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Kvt rv.» \\K -"d Thursday, June 18. 1064 tm McHbubv plaindealer BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML WOMAN'S CLUB SPONSORS ANNUAL SMORGASBORD Saturday, June 20, is the Woman's Club fifth annual smorgasbord. Serving time 5 to 7 p.m. Anyone attending in past years can remember the delicious food which was served so we hope to see you and all your family out for this delicious and reasonable meal. If anyone would like to bake something for us and doesn't receive a call from our calling committee please call "Toots" Gerstand at 385-4043. All food is to be at the community house by 4:30 p.m. Little League Meeting We certainly hope that there is a good turnout for the Little League meeting which meets at the community house on Wednesday, June 24, right after the baseball game. This is your boy's baseball club so why don't you do your part by coming out to these meetings once a month. Boy Scout Troop 459 A week ago last Monday ottr Boy Scout Indian dance team put on their show before Troop 57 of Arlington Heights. About 200 parents and Scouts were a very responsive audience. All tho Scouts and adults who had gone were treated to refreshments by the mothers of the troop in Arlington Heights. Driving our boys out were the Drumls, Kamps, Bartos, Eckharts and Ketchums. Any one who cares to donate crepe paper, (green or brown is preferred,) for our float in the Fiesta day parade can do so by giving it to a Scout from tbp troop or by contacing Bette Kamp at 385-3070, it will be greatly appreciated. Parents and Scouts keep in mind tile August camp-out of families scheduled to take place at the Wisconsin Dells. Community House Schedule Thursday, June 18--Regular Board meeting. Saturday, June 20, Woman's Club 5th Annual Smorgasbord. Thursday, June 23, 8 p.m.--Boy Scouts, Wednesday, June 24 -- 7:30 -- open Little League meeting. For reservations and cancellations please call Jo Rizzo 385- 2728 Woman's Club Meeting A nice turn-out at Woman's club last Thursday made for a very successful meeting. Vickie Bottari, president, announced the projects for the coming year. The first of course was the smorgasbord coming up this Saturday night with Toots Gerstad heading the committee. In the fall we hope to have another fashion show and Petey Oakford accepted that chairmanship. The snowball dance will be on Dec. 5 and Arlene Bartos is ad book chairman and Delores Rogers is the well wisher chairman. In February a bake sale is planned and in April we are planning a luncheon and hat sale combined. If all of these projects turn out we should have a most profitfable and enjoyable year. Edna Hountras is our new Sunshine lady, taking over for Dee Frazier who has done a wonderful job. After our meeting Jo Rizzo and her committee put on a little skit for us. The title was commencement exercises from Hog Waller School and the graduates were Arlene Yodeler (Bartos), Jo Hopeless (Rizzo), Dolores Actress (Rogers), Ruth Whiner (Roach), Margo Twitcher (Schaedel), and Victor Delinquent (Bottari), with Bertha Rutabaga ((Lyda Radisch) the teacher. The graduates all did a very good job saying their pieces. We ended the evening with coffee and cake. Little League Games And Schedule Our Little League season began a week ago Monday with the Pirates defeating the Orioles by a score of 5 to 2. Tuesday saw thie Cubs defeat the Braves, 15 to 8. On Wednesday the Sox won over the Tigers with a 14 to 3 score. Thursday's game had the Orioles defeating the Cubs with a 16 to 12 score.-Friday's game was a real thriller with the Braves coming out the victors over the Tigers with a 6 to 5 score. On Sunday team pictures were taken between the two games. Mick Daurio, Bill Eckhart, Dennis and Kevin Druml of our Boy Scout Troop presented colors while the Star Spangled Banner was played. President of Little League, Ted Kaminski acted as M.C. and introduced all managers .who in turn introduced their coaches and players. The day's first game had the Pirates defeat the Braves in another thrilling 6 to 5 game. Game two had the Cubs defeat the Tigers by a 14 to 8 score. The second game was finished in the rain. There were many parents, relatives ahd friends watching the games but there is plenty of room for more spectators, so come on Moms, Dads, and residents let's get down to the beautiful little league field and watch a few games. Following is the schedule of games for the coming week. Games begin at 6:30 on weekdays and at 1 p.m. on