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ThutSuay, July 2. 1964 Pis V m. B0 B9 •• I A A t E JOYCE TOEPPBR 888.8044 TERRACE HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY, JULY 6 The Pistakee Terrace will hold its annual meeting Monday 8 p.m., July 6; at 1218 W. Oakleaf Drive. The main business of the evening will include the election of new officers who shall be installed and will assume their duties immediately at the close of the meeting. The nomination committee will present a complete slate of the following: President, Val Patula; Vice-President, Mickey Ferrell; Secretary, Frank Dack; Treasurer, Vern Mondl; Directors, Jerry Dicks, Jim Deppmeier and Anthony Ku- .rowski Sr. Nominations will also be accepted from the floor at the meeting. Auxiliary Rvporto On Sale The Pistakee Terrace Women's auxiliary reports a satisfactory return on the recent bake sale. Mary Meeks, Birdie Deppmeier and Pat Ferrell are grateful to the bakers as well as the buyers. (Chester Giillachson gave A special donat ion. Don't forget girls the ijext meeting will be on Thursday, July 9, at the home of Jerry Dicks. Terrace Teens No Delinquent* A note of recognition to foul" Terrace boys who have taken on the job this summer of seeing that the beach has at least a path and small area near the beach cut down. The association couldn't see their way clear to having the beach mowed weekly as in the past with funds so low. Dieter Hemkendries, Chuck Lima and Steve and Jim Phillips went ahead on their own and are doing a fine job. Teen-age statistics could use a few more good reports like these boys. More Vacationers The entire Don Zamastil famiTy left early Saturday morning for a week's camping trip into Wisconsin. Among camping' sites chosen by the family were Nelson lake near Hayden, Wis., Buffalo Lake, American Legion State Forest, and Laurel Lake at Three Lakes in the Nicolet National Forest. Fishing, swimming, hiking and sightseeing made up their week's entertainment before arriving home late Sunday afternoon. Another Terrace resident on vacation the last two weeks in June was Mitch Sabaj. Mitch and family accompanied by Bonnie's mother, Mrs. Louise Steimel of Chicago, spent the first week in Jackson, Mo., visiting relatives. Arriving home on Saturday they spent the weekend in Chicago with the Senior Sabajs returning to their home on Monday evening. Terrace Tidings Cindy Powell of Bellwood, 14 year old cousin of Len's is visiting the Toepper household since last Thursday. Another Terrace visitor is Beverly Pasternak, Chicago. Beverly arrived at the Kurowski home on Mbnday as Annette's house guest. On Saturday Beverly returned to her home and Annette accompaned her for a week's stay in Chicago. ' While these homes were en tertaining visitors th% Parker household lost two of their girls to other homes for brief visits. Lorl went home with the Bert Carlson family when they were visiting Russell and Dorothy on Saturday. On Tuesday Edith Hopping and 2 children, her mother, Mrs. Summerhill, Mrs. Charles' Schwebke, Emma Enter and child were luncheon guests of Dorothy's. Barbara accompanied the Koppings home to Harwood Heights. Both girls returned home on the following Saturday. A hearty congratulations to Joan Stull who displayed three pictures at the recent McHenry Art Fair. Joan was fortunate to sell twQ of the three pictures. Attending the sports Car races in Elkhart, Wis., on Father's Day were. Paul and Jean Fedorchak of the Terrace, and friends, Barb and Don Morozak, Ted Winiski and Bernie Jacoboski. Staying with the Don Hawkins family . Saturday afternoon until Sunday night were Ed and Mary Atkinson of Cleveland, Ohio. Jerry Kern treated his father, Bill Kern, an Father's day with tickets to the Yankee - White Sox game in Chicago. Marie spent the day with Richard and family in Wheaton where Jerry and Bill joined them for supper. Father's Day celebration at the Jakubicek home included Frank's parents and Marge and Tony Jakubicek, all of Chicago. Saturday company at the Bob Dicks h<HTie in observation of their firs" anniversary of living in the Terrace were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulzof, Chicago, and Art and Irene Girsch, Forest Lake. In observance of Father's day Ewald Pradelski nnd family spent the day in Chicago with his dad, Anton Pradelski. April Pritchard accompanied her fellow juvenile girl Foresters of St. Agatha Court 777 on Wednesday for their trip to Milwaukee. The Bob Dicks family attended the birthday party on Sunday for three year old Charlene Thiel of Chicago. Kenny Froehiing was home last weekend on a three day leave from Army automotive schooling at Fort Knox, Ky. Dale Zamastil celebrated his sixth birthday on Thursday afternoon by entertaining four of his friends, Brad and Brent Deppmeier and Jean and Jenny Wadeki, at a party in his honor. Also participating in the games and refreshments were David and Betty Zamastil. The Len Toepper family were W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g d i n n e r guests at the Ronald Toepper home in Grayslake. Sorry to hear Mary Hess was in the McHenry hospital. Hope she is home by this writing. Birthday Greetings Many happy returns of the day to the following birthday celebrants this coming week: eeawn 8 HMD. COUPON BELOW FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE WISCONSIN FAMILY VACATOE^yWlQ) UPPEE DELLS BOAT TRIP...15 rnSea of rafeb gettable Bcenory feattaing fantastic rock formatioao, 8 scenic Ports of Call at Cold Water Canyoz^ Witelico Gulch and Stand Roek. LOWER DELLS BOAf TRIP . . . Bwfa cMfcl through Rocky Iaiand Regfoot FORT DELliS. „. Step back into 2a thentic, exciting 'Iksitiegland, oadl .M? ventureland. STAND ROCK INDIAN CEBEMOMAL...&i» Manfp spectacular pageant presented sslgSiBy by ©v® CO Amesican MJESID Sua iaapoomj ^the&fca ptaachcS m MHD FOR WBE COLO* BROCHURM. PHCOCO afttek bifrW.L • BOAT 1RM ' • STAND ROCK B FOOT mM 0SS3 €)•* M set mzz&k A cr: J Ma fBSB &0SflB IIDMNM* I Betty Zamastil who will be "Chfisfe years old ori July S( Inland jAnderson, July 7 and Susan Benoche, July 9. Sympatfly Not* Ohr sympathy to the family of Nancy Piatt who passed away suddenly recently. Nancy will be certainly missed by all who came in contact with her. We had many nice talks with Nancy when gathering the Johnsburg grade school news for this column. It's been a shock to us all, and one not fully realized until the beginning of the new school term without faithful Nancy. METHODIST CONFERENCE Thirty delegates from the Ftock River conference will attend the jurisdictional conference of the Methodist church at Cleveland " July 8 to 12. Three and possibly four new bishops will be elected for the nine-state jurisdiction, a new bishop will be assigned to the Chicago area, and the jurisdiction will probably vote to receive the transfer of the Lexington (Negro) conference into its boundaries and with it, the newly-elected Central Jurisdiction bishop, James S. Thomas. The Central Jurisdiction has temporarily designated Chicago as Bishop Thomas' headquarters instead of St. Louis, where his predecessor, Bishop Matthew W. Clair, Jr., resided. At Cleveland he will be assigned somewhere within the jurisdiction. Retiring at the conclusion of the Cleveland conference will be Bishop Charles W. Brashares of Chicago. Shallow thinkers seldom make deep impressions. EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life In*. Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone S8S-S300 3429 W. Elm St., McHenry, III. DR. JOHN T. GRAY OptomeMit 1286 N. Green Street Office Phone: 886*0186 Res. Phone: S8E-01M. 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