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«------ Section Two -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday .August 19, 1965 LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEUREB -- SAT DBUML 885-4806 NSW PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT PLACED AT BOTH BEACHES Some of our Little League men, under the direction of Jiu k Oakford, have put up the playground equipment at the two beaches and the community house. We hope that the chi.dren will take care of the equipment so it will last a long time. If you see anyone abusing things, notify the deputy sheriff. They also put the "pier in at the launching spot half way between the two beaches on Shore Drive so there is no need for any boats to be at either beaches any more. These men gave up their free time to do 1 his work. Community House Schedule Thursday, Aug. 19, 8. Regular board meeting. Wednesday, Aug. 25, 8, Little League open meeting. Please notify Jo Riizo at 385-2728 for any reservations or cancellations. All or :anizations must notify Jo when their meetings are to be:in liefore the 21st of August. Little League All Stars On Thursday, last week our A1 Stars travelled to Round La Ice where they were again beiten by Round Lake 7 to 4. On Saturday, they played McCullom Lake losing 4 to 3. On Sunday the All Stars beat th'?ir managers and coaches in a last inning grand slam homerun by Lee Mai winning 6 o 5. On Saturday, Aug. 21, the All stars go to McCullom Lake to play a return match at 1. Or Sunday the Wonder Lake Al star team will play a return match here. Oon't forget to mark your caendar for the 11th of September when the Little League will hold their annual dance at the VFW. Birthday Greetings Happy birthday wishes go to Joinny Arient who becones a teenager on the 20th of August. On the 21st, Edward Nico. ai becomes 3, Stevie Miller becomes 4 and Billy Burman will turn 8. On the 23rd of August Robbie Miller becomes 6 and on the 24th David Wohnrade turns 8, Holly Arient and Meg Humann become 6, Mich lei Di Blasi turns 2 and Joseph Brooks celebrates his ,761 h. On the 25th, Gloria Vanek shares her day with John Henneberg who turns 16. Strolling Through The Park We have two proud grandmothers in our subdivision when they both received new granddaughters. Lyda Radisch's new granddaughter arrived on Wednesday, Aug. 11. Diane Elizabeth was born to Jackie and Carl Riley, their 4th girl and 5th child. Anne Herzog is the other proud grandma as her granddaughter in Lombard had her second girl. They named her Teri Gayle Kesig. Ann was nearby for the event as she was staying with her sixteen year old granddaughter in Lombard while her daughter. Kay Steen, and husband attended a family reunion out West. If this sounds confusing it probably is because it involves 4 generations of girls, and I'm confused. Ruth McMahon is home from the hospital and feeling much better although rather weak Lyda Radisch's son, Bill, and family , from El Paso, Texas, have been visiting for a week. Grandma Rizzo and her daughter, Norman Anderson and two children, Melinda and Norman, Jr., are visiting the Riz/.os. The Andersons are from Virginia. We just heard that the bavins' two nephews were drowned in Lake Michigan on Sunday but don't know any more details. Our deepest sympathy goes to'the family in this tragedy. • The Paul Richardsons had their nieces, Debbie and Donna Karavites, staying for a week the first of . this month and then last week Pat's sister, B e r n a d i n e P e r h a m , s t a y e d with them with her poodle Henri. Last Wednesday, they had a birthday party for Jackie who was 4 years old on the 11th with Karen and Susan, Kim and Lynn Burns and Lee and Susie Hulbert all joining in the celebration. Paul and Pat spent their vacation with a trip south to C'arterville, 111., where they were looking for a location to move. Then they went on to Nashville, Tonn. where they took in the Grand Old Opera and on to Chatanooga to see Look Out Mountain. Our deepest sympathy goes to the family of Anna Mellas who passed away last Friday. She had been in the hospital since Tuesday when she collapsed in her yard from a stroke. She resided at 1720 Pleasant Ave. Mrs. Moll held i surpprise birthday party for Tammy Krug on Aug. 13 to celebrate her 5th birthday. Cake, ice cream, and pop was served to Patsy Schabow, Bev and Bob Hromec, and Craig and Scott