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BedSdtt Twb -- Page Tw6 LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML S85-4S56 \ THE McHENRY PLAINDEAtER Thursday. August 12, 1985' CUB SCOUTS NEED LEADER FOR FALL SCHEDULE It won't be long now before we begin our fall activities and we are in need of some loaders. Our Cubmaster, Hob Matthews, has had to resign and unless someone comes forward and volunteers, we will no longer be able to have a Cub Pack. It vWjjuld be a shame after all the hard work Bob and Kd Druml put into this troop to get it started that it would have to fall to the wayside for lack Of a leader. Call Mr. Matthews at 385-6042 if interest oil. All Star <James Last Monday our AH , Star team went to Lake Zurich- to play their All Star team losing 8_ to 0. On Wednesday, Lake" Zurich met our team in Mc- Henry at the VKW where we won 9 to 8 in the team's'- first game under the lights. On Sunday, our team travelled to Wonder Lake where they really hit for a 11 to 1 victory. Tonight, Thursday, August 12. we play at Round Lake at 6 and, on Saturday, August 14 McCullom Lake will be here for a game at 1 p.m. On Sunday, August 15 at 1 :.'*() p.m don't forget the All Stars will play the managers and coaches and then the mothers will play against their sons. On Sunday. August 22 Wonder Lake will play a return match here, time will be announced next week. We hope you have all marked your calendar for Sept. 11 when the Little League will hold their annual dance. Tickets can be obtained from the managers and coaches or from Max Koch. This is their money making project for the year. Best Wishes are extended belatedly to Pammy Mullen who celebrated on the fifth by reaching age 5. Todd Stoltz will be 5, Chris Rogers, 7, and Randy Fergen, 3, all share the 12th. Jimmy Oeffling will be 14 on the 13th, Denice Bueard and George Hendle also celebrate on that day. Gloria Flannigan and Jerry Rogers both admit to another candle on the 14th. Rosie Grey will be 7 and that very lovable Margie Becker reaches that very active age of 3 on the 15th. On the 17th, Jill Wohnrade will also become that terrific age of 3 and Mary Mueller will be a wonderful 1. Community House Schedule For all reservations and cancellations call Jo Rizzo at 385- 2728. Official board meeting --August 18- 8 p.m. Will all groups who have cancelled meetings for the summer please notify Jo Ri/.zo by the 20th of August as to when their meetings will start. This is so the schedule for September can be put in the newsletter. are Sr.. Big re- Ind., where they visited Mary's brother, Bill Arnold, and family for a few nights. Carole Matthews spent three days last week at her Aunt Fran's ir» Des Plaihes while her cousins. Tommy and Ricky, spent several days here visiting at different times. •i I received a postcard from the Hromees while they were in Colorado several weeks ago but forgot to mention il. She said they were having a wonderful lime and the scenery was just beautiful The only thing tiiey'didn't enjoy w;is the trip out ihere. Speedy recovery wishes extended to . bo("h John, and John Flannigan. Jr., John had surgery for the moval ; of a cyst and young John had to have seven sutui es in his wri-d last Monday- \l')ur best wishes al<o gn to Kay Reining who entered Mcl. ienry hospital this morning, a.<• we wiitr this column. Maiy, Ray and the Baric children just returned from a 1400 mile trip through the state of Wisconsin. It was the family's first attempt at camping and they all hated to see it come to an end. Looks like another family can be listed among the campers. Another camping family, the Kamps spent from Wednesday to Sun lay They were by Belle's I oik Pruml. Dorot hy and their at Starved Rock joined on Saturday I.il and Mike Strolling Through The Park Stan Pankowicz joined Robbie Revak and -his- parents -and sister on a vacation in northern Wisconsin for 10 days at Robbies uncle Ed's farm. The two boys stayed by themselves in a trailer where they had a well stocked refrigerator and all the comforts of home. They did lots ol fishing, and Stash came up with a 14 inch Northern Pike. Mary and Joseph Lanz spent their vacation at several places, first visiting their son, Donald. and family in Chicago, and then spending five days at Mary's mother's. Jewel Hickman. in Central City, Ky„ and then going to Indianapolis. and Rudv I.ense family have also been on vacation. They spent their time visiting Hawthorn Melody, Lake Geneva and many other spots. Mary and Jim Daui'o were very glad they enlarged their home. This weekend Mary's brother, Marly Cahill. his wife. Ruth Ann. and their four youngsters came down from Marinette, Wis., to spend the weekend and part -of the week. Rose and Kd Oswald ventured to Turtle Lake. Wis., on Saturday and on Sunday they went into Kvanston to visil with Rose's sister for her birthday. Dot tie, Irv and the Becker children spent Saturday evening at the County Fair. A group of dancers, of which their daughter, Kathie. and Wendy Dralle are members, took part in the