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thuttakylMayZe.ISBB1 -;j;i THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two Page One LAKELAN DPARK$ SiKfS Carole Humann - 385-1605 -- Barbara Meurer - 385-4356 WOMEN'S CLUB CELEBRATES TENTH ANNIVERSARY Thursday, June 2, is our next and last Woman's club'meeting for the season and we are planning a special party to mark our tenth anniversary. There will be a kitchen shower with the women bringing some small items, such as dish cloths, towels, soapf scouring pad, etc, It will also be a hard times party, so wear your oldest raggediest clothes. Let's make this a real good turnout. Community House Schedule Please notify Jo Rizzo for all reservations and cancellations of the Community house. Wednesday, May 25, Little League Open meeting 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 26 - Girl Scout meeting - 6:30 to 8. Thursday, June 2 - Woman's Club meeting * 8:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 459 After the campout at Chain O'Lakes park, the troop plans even bigger activities. We plan to go on another campout in another -month or so. The patrols will be active too, with the hikes coming up in the near future. All in all, the boys Will have a lot to keep them busy in the next few months. Birthday Celebration Mark Webber was guest of honor at a birthday party last Sunday when he celebrated his seventh birthday. The motif was Bat-man complete with hat and mask for each boy and a bat gun. Treats were candy and a real batman cake and ice cream. Sharing all of the fun with Mark were, Brian and Marty Nuss, Scott and Mark Hendricks, Kenny Quast, Kenny Chismar, Mar Dragovich, ^lan Bissing and his Grandma and Grandpa Bissing, his Uncle Jerry'and Aunt Mary Bissing, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cheevers and his uncle, Chet Bissing. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to Johnnie Hendle who will be 9 on May 27 and to Tommy Wagner who will be 15 on May 28. May 29 has Rosalie Slonina celebrating and on the thirtieth Cheryl Nuss will be 11. Judy Ludwig and Rose Oswald will share May 31 as their natal day. Starting off the first of June is George Lauer, who will be 4, Bob Rode who will be 16 and Julie Perry! Cindy Kujak will celebrate her thirteenth birthday on the second. Many happy returns of the day to these people. Anniversary Wishes A belated anniversary wish goes to Sherry and Ron Pattefson who celebrated their second anniversary on May 16. Marge and Art Webber1 will be celebrating their eighth year of togetherness on May 31 and our best wishes go to them on this day. On June 1, Agnes and Joe Prazak will celebrate 20 years together and we hope they will have many more years of happiness. Girl Scout Troop 320 On May 19* we opened our meeting with a flag ceremony. Our main project for the day was making buddy burners. We made these with Corrugated paper in tuna cans, then filled with wax. We put holes in number 10 cans and made handles of wire. Some of the girls got cOt so we used our first aid. When the two cans are put together they make a tin can stove, which is also known as a vagabond, stove. Donna Smunck and Karen Foszcz brought treats. On Saturday we took a bicycle hike to the Mailfold farm on Draper Road. We cooked our hinch on our tin can stoves and had a good time. We are having cook-outs this week instead of our regular meetings. Patrols 1 and 3 are going to meet at Mrs . Johnson's on Tuesday, May 24, and Patrols 2 and 4 are going to meet at Mrs. Dowell's on Wednesday, May 25. We hope that Doris Dowell will get well soon and be able to join us for the cookout. Respectfully submitted, Cathy Humann, Scribe. NOTE: • The permission slips for the Wisconsin Dells trip should be returned to Mrs. George as soon as possible so that an accurate count of the girls who will be going can be made, and plans finalized. HELP! A mother is Heeded to go on the camping trip, July 8- 9-10, to Chapman Hills in Wisconsin. It will 1 be more fun lingo Bug Special FtscMay 8 LARGE MIIAS mjg FREE Your Choice if the winning Bingo Card comes from here XEN PtMRL CLl 3425 VV. Pearl Street PHONE 385-3130 McHenry than work and the girls need you. AM CONiBTgOiWG 385-0101 2815 W. ROUTE 120 Act Now On Pre-Season Air Conditioning Prices McHENRY As Low As *666°° Completely installed FREE ESTIMATES ALSO GUTTERS AND FURNACES 24-HOUR RADIO DISPATCH SERVICE Swimming Th§ deadline for registration for the Red Cross swimming lessons is June 15. This time is approaching faster than we think and absolutely no children will be registered after June 15. The applications will appear in the LPPOA Newsletter or can be obtained from Ann Wohnrade. Children who are eligible for kindergarten this fall and up to the age of 16 are eligible for the swimming lessons. The dates of the lessons are from July 5 through 15, but not on Saturday or Sunday. Explorers Registration for the Explorer troop is still open |p interested boys from the ages of 14 to 18. It is not necessary to have been a Boy Scout. The meetings will be held at the Koch home at 1508 Flower Street on the third Thursday of each month. For more information call Max Koch at 385-0194. Absentee Ballots Any registered voter who will be unable to vote in the coming primary election on June 14 between the hours of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. may vote by absentee ballot. These forms can be obtained from Frank Hromec at 385-0194. The time is growing short as these ballots are counted before the regular election. Contact Frank as soon as possible if interested. Strolling Through the Parte Best wishes to Wade Dowell and Judi Freund who became engaged last Saturday evening. They have set no date yet as Wade has an engagement to fulfill with Uncle Sam. Good luck to two nice young people. Bill and Jeanne Hendricks and family have just returned from a week's vacation in Muskegon, Mich. They visited Bill's family which was made extra special by his brother being home on furlough. They also visited with Jeanne's sister, Helen Trethewey, and family. Several families attended the Marian Central sports banquet held