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Section Two -- Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday/ September 15, 1966 NE Barbara Meurer--385-4356 Carole Humann--385-1605 HOLD BANQUET FOR FATHERS AND LITTLE LEAGUERS This weekend will finish tip the season for our Little Leaguers as they attend their Father and Son banquet at the Ringwood Methodist church Satur day night. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. sharp. Bowling Starts Saturday The Lakeland Park Couples Bowling league will bowl its first league game this Saturday evening at 9 at Johnsburg. We have lost a few of our bowlers from last year, so will have a few new faces among us. The new bowlers are Sue and Dennis Gibson, Pat and Jack Butler, Nancy and Larry McClure, Mary and Jim Daurio and Hank and Flossie Kawa. Those who bowled last year are Ted and Ev Kaminski, Bev and Jim Wickenkamp, Jo and Lee Mai, Joan and Roy Apel, Donna and Ray Ride, Jessie and Bob Matthews, Clar and Eleanor Haerle, Dolores and Jerry Rogers, Max and Shirley Koch, Arlene and Frank Bartos Shirley and Mary George, Jay and Ev. Osmon, Rich and Anne Wohnrade, Bill and Bunny Jaenike, Ron and Barb Meurer, Bill and Betty Bockman, Jack and Petey Oakford, and Joe and Agnes Prazak. Coming back, after taking a vacation for a year (to have a baby) are Maureen and John Johnson. We're all looking foreward to a good season this year and lots of fun. Coming Event Have you bought your ticket for the dessert luncheon and fashion show which is coming up Sept. 28? We certainly hope that everyone is planning to come and enjoy the afternoon at the VFW. Boy Scout Troop 452 The Boy Scout troop 459' is now starting on their fall schedule with meetings every Monday evening from 7p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Jim Cble is the Scout Master. Any new boys who have had their 11th birthday are eligible and welcome to come out. Lets have a good turn out for the first meeting which is to be Monday, Sept. 19, at the Community house at 7 p.m. Brownie Troop 464 No more registrations for Brownies can be accepted as our troop has reached its capacity. The date for the first meeting is Sept. 27 at Mrs. Wickenkamp's house at 4316 W. Clearview. The time is 3:15 p.m. Brownies are not to wear their uniforms until they have been invested the first part of November. Any one who has a uniform which they will not be using can contact Mrs. Wickenkamp at 385-3069, and she can help you sell it. sponse both from boys who might like to become Cub Scouts and their mothers, because we need some more Den mothers, I'm afraid our Cub Scout troop will tail by the wayside. After much searching last year, we were able to find a willing and very capable father to become our Cub Master but now our Den mothers are having s to quit. Of course, if the boys themselves don't show enthusiasm and participate in the weekly meetings as well as the monthly one, it is hardly fair to Mr. Hendle to expect him to put his time into it. Would all boys who would like o become a Cub Scout, please iiotify Mr. H e n d l e a t 3 8 5 - 6 2 1 3 s o w w i l l know how many boys we will nave to work with. Community House Schedule Please notify Jo Rizzo at 385- 2728 of all changes in meetings times. Wednesday, Sept. 14 - Girl Scout meeting - 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18 - Bridal shower. Monday, Sept. 19 - Boy Scout meeting. - 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21 - Girl Scout meeting - 6:30 p:m. to 8 p.m. Regular Board meeting - 8 p.m. Birthday Wishes Birthday wishes go to Joey Parisi who will be 6 on Sept. 15 along with Junior Przetaeznic who will be 9 and Mrs. John Thilges. Gn Sept. 16, Frank Bartos will celebrate and on Sept. 17 Charles Fernstrom will be 14. Sept. 19 has Myron Radloff turning 14, Joe and Jerry Selefski celebrating their 13th and Bob Townsend his 18th. Sept. 20 has Tee Bujak adding another year and on Sept. 21, Ray Bottari will be 17, Sherry Jones will be 16, and Steve Benes will be 14. A belated birthday wish also goes to Debbie Cole who turned 2 on Sept. 12. Happy Anniversary Happy anniversary to Jim Wickenkamp who will celebrate 14 years of togetherness on Sept. 20. On Sept. 22 Lee and Jo Mai will celebrate 10 years of wedded bliss. Cub Scouts Unless we have some reas seen in Mademoiselle. £hip'i$hore' roll sleeve switchable stroked with tucks 4.00 Strolling Through The Park We would like to wish Harriet Larson a get-well wish and hope she is able to get up and around soon. She has been down with blood poisoning in her leg for a week. A little rest never hurt anyone, Harriet. A - 1/C Ken Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matchen, wa§ made a member of the Tactical Air Command Thinkers Club for the military suggestion program. Mrs. Matchen receivod a letter from Ken's commanding officer commending him. A surprise birthday party for Marv George was given by his wife Shirley last Saturday evening, with 10 other couples joining in the fun. Roger Emery and Carole Matthews joined in a birthday celebration at the Cole home last Sunday when Debbie Cole celebrated her 2nd birthday. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peters helped their daughter and husband, Bob and Dorothy Moore, celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary on Sept. 10 by taking them out to dinner and then to see a play. Our very best wishes go to this couple on their anniversary. Jim Wickenkamp came very close to winning a golf trophy last Sunday when he tied for 2nd place with three other men. All were one stroke over the winner of the tournament at Fox Lake. Debbie George celebrated her birthday last. Friday with a party. The kids had a good time dancing and playing games. Helping^Debbie with her party were Shirley Meurer, Mary Johnson, Chris Jaenicke, Barbara Tiffany, Nancy Matthews, Roberta and Wendy Quast, and Alana Hendricks, The Labor Day weekend was very quiet at the Humann household with Don off on a fishing trip with the men. He and Chuck Pierce plus five more "aficianados" tested their skill against the scaley monsters of the deep up in the Chippewa Flowage. We aren't too sure who won the contest but they sure had a good time. Paul Cynowa should just about be through with his recent run of ill luck. He no more than had a sling removed from a badly injured elbow when he collided with another boy at school and required six stiches to close the gash in his nose. To make things more difficult he's allergic to the tetanus vaccine and is required to have a diluted injection for ten days in a row. What next, boy? Ron and Jackie Creutz and Tommy have just returned from a trip to Atlanta, Ga., where they visited McHenryites, Joan and Tom Keenan and Judy and Ron Clem of Chicago. While they were there they visited a key club and were entertained by singer, Jamie Lyn, better Known* in Wonder' Lake as Mary Etheridge! They had a wonderful time swimming an dseeing the lovely scenery. On the way back they drove through the Smokey Mountains and stopped for several hours in Knoxville, Tenn., to visit with Jackie's uncle, James Skidmore. That was a fully packed week and they would like to return again another time-but home is nice, too. Michelle Koch received her First Holy Communion at St. Mary's church last Sunday. The solemn occasion was celebrated with due honors by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Meilahn, and aunt Helen, and aunt Ruth and uncle Bob Lafreniere and family and Great - Grandmother, Helen Pi ante. The birthday on Monday for her Mama, Shirley, also was cause for celebration. Joann Schabow and Kathy Becker attended a Senior Scout camp-ference at Camp Augustana near, Lake Geneva over the weekend. The weather held for swimming in that wonderful water and tennis was available among loads of other activities. They returned Sunday evening in time to hit the books for Monday's classes. Doris Schabow attended a baby shower Sunday for her cousin, Janice Tvorah. The babyto- be jumped the gun and was born on Saturday, so his grandmas stood in for the new mommy and opened all the lovely gifts. Saturday evening Don and Carole Humann were guests of his folks at a restaurant on the far North side of Chicago, as were his brothers and their wives and Hank and Marie Potgeter of Allandale, Mich. The occasion was Mr. and Mrs. Humann's fortieth wedding anniversary on Sept. 11. The younger set gifted Dad with a set of tigereye cuff links and Mom - USE B. KQRTEMEIER Off. 338-2000 Res. 338-0975 Spend every nickel you earn. Forget about long-range plans. But if you'd like your retirement years to be happy ones, start to set aside part of your present income with a retirement income policy from Country Life Insurance Company. Plan to visit with me about your retirement plans in the next few days. Or get used to living on a shoestring. Your Country Companies Agmnt mum un • commmmiu • commr CASUMTT mo Amiuu nut t»o uumt . IKUMXCI commits TRITON MARINE presents the Neuu Versatile? It's tailored in every color under the autumn sun. And carefree In 65 Dacron%® polyester, 35% cotton. In or out lines* 30 to 38. The New lad&tanek 1219 N. Green St. 385 - 0182 McHenry Use your Charge Account LINE 14/ LOOK! a hp ! With new power-puts# Ignitiofl I FRESH, RESPONSIVE V'4'S ...33'SAND 40'S... CALM COMPACTS ' V-4's In 3 HP Classes 100-80-60 With Adjustable Stern Brackets MID-RANGE ENGINES IN 2 HP CLASSES 3-40's and 2-33'* COMPACTS IN 5 HP CLASSES 20-9Vi-6-5--Vow cftoico 3'0 Look for tho 3 Shot folds in o case FIRST IN DEPENDABILITY 1208 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE 385 -1076 McHENRY, ILL. received a gold charm, set with a ruby (for the fortieth year) and properly inscribed. We had a wonderfuL time and really sank our teeth into those supersize steaks. Belated birthday wishes to Master John Becker, who completed his first year on Aug. 14. The Wagners spent all day Sunday and on into the evening visiting with friends and relations in Villa Park. Cindy Kamp has started the new school year off the right way with a sore throat and the day off from school. It's too early to play hooky! Jim and Mary Daurio attended a wedding in Chicago and had a good visit with Jim's sister. who lives in California. They hadn't seen each other for four years. That just proves what they say about wakes and weddings to catch up on all the old friends and relatives. Sunday was a day of hubbub at Daurios when a full house of assorted kinfolk descended upon them enmasse. You get just as tired when they come seperately, Mary. . Ed and Rose Oswald spent the day, Sunday, in Evanston. First on the agenda was dinner with daughter, Blanche Geishecker, and family and the finale was a hot game of pinochle at the home of friends from way back. The Labor Day weekend was one not too soon forgotten for those kamping