talent show. The group came in fifth place and we'll? all real proud of them. The Ron Funk home was bulging at the beams on Sunday. Grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins all were out to help Terry and Doug celebrate their birthdays which are just a few days apart. The Brave major league team was treated to a party on Thursday evening. The manager and coaches of the minor league team, their wives and children were also in attendance. The affair was held at the home of manager, Jim Daurio, with N'orb Kwiatek and his wife. Murph. Frank and Arlene Bar.tos all helping. Former Brave manager, Irv Becker, and his wife. Dot tie, and their children were also in a l tendance as w ere J aek-Oa kford, Petey and their youngsters and Shirley Koch and the Koch children. Grandma and Anthony Di- *BIasi left our subdivision last week after a most wonderful three week visit here. They reside in New York. Grandma and grandpa Hendle came out on Friday and spent the day at the Counts- Fair with their son, George, and his !am:!y, Kitty, Johnnie and M.nty 0\er Satun'ay and Sundas "lie Hendle family had guests from . Schiller Park. Mr. and Mrs.- Sunny Kilman and their three children. Mondav. Wl fasten & Son Mm funeral (Home K Mchenry, illinqb Dear f r i e n d s . Each funeral includes over 75 separate items of service, any of these are never observed by the family. A par- 11f1 !ist includes notifying relatives, death and burial certificates, clergyman arrangements, funeral pTans. music, obituaries, notices, transportation, flowers, acknowledgments and honorariums, coordinating with your attorney and banker on Social Security, v.A. and joint property requirements. Respectfully, AMBULANcg ^ SERVICE 385-0063 Johnnie 'and Marty were packing to leave for a few days of sight seeing in the city with grandma and grandpa Hendle. Petey, Jack and the Oakford children spent Sunday in the "Windy City" with I'eley's sister,^ Marilyn McCullough. Also among I he visitors were Petey's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, her brother, Duke Grondy, his wiie, Connie, and their son, Mark. A warm welcome goes to Waldo and Kthel Cro )k who have moved into l'on Howard's home on Beach. They moved from Mellenry and Cookie and Ron moved to McHenry. W'e aie sorry to lo>e Ion • time residents Conrad, and Birga Christ ophe'rsen who liav-i moved to Florida from t 1m home at 4so;) W. limine Ave nue. The" new .resident> takm over Iheir house are Klaim Jett's sister from Chicago, Jau nita Xavoda. and her Hi ve.r old daughter. Janice. Welcome to our subdivision, we n&lainly hope you will enjoy n here. Anetl'.'r belated birthday wi^h goes to Pat Henncben-. w ho w as 11 on the 3rd of August. Judy, dale and Joyce Maz- /.oni are visiting the Bottaris for several weeks while their folio are mning to their new home. ()•.!!• best w ishes go -to Mr. Htnneiierg who :s reeuperaling .i! Ivme ;!;• r his motorcycle iccidi n1. < )nr congratulations also - i"s to them'on the birth of their seeniid granddaughter in New Y-'k recently. Mrs. /'ipt^ski Iris had 1r i'i; .i, ' i u i i < • h i! d < n visifn • li. r r -e\ ri il d;,\ v \\ e nil' :,nd 'I >i >!ina .ill I Pai.l S'o!• / •!,'1 etlillg settle i ;n then <•; h i::-' "p on Sh •: e i )i ,\ e 11.i\ ;n . moved ,fi .,n 1 fume, 1\ i -nue 1 Shirley George held a demonstration- last Tuesday morning serving some delicious homemade pecan rolls and blueberry coffee cake. v Bev Wiekenkamp's mother, father and sister were out last Sunday for a visit. Lee Michael Pankowicz celebrated' his eighth birthday with a party held on the second of August. Steve Droessler, Jeff Bierman, Linda Apel. Vicki and Donnie Johnson, Cregg Jensen, Angie Harper and Susie and David Wickenkamp as well as Lee's brother. Stash, and sisters, Susie and Cheryl, all helped in the celebration. 4-11 Club News The Lakeland Merry Makers I in.shed their first yekr of 4-H «'• k Saturday. Aug. 7. The ••losing' of the year came when everyone Took their projects to 1 lie fair and handed in their record books. Thursday, Aug. [ 5, Kristy Flannigan and Cindy, Schultz spoke on the radio at | 3 o'clock. At the food stand' Kristy .Flannigan, Klaine Bot-j tari. Linda Schultz and Janice i Harris worked. The next meeting will be on | Sept. 4 at i):30 at the com-1 nuinity house. The new of-1 fieers will be elected at this I meeting. All new members are welcome. Boys we now! have woodwork, labbils, ducks j lea!hercraft, dog care, conservation. forestry, honey production and so forth. Girls may, take any of these also. Please, more boys and girl's between age of 10 by July 1 and no older than 19 by July 1 join this worthwhile cltib. The following people entered projects in the ceived awards: Bottari, third Hiekey, thin eond; Janice Harris, first; Kevin Schultz, first, sewing; Paulette Rizzo, second place; Mary Theresa Sweeney, second; Kathv Hiekey, third; candles. Linda Schultz. first; Mosaic tiles, Kelvin Schultz first; phoand embroidery, Cindy Schultz, first. 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