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Secxton Two •*- Pag® Fonf THE MeHENBY PLAINDEALER LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MECRER -- KAY DRUML 385-4356 BOY SCOUTS AND PARENTS CAMP OUT AT DEVIL'S LAKE * On Friday, Aug. 14, twentythree of our Boy Scouts and eleven of their families will be leaving for a three day campout at Devil's Lake, Wis. The Scouts will have their own camp and so will the parents. Many activities are planned as * a'group as well as for the Scouts. Swimming, hiking, sight-seeing and a trip to the Dell's are among the activities as well as attending the Indian Ceremonial at Stand Rock. The Scouts menu is planned and we'll bet that many of the parents will wish they were included in the Scouts meals. "This has never been done by our troop and should prove to Be' a lot of fun for both the Scouts and parents. We both hope the weather is just beau- Uful. - The troop will have Indian Dance rehearsal on Tuesday, Aug. 18, at 8 p.m. all Scouts are asked to please be on time, the .rehearsal will be of great importance because of the show the Troop will be putting on for the Veteran's hospital at Downey on Wednesday, Aug. 19. The V.F.W. is providing a bus for the troop. Any parents who wish to accompany the group can do so by contacting Irv Becker at 385-447. There'll be some room on the bus and it will be a first come first taken along. Please, call Irv now if you'd like to go along. The group has also been invited to Wonder Lake's Pow-Wow on Monday, Aug. 24. Because of the Little League doings last Sunday the group was unable to perform at the county fair. To this paper and others in the locality goes the deepest gratitude of the leaders, Scouts and parents for the wonderful pictures and articles that covered the troop's parades and other activities. A great big special pat on the back goes to Henry Bennett of McHenry" for the very welcome and useful tent he gave to the troop, it will be put to good use. The leaders are now in the process of.~plans for a survival campout for the boys to be held befor the weather gets too cold. cancellations for the Community house. Also all groups must have a schedule in to Mrs. Rizzo by Aug. 15 for their yearly reservations for meetings. Tuesday, Aug. 18, 8 p.m. Boy Scouts. Thursday, Aug. 20, 8 p.m. Board Meeting. Community House Schedule Please contact Jo Rizzo at 385-2728 for any reservations or Birthday Greetings .Our very best wishes go to the following people who celebrate their birthdays next week. Today, August 13, Denise Bucaro and Jimmy Oeffling celebrate, Jimrriy being 13 and Denise turning 9. The 14th of August, Gloria Flannigan and Jerry Rogers celebrate and Joane Gladman turns 9 and Chris Rogers becomes 5. The 15th of August sees Margie. Becker celebrating her second birthday and Rosie Gray her sixth. Howie Wagner has left our subdivision but we still would like to wish him a happy birthday on the 16th. Jill Edith Wohnrade will be 2 on the 17th, and Kirk Links and Stevie Bockman share the 19th with Kirk turning 13 and Stevie turning 4. On the 20th, John Arient will be 12 years old. May you all have the very best days. Stock Car Races On Saturday, Aug. 22, all Cub Scouts interested in going to the stock car races are to meet at the community house at 6 p.m. There will be a need for drivers, and parents are urged to go. Hope to see you there. All mothers of Brownies that belong to Troop 464 last season are requested to attend a mother's meeting at the V.F.W. on Thursday, Aug. 14 at 10 a.m. All girls in second grade, interested in joining a Brownie Troop in fall should contact Marge Webber at 385- 2268 or Fran Quast at 385-4087. Little League There is still no final standings for our league because of one rained out game not being played off. The game is scheduled "for tonight, Monday. As of now the Sox are in first place with 10 wins and 4 losses and one rained out game, close on their heels are the Cubs with 10 wins and 5 losses. Following are the Braves and Orioles tied with 6 wins and 8 losses a piece. The Pirates are next with 6 wins and 8 losses and one rained out game. The Tigers end up supporting the league with 4 wins and 11 losses. We were told that the two busses full of Little Leaguers and men had nothing but a very good time. On Sunday at our own field the game between the All Stars and managers and coaches ended in a tie after 6 innings. The tally was 