Glander from Elk Grove, Tammy's sister, Carye and Alan and Dale Moll. Mrs. Moll's nephews, Craig and Scott Glander, have been visiting with them for a week. Kay Brooks is staying at her daughter's and visiting her sister in Chicago, while her husband, Joe, is fishing up in Wisconsin this week. A surprise birthday party is being planned for Joe's 76th birthday this weekend. Bill Struwe, son of Hazel and Wm. Struwe is waiting to be shipped over to Viet Nam as is Jim Woods, son of Ev and Wally Woods. Bill and Pat Shaft, former Lakeland Park residents, have adopted a baby girl. We know you will enjoy your baby very much. Delores Rogers had a busy day last Thursday when she invited a group of ladies into her home for demonstration and then had a birthday party in the afternoon for her son. Chris, who was 7. The ladies were Gladys Mayer, Maureen Johnson, Shirley Koch, Doris Johnson, Sally Burman and Joan Burman, Ann Wohnrade, Helen Brooks, Ann Dawson, Joan Apel, and Bev Wickenkamp. The boys who helped Chris celebrate his birthday were, Dave Wickenkamp. Mike Johnson, Tom Mueller, Herbie Detner, Jackie Bucarro, Jeff Connors. Billy Burman, and Dave Wohnrade. Monday, August 16. Jim and Bev Wickenkamp, Lee and Jo Mai, and Les and Nedra Eckardt had a picnic supper for the Pirate's major league ball team. Hot dogs, chips, watermellon, cupcakes and pop are fc, OUisoB WH fl* . *OUsb pjUJP NOW ONIr tfiddeifs No. 100 MftOtW *395 HOUSE PAWI Sal ALEXANDER LUMBER Co. "The Best of Everything for the Builder" On Highway 31 South of Main Street McHenry, 111. Phone 385-1424 on the menu for these hungry boys. The Bierman family are back from a week's vacation in the Haywood, Wis. area. Terri Mai was guest of honor at a birthday party last Saturday, to celebrate her 3rd birthday. The Kinsey children from McCullom Lake and Steve, Susie and Dave Wickenkamp all enjoyed the cake and ice cream which was served. Kay, Eddie, Dennis and Kevin Druml were ..very pleased with a visit from their number one son, and brother Buddy, for the past ten days. Eddie, Jr., is an Airman Second Class and is stationed in New Mexico. Most of Bud's leave was spent in camping at Devil'S Lake. Wis., hiking, fishing, swimming, and just relaxing. -Bud left on last Monday to spend a few days with his Marine brother, Dave, and to assist his sister-in-law, l ><>nnn, and nephew, Da.vcy, : gelling , Id N o r t h . C a r o l i n a ' t o r b e w i t h Dave in his hew post.., I know what it meant to the Priiin!^ to have, had Bud home, it's, been a long lime, since last November when he was last home. Good luck to both Druml boys. Bud who is scheduled for overseas duly and Dave at his new. post. Pam Laursen suffered a concussion when she fell from a tree on Friday. Hope Pammy is much better by now. Gerry, Lloyd and~~t be Wagn e r c h i l d r e n m a d e a t r i p t o see the Wisconsin Dells on Tuesday of last week. They also took in the Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial which they enjoyed to the 'nth degree. Those roaming campers, the Kamp family, spent last weekend at Big Foot, Wis., swimming and riding around Lake Geneva in a cabin cruiser. Rose and Ed Oswald spent Thursday in Evanston helping their granddaughter, Judy Geishecker, celebrate her birthday. They' also brought back an old friend Ann Schovain who was their house guest until Monday. Saturday they were joined by Barb and Joe Herman for dinner and card, games until the wee hours of Sunday. Grandma and grandpa Becker spent Sunday with Dot tie, Irv, Kathie, Mary and Margie. Kenny is vacationing in Minnesota. They also helped Margie celebrate her 3rd birthday. Also, helping in the evening were the Daurio family. Visiting the Meurer family for a few days was Laura Peters from May wood. PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS ROSEMARY LUTZ HYatt 7-8814 LESSON FROM THE BEES: A honeybee works for months to make a teaspoonful of honey, and gets not a single thank you for it: then he (or she) used a split second to sting, and is severely criticized. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDA1 OFFICIATES AT NUPTIAL RITE FOR COUSIN ; A beautiful late summer ! wedding took place at St. John's Catholic Church, Johnsburg, on Saturday, August 7, uniting in marriage Janet Wilson and Alex R. Goscinski. The Rev. Falher Marion Wroblewski officated at the nuptial rite. Father Wroblewski is a cousin of the bride and was recently ordained. Acting, as maid of honor was Barbara Wilson, . sister of the bride and the bridesmaids ; wore: Gloria Thoren, cousin of j the bt'ide and the former ' Gloria Walden, Christian Wroj blewski. also h cousin and • Lynn anil Diana Johnson, : f r i e n d s . A c t i n g a s j u n i o r liridesirfaide. was Alice Wilson, sister of the • bi;ide and the flower girl was Patty Wroblewski. Larry Henkle served as best man, the grooms attendants were: James Porter, James Kosir. John Boehn and Stanley G o s c i n s k i , b r o t h e r o f t h e groom. j Community Deeply Saddened By Death The death of Lillian Orlowski on Sunday, August 8, at the McHenry hospi t al deeply saddened her many friends and neighbors. Mrs. Orlowski had been suffering from a heart condition for several years, but one would never have known it. Lill always had a smile ready and you never heard her complain. Our deepest sympathy to Leo and the family and may they find comfort in knowing that Lil has completed her mission on earth and has found everlasting peace. Water Company Sold The Pistakee Highlands and Whispering Hills water companies, formerly operated and owned by Ladd Enterprises, were purchased by the Water Utilities Company, Chicago, recently. You will probably notice this change on your next water bill. There should be no change in rates or service, if anything it will be better than before. Any change in water rates;for us would be under the same restriction of the Illinois Commerce Commission, as previous to the sale, and would have to go through those channels for any change. Temporary Financial Secretary Appointed As of Sept. 1. Betty Worczak will have completed her two year term as financial secretary of the Pistakee Highlands Turn, your xiiglxtxxiares into modern dreams 11 J)W • • • to CM, are embarrassed by ancient or inadequate bathroom fixtures.. • enjoy fin latest kt modern plumbing with FHA financing:-- nothing down, small monthly payments. l| »•» freeze in the winter and roast through the summer... (JM. m... have a *livfngr-conditioned" home, -winter and summer, through FHA - for only a few dollars a month. are wasting line and energy in an Inefficient, 'nightmare* kitchen... Ml CM,., relax in a 'dream kitchen' with all the modern conveniencesconvenient financing, too, through FHA. CF Financing is no problem. - $e& (/§/ ALTHOFF'S Inc. 903 N. FRONT STREET 385-5700 association. Mae Kolb, secretary of the asso^iatipn, was appointed temporary financial secretary until further notice. So as of Sept. 1 all dues should be paid to Mae Kolb - 5308 Highland Dr. - Pistakee Highlands. Birthday Wishes to Mary Ellen Mclnerney who will reach her fourteenth birthday on August 21. Also on the 21st little Patrick .Schiffordecker will be three years old. to Irene Novotny on August 24. . Belated wishes to two of our very nice residents whom this one forgot all about. Barbara Sisk who celebrated her birlhday on August 10 and to Wally Sielisch on August 15. Sorry I'm late with these wishes.. News Around The Highlands Paul and Laura Farwell recently spent a week with their grandmother in Cicero. Melanee Pederson received a one year scholarship to a dance studio in Mundelein. Leslie Cady and son, Steven, of Minneapolis recently spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pederson. Get well wishes to Mrs. Silka who was confined at Wesley Memorial hospital for a few days. Get-Well wishes also to Pearl Pederson's mother who suffered a heart attack and was confined at the Belmont hospital, Chicago. Congratulations to Audry Morin's sister and brother-inlaw, Jackie and Larry Protrowski, who became proud parents of a baby boy on July 24. The baby was named Loren Jon and weighed 6 lbs. 15- ozs. The Protrowskis also have a daughter, Lyla, who is 20 months old. Jackie and Larry paid a short visit to the Morins on Sunday, August 8, especially to show auntie and uncle the new offspring. Pat and Ron Jackson spent Sunday, August 8, in Wauconda celebrating the birthdays of Ron's mother and Pat's . Belated birthday wishes to three of the Morins. Don who celebrated his birthday on August 1, Tommy who reached 9 years old on August 8 and to Larry who became five on August 16. Speaking of the Morins they just returned from a 3 week vacation. The first week was spent in the Blueberry Country, of Grandjunction, Mich, at the farm .owned by Audry's brother, Russell Anderson. The second week was spent camping in Northern Michigan with Don's parents. While there they had the experience of seeing the capture of a wild bear and while the bear was . under the influence of tranquilizers transported, by car, 30 miles further north. And the third week was spent back at brother's farm. Reminders - call Blanche Haefliger, Hy. 7-3385 she is still looking for beds and clothing to donate to the needy Indians of Waukagan. Election of officers of the Pistakee Highlands Association on Saturday, August 21, from 10 to 2 at the Community Center or place an absentee ballot on Friday, August 20 for 7 to 9 p.m., at the Center. Blessed Virgin Sodality's bake sale on Sunday, Sept. 5,at the school, after all Masses. Have your homemade items in as early as possible on the 5th and also call Kay Sielisch, 7-3414 and let her know what you are donating. Betty Zenner took three of her kids, Joe, Jim and Janice, to see TV's Bozo Circus on Friday, August 6. Much to his surprise Joey was picked as one of the players for one of the many audience participation games played on the show, he won a very nice prize. Big brother Jeff and sister JoAnn were baby sitting at home and were very pleased as well as surprized to see everyone on TV. Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Next to V.F.W. 3004 W. Route 120 Phone 385-0783 McHenry, IU. How Can I ?] Q. How can I "de-tarnish" some of my silverware? A. Add a teaspoonful each of salt and baking soda to each quart of water you put injto an aluminum pan. Bring the water to a boil, then put your silver in,' keeping the water 'orriling. After the tarnish conies off (a matter of seconds)* wish the silver in soapy water, then polish with % soft, dry cloth. Clean the aluminum pan by boiling a weak vinegaj- solution in it. Q. How can I prevent my s t a r c h f r o m b e i n g , b l o w n out of my freshiy-lauhdered clothes when they are drying outdoors on a win&y day? About 75 attended a farewell dinner for Saki, Jim, Julie and Robert Kawahacfc. The dinner was held on Auffust 7 at Mount Hope Methodistt church. The Kawa haras wvll be moving, shortly, to Mundelein. They will be mssied by many but all their friends, and neighbors wish them GJod speed and nothing but hpppiness in their new home. Vi and Don Krisping had a very welcomed visitor. Their niece, Jaiiet Larson, spent some time, at their home recently. Well amother week - Hope all of you and yours are well and may God take a special liking to each and every one of you. Don't forget the phone calls. A. Try adding a little salt to your starch. Q. How can I clean the illsides of some glass drinkihg straws? A. By running some of hubby's pipe cleaners through them. Q. How can I loosen postage stamps that have become tightly stuck together? A. Don't soak them. Instead, lay a thin paper over them and then run a moderately hot iron over the paper. The stamps will come apart easily, and the glue will still be usable, too. Q. How can I make a candle fit firmly into a too-large holder? A. Bum down an old eandlo stub, or a. half-inch "from the bottom of a new one. in the. holder. Then into this heatsoftened mass in the bottom of the holder press your new candle firmly into place. Q. How can I apply enamel to brass so that it will, stick? A. Before attempting to apply the enamel, prepare the brass carefully. Wash it thoroughly with any household cleaner that doesn't contain denatured alcohol. This will insure your enamel's adhering. Q. How can I mend broken chinaware? A. By washing with soap and water, rinsing, then polishing With a soft cloth. If this treatment is not sufficient, use whiting, or a fine cleaning powder, moistened with alcohol. Rinse and polish. Nickel has a way of darkening if not cleaned frequently. oZ)o *lJou itlOW SoSmomeeoonnee ^jew 5oo/n? The Welcome Wagon Representative would like to call 011 them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call The Representative Below L eicome aaon X1\?* f^epreAen tatlve Adelaide B. Patzke Phone 385-3278 You'll not only SAVE TIME. but Money too! and . . . your clothes wil be . . . the Cleanest . . . the Whitest . . . the Brightest in Town! 9-lbs. $ 247 Phone 385 - 0189 21-lbs. SHIRTS 16c when included with bundle. MAI may LAUNDRY and HvLII/AT DRYCLEANERS "FOR THAT EXTRA MARGIN OF QUALITY" ' FREE Pick-Up & Delivery McHenry, I1L