dinner with all the trimmings and of course more birthday cake. We're Sorry Jimmy We'd like to tell Jimmy Franklin that we're sorry we goofed. He plays ball for St. Patrick's varsity team, and nbt the J.V. team as we had reported. Jimmy's basketball coach gave us a call to tell us of our mistake and al§o to praise Jimmy's playing ability. We appreciated his call and hope Jimmy will forgive us. Girl Scouts At the beginning of our meeting we learned some greetings in French. They were, "Hello,", "Thank You,"' and "Please." Then Mrs. Hulbert came over with her rock collection which was really a beautiful one. Each Girl Scout received a small sample of a certain kind of rock and one of another kind. Respectfully submitted, Maria Mecic, Scribe. Community House Schedule Following is the schedule for the coming week. Any cancellations or reservations should be made through Jo Rizzo at ,385* 2728. Wednesday, Feb. 26, 7:30, Tuesday, March 3, 6:30 to 7:30 Boy Scout Indian Dance Practice, 7:30 to 9 Boy Scout meeting. Thursday, March 5, 8:30 Women's Club Hat Party. Sympathy A lot of children from around Prairie Avenue and Meadowlane will be saddened to hear that the little, old lady in the brown house has passed away. Mrs. Frances Primozick, address was 4715 W. Prairie, passed away at the Valley High Nursing home where she has been a resident for the last 4 months. She was 82 years old. Our deepest. sympathy goes to Ken Boyce on the death last week of his wife, Bernice. The Boyces were longtime members of our community and Bernice was a past-president of our Women's Club. Her death was a great shock to her many friends here. Heart Fund Report Chairwoman Vicki Bottari expressed her gratitude to the people of Lakeland Park and Lakeland Shores for their contributions to the Heart Fund Drive and also to the Girl and Boy Scouts and their leaders. The Girl Scouts collected Lake* land Shores on Saturday under their two leaders, Maureen Johnson and Dorothy Dowell. The Girl Scouts were Mary Dowell, Hollis Koehl, Debby Gladman, Kim Worm, Barb Tiffany, Carol Jaenicke, Kathy Humann, Ava Mecic, Maria Mecic, Dorothy Loser and Mary Johnson. The Boy Scouts collected from Lakeland Park on Sunday with Scoutmaster Ed Druml, Committee Chairman Jim Daurio and Committeeman Les Eckharjt over-seeing these Scouts, Dennis and Kevin Druml, Tom Wagner, Mick Daurio, John Reining, Danny Kamp, Billy Eckhart, John Arient, Chuck Fernstrom and Ken Becker. Vicki also reported that the amount collected was very gratifying. Girl Scout Cookies This coming Friday afternoon right after school our Girl Scout Troop will be out in full force taking orders for their Girl Scout cookie sale. Please, help the girls out by ordering at least one box. That's this Friday, Feb. 28. Special Days Today Thursday, Feb. 27, has Connie Parisi and Chuck Jumper adding one more candle to their cakes. Chuck will be 12. On the 28th Ruth Roach adds one more year. To anyone who is celebrating on the 28tip. goes a very special wish, you receive them so seldom. The very first day of March has Marty Nuss becoming 5, Butch Brunow will ANNOUNCING - the opening on February 24, 1964 of The Best Clip Shop In Town Come in and be flipped by us. yiflarie 3 d3eaulu Ifjook 140 Rand Road McHenry (Lakemoor), Illinois Phone: 385-2663 Proprietor: Marie Beranek Manager: Viola Bodenstab, formerly with Adorable Beauty Salon, who will be happy to welcome all of her old friends. Stylist: Lu LaBarbara -- AMPLE FREE PARKING -- be 8 on the same day, also sharing that day is talented Dorothy Meineke. Grace Campo says she'll become a voter on the 2nd. Elvira Cuevas, Sam Parisi and Del Gerstad all share birthdays on the 3rd. Del will be 11. March 4 has Marge Parisi, Alma Brushaber and Pat Brunow ail adding another candle »to their birthday cakes. To each of you and to all those whose names we don't have goes our very best wishes for you on your own special day and for many, many years to follow. Little League This is to serve as a reminder to all Little League parents that pick-up the paper on Wednesday evenings, tonight Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 7:30 there will be an open meeting of the organization. All parents are urged and invited to attend. Baseball season is getting mighty close, go see if you can help out this coming season. Strolling Through The Park The weather man didn't cooperate one tiny speck on Sunday for the Heart Fund door to door donation pick up, but neither did a great many people. It's very disheartening for those collecting to knock on a door and see the people inside, and have them not even come to the door. This was also % complaint during the C.P. drive, that was also a miserable day weather wise. The women and Scouts who were out just couldn't understand how people can be so discourteous by not answering their knock. So you give or you just can't do so, at least answer their knock and tell