5 runs a piece. Softball was never played like it was between the mothers and their sons in game two. The mothers could do no wrong, naturally and they were the victors in the game. Many of the mothers had muscles they had forgotten existed on Monday. The mothers who played were Minor, George, Prazak, Wickenkamp, Becker, Biermann, Malin and Moll as well as two nice young ladies, Carol apd Janice. Get-Well Wishes go to Carol Humann and Helen Strandquist who have both returned to their homes after being hospitalized. Carol will be bed ridden for quite a while and Helen will also not be getting around, bet they'd appreciate visitors. Butch Morgenson has been added to the list of youngsters who have gone through storm doors. David Wagner stepped on a nail and was quite uncomfortable for a while. Cindy Kamp fell off her bike and sustained a cut on her chin, which had to be bridged. Paul Schwegel is having trouble with his leg and is on crutches. John Koch fell off the Little League score board last Sunday and had to be x-rayed. Hope you're all much improved by next week. Sympathy The deepest sympathy of the community is extended to Enos Schell who lost his wife, Esther, last Saturday. Mrs. Schell had been on the sick list for quite a long time. Hello, Donna Rose: Gerry and Harry Nicolai are the proud parents of a new daughter, Dojina Rose, who made her arrival on Aug. 6 at McHenry hospital. Donna has seven brothers and sisters all very anxious to spoil her. We hope little Donna has a very healthy, happy lifetime. Strolling Through The Park We both hope that Helen and Gene Kraskiewicz hear good news about their son, Gene, suffered a blow on his head at work and Helen and Gene spent the weekend with him at the hospital. He sustained a severe head injury. Lyda Radisch and her daughter, Shirley Lexow, went on a shopping spree while their two husbands, Bill and Chuck, attended the 40 and 8 Wreck at Willow Springs. Don't know who had the most fun. Petey, Jack and the Oak ford children were hosts to members of Petey's family last Sunday. It was a delicious cookout for Eileen and Pete Paulsen and their daughter, Cindy, Connie and Duke Grondy and their new son, Mark, and for Marilyn and Pat McCullough. Stevie George took advantage of the dollar day spec ials last Thursday. He also proved he's a full blooded American boy with a tender spot for pets. Stevie's purchases were three very cute little puppies. Never heard how his parents appreciated his buying them. We both think you're quite a real nice lad. Gerry and Lloyd Wagner had quite a night out last Wednesday. They visited in the big Windy City. The Belaholvys spent Sunday at Pell Lake, Wis. A family gathering took place at the Funks on Sunday, The celebration was held in honor of Terry's and Doug's birthdays. Carol Ketchum's mother had serious surgery done last week at McHenry hospital. Sure hope she is much improved by now, Carol. We remembered her in our prayers. Nedra and Les Eckhart had Nedra's daughter's club for Sunday evening supper. Because of the coolness in the weather the outside meal planned had to be brought in doors. The husbands all helped Les christen his new garage. Belated birthday greetings go to Mike Ladd who became 5 years old on Aug. 4. Donna, Leah and Coleen Rode attended the birthday party for Donna's niece, Judy Rode, of Pistakee Highlands last Sunday. Was to be a surprise party but didn't quite turn out that way. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lanz have just returned from 2 weeks vacation. They went to Chicago to visit their son, Donald, who is recuperating from a beating which three teenagers gave him when they tried to rob him. They didn't succeed in getting his wallet, but they knocked out several front teeth and he had. to havev-^ven stitches put in. They left then for Kentucky to visit Mrs. Lanz's mother, Mrs. Jewel Hickman. After a week visiting they again returned to their Women of the Moose The meeting was opened at 8:15 by Senior Regent Ethel Hagberg. We had enrollment of two new members, Jean Egger arid Carol Dara, who were sponsored by Helen Haines. Congratulations girls, and welcome to the W.O.T.M. We had invitations from Crystal Lake to attend their Officers' Night on Aug. 11, and also their College of Regent night Aug. 25th at 8 p.m. This is an open meeting. Don't forget the corn roast Aug. 29 at the Moose hall. John Flannagan is looking for bowlers for