fanatics. The weekend began Friday night for Drumls and Kamps with a treck to Devil's (ahem) Lake in Wisconsin. On Saturday they hiked around the Dells area which has some of the most beautiful scenery in this part of the country. They were joined ©n Saturday by the Laursens, who brought Debbie Gladman along. It was a normal, nutty weekend till Pam Laursen fell and required 18 stitches to close the gash in her leg and Patti L. broke two front teeth during a hectic game of hot ootato and Jim L. cut his arm, but only in an ordinary way. Vith the jinx of three over and done with they settled down ror the rest of the normal, nutty weekend. Guess it' sbest to ge it all over with at once so everyone can stop worrying over who's next! Barbie Humann had a wonderful birthday when the mailman arrived with a large box containing a huge fluffy teddy bear. The new member of the family has been dubbed Judy. What else! How Can Q. How can I remove perspiration stains from fabrics? A. On unwashables, sometimes only dry.-cleanlng is the answer. But first try sprinkling water-moistened cornstarch on the area, brushing off when it has dried. On washables, 1 if ordinary laundering falls, Sponge the spots with vinegar. Q. How can I remove ink spots from wallpaper? A. Touch lightly with water and apply a blotter, then treat with oxalic acid. If the color of the paper is affected by the acid, touch up these spots with water colors or a crafyon. Q. How can I forestall the annoyance of having some of my decorative candles bend and droop? A. By giving them a coat or two of clear varnish or shellac before the hot weather sets in. Q. How can I clean plastic furniture? A. This should be dusted regularly. A damp cloth is usually all that is needed. It can be washed with a mild soap or detergent. Rinse with at cloth wrung out of clear warm water, and wipe dry. Do not use any chemical aids, such as ammonia, on plastic furniture. Q. What is a good moth-preventive treatment for carpets? A. Sponge the carpets occasionally, and very lightly with hot water to which a little turpentine has been added. This treatment discourages vis- Its from moths, and also brightens the colors In the carpets. Q. How can I treat leather that has mildewed? A. Try wiping with a cloth wrung out of a solution of equal parts of denatured alcohol and water, then drying In the sun. Q. How can I prevent my freshly-laundered sheets from wrinkling while drying on the line? A. If you'll hang them on the line dripping wet, the weight of the water will pull them down and practically do your ironing amd straightening for you. Q. How can I store hats so that the crowns won't be crushed out of shape? A. Crumple enough newspaper to fit into the crowns of the hats, then pack them in boxes. Many other such tips on the care of clothing are- Included in my new household hints manual. WILLIAM GLEASON NEW MAGISTRATE, CIRCUIT COURT Chief Judge Glenn K. Seldenfeld has announced the appointment of William J. Gleason to be a magistrate of the Circuit Court of the 19th Judicial circuit, effective Dec.l. The order, signed by Judge Seidenfeld and Circuit Judges William M. Carroll, Philip W. Yager and LaVerne A. Dixon, was filed Friday morning with Margaret O'Neil, Circuit Clerk at Woodstock. Mr. Gleason is a practicing lawyer in McHenry county. During his practice he has had wide experience in trial and Q. How can I make "mock eggplant"? A. Try dipping cucumber slices In beaten egg, then In fine bread crumbs, then fry them. They taste like eggplant, and add variety to any meal. Q. What is the best way to launder black or navy-blue lingerie? * A. Add a teaspoonful of bluing to the water, and this will preserve the dye far longer than laundering in plain water. Q. How can I protect the backs of my mirrors from scratches? A. By covering the hacks with a coat of clear shellac. appellate work and in later years has specialized in probate work and chancery and zoning litigation. During the building of the Toll road he served as the principal acquisition attorney in McHenry county with the title of special' assistant attorney general. Later, Gov. William G. Stratton appointed him a public member of Illinois Toll Road Commission Advisory committee and he seiv ved two terms in that capacity. For nine years Mr. Gleason was city attorney of Harvard and has. also served as village attorney of the village of Union and is presently attorney for the Harvard Community Memorial Hospital district which he helped to form. On the sale of the Woodstock power plant to Commonwealth Edison company he was engaged by that city as special attorney to complete that transaction. Mr. Gleason is married and resides in Woodstock with his wife and daughter. You're driving on a straight road at night and meet a car coming over a hill and the other driver does not dim his lights, blinding you. What should you do? DON'T fight him with your lights! DON'T look at his lights. Slow down. Look at the edge of the road. Pull over to the right and give him plenty of room. IF You Want to be Sure of Having a RECLINING CHAIR For Christmas Delivery Order Now! We have many styles & colors to select from. See salesperson in Basement. BEN FRANKLIN McHenry, Illinois •/' A V Stretch Nylon & Tony PLAY SETS One si^e fits babies from 3 to 12 months. 2.00 l Hotsd-Mado BOOTEE SETS Sacque, bootees, O flft cap in lovely designs. 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