Sundays. Thursday, June 18--Braves vs Orioles, Friday, June 19--Sox vs Cubs, Monday, June 22--Sox vs Pirates Tuesday, June 23--Tigers vs Orioles. Wednesday, June 24--Braves vs Sox Thursday, June 25--Cubs vs. Pirates. Get-Well Wishes are going to David Wagner who has an infected hand and to Kenny George who was quite ill last week, and to Lorraine Pike who is recovering from an infection. Hope Aloise Gort's knee is better when he reads this. Mrs. Schnell is also on the list of people not up to par. Ken Vanek is in a Chicago hospital for observation. We both hope Donna Rode has gotten over the measles. Two of our Little League catchers had rapid trips to the emergency room at McHenry hospital Sunday. Kenny Becker is the victim of a briused hand from first game and Kevin suffered a badly sprained finger in the first inning of the second game. Hope they are both able to play this week's games and to each of you we've mentioned and to all who are ^suffering from spring colds and flu goes our very best wishes for speedy recoveries. Birthday Wishes Our very best birthday wishes go to Fran Clark, and to Patty Arient and to Wade Dowell who all share the 18th for their natal day and to Tommy Koch who will be 1 that same Why @® Us Eg You N©@dl WaS©3? Sji£©m or W@! 1. Only trained pei*sonnel 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 Sear? pumps 7. Our men and machines are completely insured 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection 9. Parts available for all makes 10. Besides pump installations We do both well drilling and drive well points 1L EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PfTMPS IN STOCK IcHenry County W@l WELLS DUELLED OH »BI¥EW • We ESapailr and Ssrvties ALL MAHSI3S off I?pPv2PS Located in the Village of MeSullom Lake 2% miles from McHenrv on McCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McSSemffy E3£M226S or EsoMoras© E3E*SflB day; to Carol Knor who celebrates the 19th; to Barbara Osmon who will be 10 on the 20th; to Eddie Bock who w i l l be 7; and to Bobby Basaley who will be 1 both on the 21st; and to John Koch who celebrates 9 years on the 25th. Happy Anniversary Wishes to Helen and Larry Strandquist who have 45 years of togetherness on the 23rd of June; to Dorothy and "Bill Humphreys who celebrate 28 years on the 24th; and to Grace and Ed Manziara who celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on the 25th, and to Tim and Louise McEnery who celebrate 38 years. Strolling Through The Park Visiting Rose and Ed Oswald on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Werner of Chicago. Mrs. Werner is Mrs. Oswald's sister. Heard they enjoyed the wonderful country air and a delicious dinner. On Sunday Barb and Joe Herman who are life long friends and from Evanston also enjoyed the same things that the Werners enjoyed on the day before. Danny Kamp and Howard Wagner attended the Sox game last Thursday. This was St. Mary's reward to all their faithful altar boys for their services to the church for the past year. We've been told that Harold Cygan enjoys Little League, he put on a Tiger's uniform and Was willing to play. Harold's age being more than Little League rules permit he'll have to settle for being "Young at Heart". Tommy Daurio had a day long celebration for his sixth birthday last Friday. Attending his very nice party were Eddie Peters, Danny Peters, Bobby Moore, Vincent Linnane, Kent Butler, Kathy Morgan, Mary and Margie Becker and Tom's brother, Jimmy. In the evening Arlene, Frank, Mark and Greg Bartos along with Kay, Ed, Dennis and Kevin Druml finished off Tommy's day and his delicious cake. Marge, Carl, Karen, Debbie and Tony Elshoff spent two days of last week in Springfield. They brough their niece back to spend the week with them. Mick Daurio and Mark Bartos are spending this week at Marmion Abbey in Aurora. They left on Sunday and will return on Friday. Sure hope that David Wagner's badly infected right hand is much improved by this time. Dave fell on a thorn and has had several doctor's visits, shots and pills and is still in considerable pain. Hurry and get well Dave your team missed you. Bev, Jim and the Wickenkamp children spent the weekend visiting Bev's sister in Minneapolis. They are due to return as we write the column so we hope they had a wonderful trip. Enjoying the hospitality of .Louise McEnery for a very delicious fruit salad luncheon and Triopely session were Ruth McMahon, Ivy Lezak, Helen Kraskiewicz, Edna Hountras, Grace Mandziara, Ann Herzog and