the mixed league at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. There will be more information later. We are sorry to hear that Cary Sisko is in the hospital. We received a card from Ilene Hodgson who is vacationing in Denver. Helen Haines received the attendance award, and a special award went to Ila Hogan. Oh yes, remember, there is ritual practice every fourth Thursday in the month. The meeting was closed and refreshments were served and enjoyed by all. Ethelmae Roewer Publicity Chairman, son's home where they spent several more days before returning home. The Campos had a houseful of company last Sunday when Grace's sister and husband, Ray and Fran Lang, from Wauconda and sister, Babe, and husband, Chuck Salizer, with their new baby, Jimmy, and their other two boys, Billy and Chuckie, from Chicago, came out. Bussie and Ronnie Miyaki spent the weekend camping out in the Madison, Wis., vicinity. They took some sight seeing hikes and also visited Lost River Cave, which they enjbyed very much. Bussie's mother, Mrs. Davies from Chicago, is spending the week and enjoyed puppy sitting for the nine pups' the Miyakis have. Reminders: Remember your association dues are due now, help out your block captain by taking your dues /to them. Marly-ahose calendars for Auafr~22, all Cubbers and par- .enls. It's your night for the races. Oct. 10, Little League dance. USE OUR FRIENDLY TJSRA1S ART PECK Vice President & Manager and Co-Partner. Skorberg's Furniture -- Crystal Lake. ART SEZ: Our great August sale is in full swing -- yes -- now is the time to save on fine quality name brand furniture - bedding Carpet - appliances. Swa/it-CuS <Wo Maggie Lovewel! HEAT WAVES AND INFANTS can be awfully "crying" on mothers But a gentle sponging in a warm bath several times a day will certainly help. If the child is about a year old, give him a cool spray afterward. Most important is drying a baby's tender skin, giving special care to toes, around ears, and to the tiny creases in arms and legs. Always powder on talcum after his bath. At night, don't be afraid of air conditioning or cross ventilation in the child's bedroom. The only thing to avoid is a draft blowing directly on him. Just dress him in a light shirt and diaper -- or just diaper. Cover Baby with a sheet loose enough to allow turning freely. WIND-BLOWN HATS? To stop your hat from blowing off next time you've an arm-full of bundles, sew a small comb (teeth upward) inside the front of the crown. Not only does the comb secure your bonnet in place without showing, but the comb goes thru hair without mussing it. If you have some small FLOWER CUTTINGS YOU'D LIKE TO ROOT, this easy Do your records seem to have lost the tonal quality they possessed when new? chances are the fault lies in your needle. All needles wear out, and in average use, should be replaced at least one a year. least once a year, phonograph needles. Stop in and see us soon for everything in: RECORDS and RECORD ACCESSORIES TONES Music 3719 W. Elm St. Across from the Jewel PHONE 385-4646 Smart-Cut will help you keep them from falling into the glass. Use a small glass or paper cup and fill it with watei*. Cut a cardboard circle slightly larger than the top of the glass. Punch a hole in the center big enough to insert the flower stem. The tip of the plant will stay in the water, while the top will stay nice and dry. That old problem STORAGE SPACE is every wife's tale of woe. But one of the most convenient spots to build a stortage cabinet is under the wash ba^- sin. Add countertops to basin sides for even more space. For Thursday, August 13, 1964 beauty, cover tops with st&in. nxnnf ceramic tile. ~ ~ * Since the kids LOVE PANCAKES, make it easy on yourself and whip up your favorite recipe with these taste-packed variations: --add % cup flaked tuna to batter; sauce with pream of celer/ soup. --fold in Mi cup cooked rice; serve with whipped butter. --fold in V'i cup drained canned £weet corn or 2 tbsp. each chopped green pepper and pimento. (Watch for Maggie every week!) NARCOTIC CASES Twenty-five narcotic cases were initiated during June by inspectors of the Division of Narcotic Control, according to a report from Joseph J. Healy, superintendent. Twenty - five acres in Illinois were sprayed under the marihuana eradication program by the inspectors during June, according to the report. It's FABULOUS! 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