them so. They try so hard to help out organizations and deserve a pat on the back, not ignored. Evie Ficek helped out our Girl Scout troop with many asked for bleach bottles, bottle caps and things they have been asking for as did Ann Wardzala. The Girl Scouts wish to express their gratitude to them. Evie asked us to remind everyone to save those cola caps. The plus ones are being taken by school youngsters now but she still needs even the ones that do not have the plus sign on them. Also, used nylon stockings are needed. These things can be turned in at any Boy Scout meeting on Tuesday evenings. We only throw these things away so save them for these groups who will see' that they are put to good use. Ann Herzog was a terrific hostess to the Tripoley group last week. Enjoying Ann's hospitality were Delia Julian, Ruth McMahon, Edna Hountras, Grace Mandziarfo, Ivy Lezak and Helen Kraskiewicz. On Wednesday several of this same group were bridge guests t of Delia Julian, who also proved to be a very terrific hostess. Enjoying not only the refreshments but the bridge games were Ann Herzog who took top honors for the evening. Coming in second was Ruth Chadwick. Ruth McMahon, Ivy Lezak, Ann Leigh, Joyce Braun and Gayle Laursen also attended. The Grizely family spent last Sunday in Lincolnwood with Sue's mother, Mrs. Metzer. A family birthday party was the occasion. Linda Grizely became 7 and helping her celebrate were her own parents, brothers and sisters, grandma, uncle and cousins A1 and Chris Kee from Wheeling. She had a very wonderful day. Sue being a real good mother baked cup cakes for Linda to lake to school on Monday after their late arrival home. Lee Glorch was visited by her son, Bob, and his wife, Claudette, and their four children during the past week. Bob and his family ha^ just returned from a camping trip to Florida. Heard they had a wonderful trip and the youngsters brought grandma back a sea shell so she could hear the ocean. Among the participants in the violin concert held in Aurora were Maiy and Mike Johnson. They attend St. Mary's school and received their instruction from Sister Andreella. St. Mary's had twenty-six youngsters In the concert and did a very wonderful job. They had spent the last five Saturdays in practice besides their regular sessions. Lat Saturday, Ann Herzog was hostess to Grace and Ed Mandziara, Edna and Tom Hountras and Delia Julian. The group enjoyed playing pinochle into the wee hours of the morning. Guess if we could play and receive the cards ^hat they did we'd play all night too. There were several hands of 800 Kings and several with 1000 Aces. Quite an eventful evening was that one and they'll be talking about it for a real long time. At the meeting of the Campers Club last Tuesday two movies were shown to twentyeight interested campers. One movie was on the Indianapolis 63 Races and the other was called Wheels West and was about our National Parks. Cookies and coffee were served. Mrs. Alia Anderberg went up to LaCrosse, Wis., to live with her daughter. Shirley and Marv George and their children went to the South side of Chicago on Saturday to Marv's folks where she had prepared a birthday dinner to celebrate Dave's tenth birthday. Later in the afternoon, Shirl's sister and her family also came over to visit" iand enjoyed a light supper before the Georges had to hurry home to get ready for bowling Saturday evening. The Meurers went to Wheaton on Sunday for a delicious chicken dinner at Barb's sister's home. After dinner, pinochle was played with the boys skunking the girls. Hope You're Better Our very speediest get-well wishes are extended to Paul Schwegel, Jr., who is back in Children's Memorial Hospital. Also to Pam Schwegel who is still suffering from a very bad eye infection. Hope Robbie Revak is home from McHenry hospital. Still on the not up to par list is Helen Strandquist, hope you're better real soon. Real glad to see Kathy Campo home, even tho Kathy is confined to bed because of her bulky cast, there's no place like homfc. Reminders Residents please remember the end of the month is this week and your garbage dues must be in by then. If yours haven't been paid please get them over to your block captain. All Boy Scout patrol leaders and their assistants are asked to remember their monthly Green Bar Meeting will be on Monday, March 2, at the Scoutmaster's home. Time is :630. Any rummage will be picked up by calling Jim Daurio at 385-3160 for the coming Boy Scout rummage sale. FILMS SHOWW TO MILLSTREAM CAMPERS GROUP The February meeting of the Millstream Campers was held last week at the Lakeland Park clubhouse, with an eager group of couples in attendance. Two films, "Indianapolis Speedway, 1963" and "Travelogue of Western State Parks" were shown, the latter putting the members in a real camping mood. The chapter president, Stan Lezak, extends an invitation to all interested persons to join