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8«otloa Two--Pi^Fiw Hie Mchenbyplaindealer k/ Thursday, April ^1966 Lakelxhd Park News Ckrole Humann f 385-1605 Barbara Meurer- 885-4886 Woman's Club Meets Tonight A very full evening is planned for tonight when the Lakeland Park Woman's Club will have its election of officers. This vis also the meeting you are to bring your 25 cent grabbag gift for exchange. A moVie titled "Decorating Unlimited" will be shown, later on in the evening. Let's have a real good turnout tonight. See you there. series and Loyd Dawson is high with handicap with a 657 series. This is the night that will tell the tale. Community House Schedule Please notify Jo Rizzo on all cancellations or reservations of the Community house. Thurs day, April 7 - Woman's club meeting, 8:30 p.m. Monday, April 31 - Girl Scout meeting, 3:30; to 5:30. Boy Scouts - 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 12 - Regular Board Meeting, 8 P.M Boy Scout Troop 459 The Boy, Scouts would like to express their appreciation to everyone who helped make their pancake breakfast such a success, especially to the cook, Jerry Rogers, and his helpers, Jim Emery, Ray Rode and Donna Rode. Later on in the morning, an expert dishwasher, Art Hafer, offered his services and was quickly put to work at the sink. They also appreciated the patience everyone had, rather slow. This money will especially when the service got be used to buy camping equipment which the troop needs very badly. Little League Tryouts Saturday, April 16, is the date set for Little League tryouts for all new boys who have never played before. They will held at the community house ajt 11:30 a.m. and the boys are fo bring their baseball glove. Registration blanks can be had from your managers or from Jim Wickenkamp who lives at 4316 W. Clearview. These pan be turned in to Mr. Wickenkamp anytime, along with your fee. , General Meeting Set For April 17 Hbpe everyone has their calendar marked for next Sunday so they don't forget about the general meeting which is to be held at the. community house 3 p.nu.New board members Will be elected and the dues for the coming year will be discussed and voted upon. There will be another reminder next week, but mark your calendar now so you don't plan anything. If you know you will be out of town, you can get an absentee ballot from Mrs. Eckhart on either Friday, April 15, or Saturday, April 16. These must be returned to Mrs. Eckhart by Saturday, April 16. ' jPoiitionNight for Couples fowling League ; Satur^y, April 9, is position night for the Lakeland Park Owners' with Bloopers and All«?y .feats ' bowling for first, Sissies vs Lucky Strikes, Misfits. vs.' For fits, Arrow B's vs , Bad Guys, Spooks vs Odd Balls, and Sea Biscuits vs Bad News. Only one more night to worry about my 500 scratch game holding. Last week, Helen Jones bowled a 498 scratch game which was just too close for comfort. Anne Wohnrade tied with Carol Ketchum for high series with handicap with a 640 series. Ted Kaminski still holds high scratch with a 600 Put 11 TBADBHAftC engiiiswith a Pw-r-r Partner Spring Tune-up § FoS. mviei Happy Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to Ronald Miyaki who will celebrate on April 8 and to Mary Beth Dowell who will be 14, to Rhonda Koczor who will be 3, Christy Flannigan who will be 13 and to Scott Belaholvy and George Piccolo who all share April 9 as their natal day. 1 also^ want to wish Kay Druml a happy birthday on April 9. April 10 has Paul Schwegel, Sr., celebrating as does Billy Barwig Delores Belaholvy and Dorothy Uttich share the day with Jamie Fernstrom who will be 10 and Lynn Cygan Who will be 12. Bob Idstein celebrates the twelfth and Scotty Austin will be 5 on the thirteenth. Vicki and Len Bottari who will celebrate their eighteenth year of wedded bliss on April 10. May you have many more. Girl Scout Troop S20 The girls worked on their drawing and painting badges at the last meeting. They made a chalk work and worked on other things that weren't finished. Nominations were: made for the offices of Scribe, Treasurer, and four Patrol Leaders. The girls who Were' nominated made election poster sand the voting will be held on April 11.They also started work on the speeches they are to make telling of their qualifications. The Girl Scout Neighborhood Fair will be held on Sunday, April 7, at the Junior high school. It will open at 1 and