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Thursday, July 14,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Puge FJvs Lai land Park News Carole Hamamt - 885-1005 -- Barbatm Meufor • fftfr 48tW STORM DAMAGE ; EXTENSIVE IN 1 - LAKELAND PARK - - 5 f Damage from the storm which came through our sub- , division early last Monday v morning was exceptionally Keavy in unit No. 4 to Meinike's home ntar the- east beach. Five trees were down with three falling on the house. On Clearview Avenue the Wickenkamps and the Schwegels t4)th had tregs in their front yards damaged. The Wickenkamps tree split right down the middle with half of it landing across their driveway, just missing a picket fence on the other side and a light post. : Driving through the subdivision, you can see many TV antennas bent in half and of course branches down all ovei\ Kwiatcks had a window in their family room shattered. On the \*est side, of the subdivision, Haafl's aluminum awning on the front of their house was torn right off, and of course many more antennas down. We can do without these summer thunderstorms. 4-H Club Saturday, June 2, the Lakeland Merry Makers 4-H club met at &.:30 a.m. at the Lake- . land Park Community house. : The 4-H schedule of when We J go to the fair and where is in • your 4-H fair book. First year sewing girls gave their skirts .-and scarves to Mrs. Schultz on Thursday, July 7. Jt lfitr. Tucker, a farm adv&er, «WiU help the handicraft boys. We intend to clean the tpiti-. house at our next meet- The boys will cut the grass. For a decoration, the boys will make a flower box and the girls will plant the flowers. Our next meeting will be July 12, 10:30 a.m. Your reporter, Karen Fergen. Stork Arrives On July 10, the stork dropped a baby girl at the Woodstock hospital for Ed and Doris Johnson. Karen Diane weighed in at 7 lbs., 2% oz., and was 18 inches long. Anxiously waiting at home for the new arrival are Donny and Vicki. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday to Larry Glorch who will be 11 on July 14 and to Beverly Hromec who will cclebrate number 4 on the 15th along with Walter C. Jensky. The 16th has Jamie Patterson .celebrating his very first birthday. On the 17th. Mike* Koch becomes 13, Danny Kamp turns that very special age of 16 and Karl Lense will be 4. July 19 has Bonnie Kroerting turning 12, and on the 20th, Pam Laursen will be 13. July 21,' Kathleen Jean Kreutz will be 4 years old. Many happy returns of the day to all of these and those we don't know about. Also belated wishes to Donna Kaminski who was 14 on July 6. Anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. NRay Baric who will celebrate their twenty-third wedding anniversary on July 17,- and to Murph and Jane Miskovic who celebrate 25 years of togetherness on July 19. Community House Schedule Please give all cancellations and reservations for the community house to Jo Rfezo at 385-2728. Wednesday, July 20 regular LPPOA Board meeting 8 p.m. ' 1« ' , Girl Scout TfOop 820 On Friday, July 8, we left from Mrs. George's house to go camping for the weekend at Chapman Hills in Wisconsin. We built a fire and made Somemores after we got there. We used sleeping bags and slept in tents. This was our first experience with charcoal fires and was quite a bit different from our usual wood fires. While we were there we hiked and picked blackberries. All of the girls had a chance to cook and we had pretty good meals. Some of the things we made were pancakes, sloppy joes, grilled chicken. Several of the girls completed the Troop Camper badge. We went to Church on Sunday. Mrs. George, Mrs. Dowell and Mrs. Quast were our chaperones. Two Cadettes who accompanied us were Gail Kammerer, and Valerie Johnson. Mrs. Beirman came early on Sunday morning to take the girls to church and to help break up camp. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks, and Mr. and Mrs. Slonina were extra drivers. We , had a wonderful time and will return in October for another weekend of camping. Respectfully submitted, Cathy Humann, Scribe. Little League Goes To Sox Park Saturday Saturday, July 16, is the date all of the Little League players have been waiting for, the trip to Sox Park and for many of the boys, their first real ball game. The boys are to be at the community house at 9:45 a.m. with a sack lunch, sweater (optional, it is cooler down at the park) and a little spending money. Hope your boys have a good time and don't get lost. They arrive back at the community house about 6 p.m. Little League Schedule Major league - Braves vs. Tigers, Pirates vs. Orioles, Pirates vs. Tigers, Braves vs. Orioles, Tigers vs. Pirates. Minor league - July July July July July 14 15 18 19 21 July 14 - HEARING AID USERS McHenry's Oldest Hearing Aid Center 9 Ear molds made to order t Batteries to fit all models # Repairs and service on all smolses. # A complete line of 1966 Hearing Aids -- Plus -- Many Like New Reconditioned Aids mm A SCHAID Otarion Hearing Center 1407 N. Green Street Wi blfcs. North of the Bank McHenry 885-0125 Pirates vs. Orioles, July 15 - Braves vs. Tigers, July 18 - Braves vs. Orioles, July 19 - Pirates vs. Tigers, July 21 - Orioles vs. Braves. For all of those who enjoyed the Donkey baseball game at Wonder Lake' several weeks ago, we are having a return match in August. Watch- the coluriin for the date/ Strolling Through The Park It's busy, busy vacation time again and we sure would like to hear about your special. excursion. All you have to do is to call one of the numbers listed at the top of the column and you too cap be a celebrity! Any problems you might notice in this particular part of the column comes from a sad case