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SUNNYSIDE ESTATES 1 Sally Seperstrom 385-0964 l&irlene Berg 386-3418 Familie$ Enjoy Vacations Before Start Of School Betty and Bob Lakowski and children, Mary Jane and John, and their poodle, Peppy, went on a trip that enabled them to take everything including the kitchen sink. They took a twelve day vacation in their camper up to Expo 67. Chi the way there they stopped at the Eisenhower locks in New York. Three days were spent in Montreal at Expo plus a bus tour of Montreal. A day was spent in Ottawa where they visited Parliament and saw the changing of the guards and also were able to take a boat trip. On the way home they viewed the locks at Sault Ste. Marie and took a boat trip to Mackinac Island. Their last camp site was St. Ignace. They then drove to Stevens Point, Wis., and stayed for three days where they visited with all of Betty's relatives. Bob and Denise Higgins and children spent two gloribus days at the Wisconsin Dells. While there they went on the boat ride to the upper and lower Dells, spent some time at deer park and did a lot of sight seeing. On their return to Illinois, they went to Crystal Lake, where they caught the train. They rode to Chicago, and back. The trip was enjoyed by both children as it was their first train ride. It was a very pleasant two days for everyone, but especially Denise who enjoyed the rest from cooking, cleaning and just being away from home. NO HELP YET!! The Brownie Troop 150 and Girl Scout Troop 88 face disbandment if no one comes forth to volunteer for leaders and co-leaders. It is a real shame that there are not enough parents interested in their children. As long as some one else runs their troops all of you parents are willing to have your children participate, but when it comes to self participation by the parents they are willing to drop the whole thing. Well, if you do not volunteer by the end of next week your girls will no longer belong to the Brownies or Girl Scouts. Is that what you want or are you going to do something to keep these troops going? WOULD YOU BELIEVE Mel Simmons and Jim Farley went to Hickory Knoll for a friendly golf game. For Mel, who has been playing a few years the day turned out to be a great one. Mel hit the ball, they were not able to follow it all the way because of the sun but they did see it going onto the green. When they got onto the green both were surprised to see Mel had made a hole in one. This is an accomplishment very few can boast of and one you can be very proud, Mel! BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Lou Davis and Carol Kennebech went to the Fry home to bestow their birthday wishes to Bernice. It was to be a surprise but as they have been doing this for several years Bernice was expecting them. Before they left they enjoyed a piece of cake. LABOR DAY The Roy Go win family and Frank and Celestine Michels spent the Labor Day weekend in Berlin, Wis., with the William Gies family. The Higgins family were busy over the weekend as they were on the go the entire time. They took the children to a kiddy park near Dundee. Then it was to a restaurant for dinner. Andy and Joann Eichhorn and children enjoyed the Labor Day on the Fox River boating. A close friend from Kenosha For Home & Business All Makes and Styles We IIIHO open and repair safes. ('omhinat ions ( hafiged. VISIT OI'K SIIOVVKOOiM an CO. 1214 Grand Ave. Waukegan Ph. (312) 336-3910 visited with the Fail fam'ly over the weekend. GOLF TOURNAMENT A golf tournament was held on Monday evening at the Mc- Henry golf club for the six teams that played during the season. Among the twelve men were Jim Farley, Mel Simmons, Jerry Olsen, Harold Palmer and Don Fail. First place trophy was won by Jerry Olsen and his partner Bud Claypool of McHenry. Second place trophy went to Harold Palmer and partner Carl Sallaz. Mel Simmons got the low net score. Hearts are bleeding for Don Fail who did not get a trophy this year after winning three in the past two years. On Tuesday evening all the men boarded a cabin cruiser. They had a he-man sized steak at a McHenry restaurant on the lake, then cruised around enjoying refreshments and conversation. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION John and Florence Kelso went to dinner and a play in St. Charles. The tickets were a gift from their children. The Kelsos had a wonderful time as they saw a situation comedy starring Don DeFore. GUESTS The Jerry Olsens entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garre and six children frorrf Omaha, Neb., for a couple days. At the A1 Stephens for .a week were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols and son, Tom, from Ohio. Spending the day with all them were Dr. and Mrs. Ted Schaffer and four children of Chicago. Velma's birthday was on Friday, so in the evening she and A1 and the Nichols dined in McHenry. Velma was surprised with a birthday cake and the organist played while everyone sang "Happy Birthday". SCHOOL DAZE It is time to get back in the old routine again, which sometimes turns Mom into a basket case; packing lunches, hunting for lost items, rushing slow pokes and that last minute grooming inspection. All that for a few hours of peace and quiet. Fifteen of our youngsters are starting kindergarten this year. They are Scott Kennebeck, David Hanahan, Deena Higgins, Elizabeth Stoffel, Susan Eichhorn, Paul Walczynski, Sherri Lytle, Larry Palmer, Bobby Van Oepen, TimmyMaule, Cynthia Boomfield, Mike Davis, Donny Jensen, Shirley Williams and Diane Gowin. BIRTHDAY CORNER Happy Birthday to five year old David Hanahan. Gail McDonald turns twelve on the sixteenth. Helen Kobus and Eygene Stamsta share the seventeenth. Violette Williams has her day on the eighteenth. Onthetwentyieth Fran Olsen, Marie Leahy and Marlene Berg celebrate. HERE AND THERE Ginger and Fred Boomfield and four children spent two days at a resort in Wisconsin. They took a few boat trips, watched Indian dances plus many other sights. On Sunday Velma and A1 Stephens visited with Adeline and Hank Zeiger at their lovely new home in Wonder Lake. Earl and Bernice Fry had a delictus dinner at the Kennebeck home last week. Chris Fail was thoroughly impressed by the TV Choir from Minneapolis, Minn. She attended a two hour presentation by |he choir at Camp Hickory. , Joseph Farley and family visited with the Jim Farleys on Sunday. Joseph, of Elmwood Park, is a brother of Jim and as they got together so seldom it was quite a day.. SYMPATHY NOTE George and Millie Kropf attended the funeral of Millie's sister's mother .