continue till 4. Troop 320 will be exhibiting projects from' their badge work on the cooking badge and the drawing 'and painting badge. There is no admission charge and the public is invited to come and see what the girls have accomplished during the past year. Confirmation Bishop LorasT. Lane came to McHenry last Saturday to confer the Sacrament of con-; firmation at St.. Patrick's church and St. Mary's. Many of our young residents were accepted as Soliders of Christ in the impressive ceremonies. From St. Patrick's were Larry Oakford, Elaine Bottari, Tom Uttich, Jack Worm,Jim Daurio, Bill Burns, Paul Rogers, JoAnn Gladrriah, Mary Kotryck, John Mueller, Lynn Cygan, Mike Karaskiewicz, Chuck CampoandBarbara Osman. From St. Mary's were JohnKoch, Bill Barwig, Debbie Schabow, Mary Granath, Debbie Holas, Paul Rybak and Janet Oeffling. Strolling Through the Park Butch Dowell left for camp on his birthday, April 1. Som6 April Fool joke. He was sent to the Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland where he will have fourteen weeks of training in maintenance of heavy -motorized equipment. Frpn> there ftie will return to Fort Hood for permanent duty. Thursday eVenr ing he was honored with a birthday cake with all the trimmings. On hand to help him celebrate were his family and the Burrafato family. Good luck on your new venture. The youngest child of the Buss family was baptized James Gregory in ceremonies at St. Mary's church oh Palm Sunday. His godparents are his uncle, Peter Buss, and cousin,- Patricia Buss. Fr. Rudden performed the ceremonies. Afterwards a buffet supper was served at the Buss home to Grandma and. Grandpa Buss, uncles Peter and Mickey, and Aunt Dodie and children. Get-well wishes to Paul Cynowa who has been under the weather and to Mary Dowell who has the tastiest fingers around. vShfc was feeding goodies to her pup, who missed and got the finger instead. No report on Honey's condition at this time. Jack and Petie Oakford attended the wedding on Saturday evening of Dawn and Dennis Anderson. Dennis was an usher in their own wedding party. On Sunday they had a party in honor of Larry who was confirmed on Saturday afternoon. Guests were Marilyn McCullough, Eileen and Pete Paulsen and Duke and Connie Grondy and children. Duke was proxy for sponsor, George Buckley, who was unable to attend due to illness in the family. Mrs. M. Matchen has had the pleasure of her daughter, Mrs. Norbert Meunier, visiting her from Brunswick, Ga. She has also been visiting Mrs. Gail Brod of Wonder Lake who is confined in McHenry Hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery Robbie - Wickenkamp is the proud owner, of a third place trophy in the model car contest at one of the stores in town. His entry was a "Ford T-Bird. Our congratulations to you Robbie. Keep the cards coming to Sid Davis who is in Walther Memorial Hospital, 1116 N. Kedzie, Chicago, Room 411. We know he will appreciate hearing froip his friends and neighbors. Also, to Marge Webber who is still in the McHenry hospital but improving steadily. Biliy Eckhart was among the eighth graders confirmed at Zion Lutheran church last Sunday morning at 7:45 a.m. Following the services, they and their guests attended the Boy Scout pancake breakfast. Those out for the day were Mrs. Chamblin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chamblin, Mr. and Mrs. James Goold; Mr. and Mrs. M. Doltin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haug and Robert, Jr. and Mrs. Jack Hertzog' arid Johnny, Mrs. Richard Wimmer, Dickie and Jay, and -MT. artd Mrs. Walter Pellauer. Elaine Bottari was guest of hqhor at a confirmation dinner at her house with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mazzoni and Mr. And Mrs. S. Bottari, hen* aunt and uncle, Lew and Lorraind Mazzoni and three daughters and her sponsor, Jo Anne Rizzo, and her mother, Jo, and sister, Paulette, all on hand. Six of our young people were confirmed at the Zion Lutheran church on Sunday morning at 7 :45 a.m. Those attending were Gail Braun, Tom Messel, John Raining, Greg cMeyer, Carole Jaenicke and Bill Eckhart. Carol Jaenicke's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jaenicke, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Timm were on hand for the occasion, attending church and then coming back to the house for breakfast. Later on Carol's Aunt, Gertrude Gladhill, Uncle Paul and Aunt Su san Jaenicke