Sunday. Bill and Betty Kamp attended with son, Danny; Mitchell and Rosemary Przetacznek were with their son, Tom; and Len and Vickey Bottari attended with Ray. Ray received his varsity letter in baseball which " made the event extra special for them. Carol and Ray Cynowa treated Don Veenhuis to a grilled steak dinner on Sunday. Don has been batching it while Penny and the kids are visiting her family in Oregon. Grandpa Oakford came out-to spend the day with the Oakford family, which was quite a treat for them all. They don't get to see as much of their favorite grampa- as they would like. He sure can pick the days as this was the loveliest Sunday we've had in quite a while. Doris Dowell is back home again after an emergency appendectomy las| Wednesday evening at Harvard hospital. The little gal had been feeling under the weather for a few days, but is back on the road to recovery. Ron Jarman and Ray Cynowa bowled again in the Moose tournament in Rockford last Saturday evening. A bus load of Mooses? and their fraus made the trip and undoubtedly had a ball. Steve Hoard has been spending a few days at Woodstock Memorial hospital where he is having a few tests to find the cause of some back trouble. Hope to see you home again soon. With the whir of the lawnmowers and the whiff of appleblossoms in the air, we can be pretty darn sure that spring might stick around this time! William Bockman, Sr., was feted at a birthday party last Sunday with a family picnic in his backyard. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pieny, his grandchildren, Rick and Linda Carlstedt, and Greatgranddaughter, Gretchen Houlberg. Mr. and Mrs. William Bockman, Jr., and children, Susan, Gary, Dave, Tom and Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Richared Wohnrade and children, Robbie, Dave, Scott and Jill. On Friday evening, Doris and Norman Geis from Wilmette took their dad, William Bockman, to dinner for a special birthday party with them. Tomorrow starts a long holiday weekend and among the many visitors expected in our fair subdivision will be Robert and Elaine Burkel with children, Kristie and Leslie, from Royal Oak, Mich. They will be spending a few days with Art' and Marge Webber and son, Mark. Elaine Burkel is Marge's sister. It was a busy week for Rose and Ed Oswald last week starting on Tuesday with a trip into Evanston to see their daughter, Blanche Geishecker. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herman of Antioch came out to spend the day and play some cards, and on Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thilges came over to play some cards. Sunday, Mr. Oswald and his grandson, Dennis Druml, went fishing on our lake and Dennis caught 24 crappies and 2 1V2 lb. bass. I hear the fish are really biting now. Leah and Wally Nuss attended a hoe-down on May 7, enjoying very much the delicious dinner and of course the square dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Miskovic and son, John, took a trip to Hot Springs, Ark., over Mother's Day Weekend to bring back their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arnold, who then stayed with them for a week before leaving for their hometown, Buffalo City, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yegge spent the weekend at a popular resort near Stockton. YOUNG MECHANICS SCORE WELL IN SCHOOL CONTEST Last Saturday, the McHenry high school power mechanics class entered into competition with thirty-five other schools in the Plymouth trouble shooting contest. The McHenry team of Joe Missbach and Joe Demar did an exceptionally fine job considering that their competitors had participated in the contest at least three other years, and some of them as many as seven. The national champions of last ,year also were in the contest. The schools were entered in two classes, technical and industrial arts, for the purposes of judging and placing trouble. Each car was "bugged" with malfunctions by the service managers from the dealers who supplied them. C a r s h a d a p p r o x i m a t e l y twenty problems in them which, in itself, is a challenge to any mechanic. With ten days of practice in correcting the possible malfunctions, the Tir«*ton«j BLACK TIRE SALE All Deluxe and Safety Champions on SAFETY CHAMPIONS Whitewalls 5.20x13 $11.75 6.00x13 $11.98 6.00x15 $13.10 All Prices Shown Subject To Tax DELUXE CHAMPIONS Blackwalls 5.00x15 $11.63 Whitewalls 7.35x15 $16.95 7.75x15 $17.93 8.15x15 $19.68 Truck -- Tractor -- Passenger TIRES All Sizes 6 OR 12 VOLT BATTERIES TO FIT ALL CARS $1 to $5 Trade-In Allowance McHenry Tare Mart 3931 W. Main St. PHONE 385-0294 McHenry, 111. McHenry team did well in finding all of them and correcting each. The final judging was conducted by the Sun Electric company, manufacturers of automotive test equipment, and their decision was final. Each car must meet the manufacturer's specifications exactly or it is disqualified from competition. Working against the clock and other schools brings out the training each of the competitors had been given, proving that there is still a place for the technician in the modern world. Schools such as Willowbrook, Auburn, Thornton East and West, Zion Benton and Rockford East and' West made up some of the competition. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THEME McHenry Christian Science church this Sunday will present a Bible lesson-sermon on the fallacies of hypnotism and other forms of mental control and servitude. Responsive reading will include these Verses from Ephesians: "Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them...Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is." HOLD-UP! install WITH THE EXCLUSIVE PLASTI •CLIP Slip it on -- it stays up! f Hand tied by a specialistN. light as a feather, and it can't slip! *'• What more could you want? Just ask for ' instan-ties? $1.50 WHITE'S Men's Step We Give S&H Green Stamps 1214 N. Green St. 385-0019 McHenry Iff • BAST - CHIPS SPECIALS Curity Disposable Diaper (3 doz. pkg.) $1.77 Car Seat with Steering Wheel Reg. $5.95 .... $4.97 Got the itch to switch to Gas heat? 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