Delia Julian. Grandma and grandpa Funk were visitors at Sue and Ron's over the weekend. Grandma and Grandpa Ra^ disch were beaming with pride to be able to attend the initiation of their granddaughter, Nancy Lexow, into the Order of Job's Daughter, Bethel 61, Elgin. The Golden Group from the Community Methodist church had their picnic at Veterans Acres with thirty-six members partaking of the delicious food. A baby shower was held last Thursday afternoon at Jan ,Kozy's for Charlotte Moore Who Sfcffttf had a baby boy May 26. The girls went together and got her a highchair and stroller and several little outfits. .Those attending were Margaret Lightner, Louise Horenberger, Carolyn Congdon, Fran Conway, Dorothy Carder, Joy Dass, Barbara Meurer* and Lorraine Thomas. A delicious cherry and blueberry torte was served wilh coffee. The Ri/.zos had as their guests last Sunday, Paul's mother, Mrs. Grace Rizzo, his brother, Sam Rizzo, and his son, Sammy, and friend, Guy Giov. ini. . The Koch family attended the graduation of Shirley's sister, Helen Meilahn, from Immaculate Heart of Mary high school in Westchester. After graduation exercises open house was held and we heard they had a bail. Judith Carol Mazzone is spending a week , visiting with her aunt, uncle and cousins, the Len Bottari family. Joan and Ray Plucinski had Ray's folks as guests on Sunday. After a delicious pinner' they went to the Little League field to watch grandson^ Steve, play. Margo and Wally Schaedel attended the Foreman high .a ne w •Setting, In An old place . . • Mr. Ds LOUNGE n school reunion held at the Flying Carpet, on the Mannheim strip last Saturday. About 100 members of the class of 1954 attended with their families. Identification pictures were taken which made remembering names much easier. Prizes vyere awarded to the alumni who came the farthest which was from the state of New Jersey. Six children won a prize for the largest family and the newest baby award went to a brand new mother of Monday. Margo's sister, Wilma Hinrichs, and her husband of DesPlaines also attended. Wilma was a graduate with Wally and the Hinrichs are former residents of Lakeland Shores. The class is planning a 20 year reunion and hope it will be as enjoyable as their 10 year reunion was. Shirley, Max and the Koch children visited with Shirley's folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Meilahn, for several days last week. They had a very chilly visit on Wednesday at Brookfield Zoo and spent another day visiting with Shirley's grandmother, Helen Plante, her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Plante, of Oak Park. Mike (Miss Ariierica) Hamer is visiting with the Prazak family until the Vaneks move out here the end of this month. Dottie, Irv and the four Becker youngsters attended the graduation party of Pam Meyer in Mt. Prospect on Sunday. Pearl and Walter Jensky are smiling extra large smiles these days. They once again became grandparents, Richard James Jensky was born on June 8 and weighed in at 7 lbs. 12 oz. Richard's home is in Gien Ellyn and he has foUr older brothers. Young Richard also has greatgrandparents in Germany. Donald Prazak celebrated his tenth birthday with the help of his friends, Alan Meurer, Donald Kaminski, Charles Campo, Melvin Morgenson and Jerry Sullivan. r Games were played and ice cream, candy, pop and birthday cake were served and a grand time was had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hertzog entertained a group of Jack's fellow employees on Sunday. The Ekharts were visited by Nedra's brother, Wayne Chamblin, his wife, Florence, and their two sons, Wnyh© and Bruce. ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchinson and their daughter, Lau- ; * ra; have moved back to their horne on Willow Lane. • Real * ^ nice having them back. V:. •'-"-•i-'* i • v. . Junior Field Day :V|f; Planned For June 21 The Northern Illinois' Shqrft horn association will hold!'a Junior Field Day Sunday, June 21, at 10 a.m. The site will ho A1 Hanninger's Hoiliday Acres Farm, 4 miles east of BeivTdei#, just off U. S. Highway 20, on Epworth road. Visitors are asked to watch for the sign to. iurn north. All 4-H and FFA members are welcome reSgarcJ^ less of breed preference. The Northern Illinois La$siq Queen will be chosen in tha morning and announced at, the pot-luck dinner at l2:30,p.m., > Families are asked to bring a main dish to pass, ,$alad fit dfiSi sert, and their own table service. 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