of dropping the typewriter on the floor this morning and it's complaining just a bit. So is the typist who caught her fingers in a window! ^ Ann and Joe Leone took three of their grandchildren for a vacation at the Wisconsin Dells last week; The three youngsters enjoyed all the beautiful sights and were sorry to leave. Tammy Leone and her c o u s i n s , D e b b i e a n d M i k e Leone of Coventry, were the lucky kids. Ron and Joyce Braun and kids, and Gayle Laursen and her four took a trip to Yellowstone Park for a couple . of, weeks and really enjoyed the lovely scenery and especially t h e m a r v e l o u s w e a t h e r . T h e temperature was perfect for camping and was 27 degrees w h e n t h e y l e f t . A s t h e y traveled through the Black, Hills it hit the extreme of 103 degrees. Tliey returned home on the Fourth to much cooler 90 degree weathr! Carol arjd Tony Knorr gave a farewell party for CaxoVi*. b r o th' e r, George Manning,, whose furlough was over. Attending the Fourth of July bash were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning, Georgia Manning and Bob Boyle, his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poole, and his girl, Lynn Beemsterbocr, of Grayslake. Later in the day the group went back to the Manning home for movies. George left later in the week from O'Hare field for California and on to his destination in Japan. Our best wishes to George and his family. The Arient family minus Donald spent a week in Eagle River, Wis., With John's family fishing a»d relaxing. Butch stayed for another two weeks of communing with nature. Donald has been fishing with his Grandpa Barta for two weeks at Minong and returned Saturday to spend another week with him at his home in Chicago. Sounds like Lorraine has a small family thtse days. Mary Kay Zylka spent a week with Wilma and Clarence Atkinson and really had a good time swimming and bike riding. On Sunday she was a guest on Arients' boat and enjoyed a trip up the Fox River. She returned home on Monday and is hoping to return next month for another visit with all h6r •new friends. Jim and , Marion Duffy and Danny spent most of last week in the city visiting with her family, Mr. and Mrs. George Haiman, and other friends. It was a wonderful week of shopping and just plain bumming, and they were real glad to get home again on Friday. * I had a surprise reunion with my sister, Betty Hart, and husband, Ken, and my grown-up niece, Jane, who used to be a little kid. Stopped at their daughter's home in Timber Lake to say "hi" while on the way home and there they were as big as life after two years. The surprise was on them as they were about to phone and announce themselves for a visit the next day. We had a nice visit the next day as we had already dispensed with all the "My how you've grown!" bit. They are spending the summer with Mom in Chicago as a relief from the Florida heat? Hope that Tammy Leone is feeling better soon after her battle with a pesky old virus. The Oakford family spent Sunday in Rolling Meadows with Rosema'ry Haase and family. They attended a Little League All-Star game to watch Jack's Godchild catch; We were very sorry to hear of the recent death of Len Bottari's uncle, John Rosasco, who was well known on Prairie Avenue as Uncle John. He sold his home several years ago and moved to Chicago, but is well remembered. Devil's Lake was invaded by the Drumls and Kamps for ten days. Can't think of a more appropriate place for them to spend a vacation. The perenial campers or should we say Kampers had a great time as usual and returned in time for Sunday night's storm. Rumors are going around that they about that. caused the big wind!. Sorry There was a large group from ttye Park attending the Moose picnic Sunday. Kids and adults all had a good time. The Carmon Hodges family is living in a home in Huemann subdivision but as soon as they can get IKeir house rebuilt they will be back. Virginia was hoping that work would be started this week. A baby shower was held for Jan Kozy at Veretta Gerstad's home last week Wednesday with Robert Alan being the recipient of many beautiful gifts. He should be very well dressed for many years to come. Those attending were Lyda Radisch, Shirley George, Carol Knor, Petey Oakford and myself from Lakeland Park. Also Joy Dass, Nancy Schaeffer, Nancy Ewald, Louise Winters, Sandra Leonard, Melinda Bassett, Barbara Zamastil, Chris Williams, Lorraine Thomas, Margaret Lightner, Dorothy Negley, Louise Horenberger, Ruth Palmer, Shirley Blumberg ,Julie Cepulis and Margaret Wilson. ----A Karen Ropken, Robbie 'Quast and Debbie George are enjoying a week at Girl Scout camp this week. The Kwiateks have as their guest this week, Murph's cousin's little boy Bill Schroeder from Elmwood Park. Billy's biggest enjoyment is watching the little league baseball games. Les and Nedra and Bill Eckhart and Ruth and George Haafle spent Sunday in Stoughton, Wis., at Ruth's mother's home, Mrs. Croken. Monday morning,^ the Eckharts had early visitors when the Wimmers, former Lakeland i Parkers, stopped in to chat. j Gladys ahd Art Hafer took a leisurely ride up to Westfield; Wis. ,over the 4th of July weekend where they visited with some old friends. Westfield is Gladys' home town. They also stopped at MonteUo, Wis., where business friends of Art's were camped and visited with them. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Luing heard that their grandson, PFC Dennis Luing, was wounded in Viet Nam. The last of June, their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Armond R. Luing of Carpenters ville, received a phone call from Dennis. 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