and three children, .and Aunt Pat and Uncle Lee Cordell and two children all were out for dinner. Open House was held Sunday ^.t the, Koch home for John, who was confirmed at St. Mary's Saturday evening. The gUeSts 'Were served a smorgasl^ cjrd. featuring turkey and loads Of other goodies. Helping to celebrate the occasion were the Johnson family, Cynowa family," Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Fallen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May, Grandma Koch, Great-Grandma Plante, A.P. Meilahn - family and Mr. and Mrs. Lafreniere. John JgJjnson acted as sponsor for John. X grand celebration in honor of a birthday and two confirmations was held at the Oeffling home on Saturday evening. Janet Oeffling, who reached the ripe old age of eleven on March 28 saved her party till after the confirmation and shared her evening with cousin, Debbie Schabow, who was also a member of the class. Helping with the festivities were Mr. and Mrs. George Oeffling, Sr., 4002 W. Waia&egan Rd. 385-2340 ED BURGSTALLER Introduce yourself to a win ner. Ed has been a resident of McHenry for over five years residing at Mo- Henry Shores. Stop in and say hello -- and by the day, he also sells Buick and Olds. 1962 DOi^i 4-Door, V-8, Automatic Transmission $ 895 u SATURDAY TILL 5 SUNDAY 11-4 907- Front. Sfc • • McHenry 885-7200 OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL 9 P.M. iand Bonnie, A1 Oefflinjg ~ ^nd fafifgy, Bill Schabow fanfily and Mike Schuch and family. Harry Wohlert was sponsor for Ronnie Kloeckner at St. Mary's on Saturday evening. After the ceremony he and the family went to the Kloeckner home for a late buffet supper. On Sunday the Wohlerts attended a family party for newlyweds who were married a week ago in Ohio. The groom is Marie's uncle, Major Andrew Genuldi. The new bride was introduced to the family at the home of Marie's grandparents in Marengo. Lots of calls were made today, Monday, and lots of noansweres were gotten. Many of the ladies from the community were attending the Homemakers luncheon at the Moose hall. Hope this means the affair was a huge success for President, Jan Walker, and her hardworking gals. MENTAL HEALTH FUND RAISING PROJECT PLANNED The Mental Health center plans a fund-raising project that will provide opportunities for dividends, starting next week. For a donation of $25 to the Mental Health center, participants will be invited to attend a series of five weekly classes in stock, bond and mutual fund investments taught by professional investment advisers from McHenry county. No solicitation of business will be conducted by those who conduct the class. Virgil Smith and Walter Schuett are in charge of the program and Bill Tammeus will offer information at the fourth session on mutual funds. Classes will be conducted on Tuesdays, starting April 12, at W o o d s t o c k C o m m u n i t y h i g h school, Room 101, and on Thursdays, starting April 14, at McHenry high school, Room 107. Participants may attend either session during a week-that is, a person attending the McHenry class Will be welcome to go to Woodstock if he knows he'll be unable to keep his regular date during that week. A husband or wife may sign up and the spouse is invited to attend without additional charge. Advance registration will be appreciated to help determine the size of the classes and assure that enough information material from the New York Stock Exchange is available. ' Advance registration may be assured by sending a check payable to the Mental Health center to Mrs. June Keller, secretary, at the Mental Health Center, 3514 West Waukegan road, McHenry. m V. F. W. AUXILIARY NEWS The women's auxiliary to Fox River Post 4600 met on March 28 at 8 p.m. at the V.F.W. clubhouse. The 5th district 100 per cent membership dinner was held March 13 at Tri-City-Evergreen Post No. 2298, in Dundee. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moreth and Viola Schuble. The department convention will be held June 24, 25 and 26 in the Pere Marquette hotel in Peoria. National President Sophia Goldstein made her official visit to Illinois on April 2 and 3. She was honored at a banquet and dance at Augustines in Belleville on April 2. Poppy Day chairman is June Schmunk. Anyone able to donate time for this worthwhile project, kindly contact her. No specific date has yet been set. This year this auxiliary will again sponsor the "Break the Dish" booth at the annual Downey carnival. Gen Bradley, hospital chairman, informs us that on April 20, the Devilaires will perform for the men at the hospital. Also, on this same evening, Marge Olszewski has gladly consented to make this an hour long program by bringing some dancers to entertain the men at Downey hospital. Auxiliary member Bertha Jaeger again donated bakery goods for St. Patrick's day party at Downey. Three cheers for Bertha for remembering our boys at Downey throughout the year. Ethel Groth, Community Service chairman, reported that the books were completed and mailed. She gave her thanks to June Schmunk, Gen Bradley and President Jean Wiles for their assistance. She also thanked all those who offered their help. Our get-well wishes are extended to all our sisters who have been ill. The next regular business meeting will be April 11 at 8 o'clock. Try and attend this important meeting as this night the election of officers will be held. Support the gals who have given of themselves and their time to make this a real service organization. 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First row, left to right, John Zriny, Roxanne Kreier, Terry Roewer, Catherine Hawkins, Patricia bmith, Julia Gerth, Pastor Lobitz, Gayle Braun, Denise Lottchea, Linda Wiegman, Arlene Grandt, Carol Jaenicke and Glenn Gromoll. _ , __ _ Second Row, left to right, Debra Fuhler, Donald Hachmeister, Robert Dixon, Frederick Stark, Thomas Messel, Gregory Mayer, John Reining, Douglas Johnson, Robert Erber, William Sund, William Eckhart and Karyl Koepke. . legal* NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Monday, May 2, 1966 is the claim date in the estate of Joseph M. Regner a/k/a Joseph Regner deceased, No. 66P73, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Julia Regner of 3705 W. James Place, McHenry, III. is the Executor; James M. Mclntee of McHenry, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. Apr. 7, 14, 21, 1966) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Monday, May 2, 1966 is the claim date in the estate of Louis M. Witt deceased, No. 66P34, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. John R. Freund of 1308 N. Park St. McHenry, 111. is the Executor; James M. Mclntee of McHenry, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. Apr. 7, 14, 21, 1966) Advertise - It Pa>. Equine Sleeping Sickness Robert M. Schneider, director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, warns horse owners to have all horses vaccinated against equine encephalitis, commonly referred to as "sleeping sickness." Although incidences of sleeping sickness in horses were not so numerous in 1965 as in 1964, 155 cases and 21 deaths were reported. The outbreak of Western type encephalitis in 1964 was onS of the worst on record. A total of 263 cases and 57 deaths were reported that year. Horses vaccinated last year should be vaccinated again this spring, as immunity given by the only effective vaccine known is of limited duration. BIN©© SPECIALS LAWNMOWERS -- $39.95 and up Scefts TuAuildef flft an«3 Seed Pick Up Your Bingo Cards at. RUCK'S HAl®WA1E 3902 W. Main Street McHenry Your Financial Security; It's No Joke To Us A television comedian once assured his audience that, far from being broke, he actually had $75 in a savings account. "That's financial security/' he boasted. The audience roared. Of course the term "financial security" means different things to different people. Certainly financial security is closely tied to thrift and a program of regular saving. The question quickly arises, though -- "How much should a person save?" Let's say you open a McHenry Savings thrift account this week with $9.50 and add another $9.50 to your account each week. By this time next year your thrift account will total more than $500. In two years your savings will exceed $1,000. That's real money. At McHenry Savings, regular thrift accounts earn 4% and investment accounts 414%. Dividends are paid and compounded twice a year. Your savings are insured safe, convenient and instantly available. Why not stop in or phone soon? That's McHenry Savings -- the $8 million saving association where your "financial security" is a responsibility -- never a joke. Cordially, E. ROGER COLLINS, President Closed Good Friday -- 12 to 3 p.m. c HENBY AVINGS MD LOIN ASSiSiATION Msr: Federal Ssviip ud Lm lugfuei CorporatUi 3611 W. Elm Street/ McHenry / 385* 3000 •AV