-in-law. The elderly lady passed away suddenly in Chicago. We would like to extend our sympathy to her bereaved fami- ^ ,/ ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Happy anniversary today to Sophie and Frank Babarsky who are wed thirty-seven years and May and Bob Clark who are wed five "Silverware" years. Florence and Elmer Wehrmann celebrate on the eighteenth. As much as we have enjoyed reporting the news we both find it impossible to carry on. Our last column will be turned in on Sept. 28. We are still looking for replacements. IAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 385-2645 READ THE CLASSIFIEDS VOLUNTEERS SEEK FUNDS IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS DRIVE Locally, scores of volunteers are knocking on their neighbors' doors for the seventh annual Cystic Fibrosis fund drive, Sept. 10 to Sept. 16, announces Mrs. Larry Fuhrer, Wonder Lake, McHenry county chairman. Donations will be used for research on control and cure of the disease, medical-scientific programs on treatment and education, support of clinics and assistance to families of these little victims. Some still may not be aware of Cystic Fibrosis, though it is considered one of the most common, chronic and serious^ diseases of childhood. It is a non-contagious, inherited disease marked by abnormally gluey, sticky mucus secretions which clog the lungs and interfere with digestion and by an unusually large concentration of salt in sweat. Victims are plagued by breathing difficulties, serious lung infections, heat exhaustion and chronic diarrhea. One out of every 1,000 children born each year has C/F. As recently as ten years ago most died in early childhood, but today the median age has reached fourteen. This is due to the special efforts of prominent biochemists, geneticists, physicians and other scientists who are concentrating on the puzzle of Cystic Fibrosis. Your generous donations are making this possible. Go Jeep" V6 (It's really fun!) Throw it in gear. And take off! It's really fun for the whole family. 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Congratulations and best wishes on your marriage to you all. LADIES LEAGUE The Ladies League held their general meeting Wednesday, Sept. 6. After the business was taken care of bunco was played. Winners were Lu Gravenstuk, Jo Johnson, Nattie Sarley and Florence Mix. Booby went to Eunice Tobey. Guests for the evening were Joan Maynard and Delia Passage. The ladies sang happy birthday to Eunice Tobey. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER A surprise pink and blue shower was given in honor of Judy -Cassell Wednesday, Aug. 23. There were thirty-five guests who, surprised Judy and the wee-one-to-be. Hostesses for the shower were Mary Lu Cassell, Sue Bittermnn and Sue Ehrhart. The shower was held at the V.F.W. In talking with Gloria she was saying the wee-one-to-be is due the same day the little one's father, Jim, is due back from Cuba. Jim has been stationed over in Cuba with Uncle Sam's Navy. Hie race is on to see who will beat who. OUR SERVICEMEN Ronnie Fuhler is also back from Viet Nam and is now home on furlough. He will be stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., when his furlough is up. His wife, Carol, and baby will be going up to Washington to be near Ronnie. GET-WELL Wishes go to Marie Hyatt and Wann Dixon. Both are patients at the McHenry hospital. Here's hoping you both are now home and well; BELATED ANNIVERSARY Greetings go to Willard and Florence Mix who celebrated their forty-third wedding anniversary Thursday, Aug. 30. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together, _ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Marion Vornkahl and Marge Polinski surprised Eunice Tobey Wednesday, Sept. 6, by taking her to Wisconsin for dinner and th%» afternoon out. Eunice also received a very lovely gift from Marion and Marge. BELATED BIRTHDAY Greetings go to Jim Cassell Who became twenty-one Sunday, Aug. 27. Belated greetings go to Jim's brother, Johnny, who became a teen-ager Thursday, Sept. 7. 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KRZYZAK , HERMAN HEIDERSCHEIDT, and "UNKNpWN OWNERS",Defendants in the above suit, that the suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit in McHenry County, Illinois, by the said Plaintiff against you, praying for the foreclosure of a certain Mortgage made by James A. Krzyzak and Grace A. Krzyzak, his wife, to Community Savings and Loan Association, an Illinois Corporation, conveying the premises described as follows, to-wit: Lot 15 in Block 6 in Sunnyside Estates, Unit No. 5, a Subdivision of part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 7, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded May 13, 1954 as Document No. 278377 in Book .11 of Plats, page 110, in McHenry County, Illinois, and which said Mortgage was recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of McHenry County, Illinois, as Document No. 405947, and for other relief; that Summons was duly issued,out of said Court against you as provided by law , and that said suit is still pending. NOW, THEREFORE, unless you, JAMES A. KRZYZAK and GRACE A. KRZYZAK. HERMAN HEIDERSCHEIDT, and "UNKNOWN OWNERS", Defendants, file your Answer or Answers to the Complaint in the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the 16th day of October A.D. 1967,\lefault may be entered against you at any time after that date and a Decree entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint. Dated this 7th day of September, A.D. 1967. Margaret (^Neil Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois ALLEN & HERRMANN Attorneys at Law 101 Van Buren Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: (815) 338-0060 (Publish Sept. 14, 21, 28, 1967) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE : October 2, 1967 is the claim date in the estate of Barbara Diedrich deceased, No. 67 P- 201, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Leo M. Diedrich of 2414 N. ChapelcrHill, McHenry, 111., is the Executor; Allen & Herrmann of 101 Van Buren St., Woodstock, 111., are the attorneys. (Pub. 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