them at the next meeting on March 17. Piciakee Terrac* WIGGERM ANS WELCOME FIRST BABY DAUGHTER Joyce Toepper --- 885-1044 Tuesday, Feb. 18 was a red letter day for the Ron Wiggerman family. Ron and Marilyn became the proud parents of a 6 lbs., 13 oz., baby girl at Weiss Memorial, Chicago. Measuring in at 19 inches the Wiggermans named their pride and joy, Dawn Elizabeth. Waiting at home under the care of Grandmother Kolan for their baby sister was Scott, 9; Mark, 7; Brad, 4; and Kirk, 1. McHenry High Honor Roll We are pleased to report two more of our Terrace children made honor roll listing. On the B-Plus listing from McHenry high school is Sophomore Cheryl Stahlman with Junior, Jeanniejo Benoche on the B h^iior roll. John&Lurg Grade School Basketball Johnsburg participated in t^je Richmond invitational basketball team tournament on Feb. 13 and 14. Playing their first game against Richmond on Thursday evening Johnsburg lost 26 to 23. On Friday they were pitted against Channel Lake^for consolation prizes and lost again 38 to 32. As hard as it is to lose the boys can be pleased with their showing. Resuming conference play the Junior Varsity played at Harrison on Feb. 11 winning 20 to 6. The Johnsburg varsity also won their game 39 to 32. On this past Tuesday Freemont came to Johnsburg and once again we pulled a complete sweep for the day. The Junior Varsity came out on top of a 27 to 7 score with the Varsity winning ^ to 19. Terrace Tidings The sixth grade class of Johnsburg grade school, twenty-two children in all invaded the Terrace on Monday afternoon, as they attended the twelfth birthday party for Margaret Moore. Highlights of the party was none other than the Beetles via one album and three records. The Parker family spent Lincoln's birthday at the home of Dorothy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwebke, Chicago. During the visit they en- V.F.W. POST 4600 McHENRY, ILLINOIS LEAP YEAR Dinner Dance Saturday, Feb. 29,1964 It only happens every fourth year (Leap Year's Day that Is) so let's celebrate! Get your wife or girl friend and come to your Club for a DINNER DANCE. Our Auxiliary will serve a SPAGHETTI DINNER from 6:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. and Bob "Beef" Freund and his band will play until ? ? ? a.m. It's an "extra" day so let's all get out and enjoy it. Make up a party -- Everyone is welcome. Ypu can get your tickets at the door that nlte. Cost is just $1.25 per person. Our policy is "no minors allowed." You must be 21 years old and be able to prove it. LINDSAY CLOSED END "S" "ERIE HABB0W S (it**: & ft, 40 tMth 5Vt ft., 43 tMth 6 ft., 47 tMth 6Yi ft., 51 tMth 7 ft., 55 tMth Teeth Bars -- Extra large diameter high carbon steel tubing. Lever Assembly -- Tilts teeth easily to angle best suited to soil and crop conditions. Lever folds flat Teeth -- High carbon steel hammer-forged to dianl'ondhard point, penetrates soil better. Lasts longer and are reversible and replaceable. Cultivates, smooths, breaks up crusts, clods and destroys the early weed. Designed for top performance. Available now at your LINDSAY dealer. E P. FRE jqyed a birthday luncheon in honor of Mrs. Schwebke's birthday with a total of fourteen relatives in attendance. Howard and Agnes Secord spent the weekend in Grafton, Wis., visiting her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frost. On Sunday they attended a farewell party in Milwaukee for Howard's sister and family, the Kenneth Foxes, who were moving to Minneapolis the next day. Barb Zamastil was one of the thirty-five women who surprised Nancy Ewald of McHenry Shores on Tuesday evening with a shower for their recently adopted son, David William. Mrs. Ewald was expecting her sewing club of about six women for the evening when instead her house overflowed with her many friends. The Bob Dicks family spent Sunday at the Leonard Thiel home in Chicago as they helped their godchild, Theresa Thiel, celebrate her eighth birthday. Annette Kurowski attended the Buffalo Grove meeting of the Young Christian Student Society on Saturday where she met students from many different schools in the Chicago area. Saturday supper guests at the Russell Parker home were •' • •**> Nancy altf wood. • •. visited with his unclear*! Stader, at Pawpaw, on Wednesday and Thursday, Enjoying a pleasant Saturday evening at the Bob Henry home in Crystal Lake were Len and Joyce Toepper. Their sons. Lance and Lorin, spent. Jthe weekend tit the home of their grandparents, Mr. and J. Nelson, Salem, Wis. ' Sick Notes..- Denise Pradelski spent tHe week home from school having caught the German measle bug. Lance Toepper was in the McHenry hospital from Thursday afternoon till Saturday morning where he underwent removel of his tonsils and adenoids on Friday. " '" ,' Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to Marvin Phillips on Feb. 28. 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