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Thursday, February 10,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Three LAKELAND PARR NEWS Carole Hnemann - 385-1605 -- Barbara Meurer - 385-4356 WOMAN'S CLUB -PLANS ANNUAL :BAKE SALE FEB. 12 ' The Lakeland Park Woman's •club annual bake sale will be *|hisj "Saturday from 9:30 a.m. -.to f at Justen's Furniture Store -In McHenry. All members of "the^Woman's club are asked to •bake- their favorite bakery j£<X>dies and bring it to the store •between 9:15 a.m. and 10. If ^yeu can't get it there, take it "td. Flora Hagemari's at 5020 •Vfest- Beach Place or caU her "it 385-08132 Tor a pick-up. Any •pther person who would like to "bake, we would welcome their "flajjatjon. By the way, don't forget to come down Saturday and buy something. See you there! Annexation , A momentous occasion occurred at the beginning of the week when the petitions for the tpnexation of Lakeland Park and" Lakeland Shores to McHenry were presented to the pity Council. Within 60 to 90 days a date will be set for the voting. Watch this paper for the exact date. Don't forget, you can't vote unless you are a registered voter so if you aren't, get registered. Lakeland Park :Couples Bowling League Feb. 12 is position night for our bowling league and should be very exciting. A. Prazak's Alley Cats are tied for first pla(ce with J. Mai's Sissies, and will position for first place. B. Bockman's Lucky Strikes, in third place will bowl against R. Bierman's, Bloopers. R. Rome's, Arrow B's will bowl .against W. Jaenicke's, Bad MSuys. Joe Prazak's, Misfits will bowl against D. Rogers' Spooks. B. Matthews' Bad News will bowl againt J. Osmon's Odd Balls and A. Dawson's Forfits will vie for last place with" B. Meurer's Sea Biscuits. May the best teams dome out on top. Henry with just 1 win and no losses and in 4th place is Wonder Lake with 2 losses. Boy Scouts 459 Troop 459's first main activity, was on Sunday, Feb. 5, when seventeen boys and seven men started out on a 5 mile hike up Bull Valley Road to the Crystal Lake black top. At the end, all the boys were still there. The boys were then put in cars and speeded up to Veterans' Acres for a rousing, snowfilled toboggan slide. The boys, even though foot-sore had a "blast". The Scouts want to compliment the men who helped make this activity a success. Billy Eckhardt, scribe. Farewell and Welcome We want to wish the best of everything to Jack and Jeanette Hertzog and their son1; John, on their move to Wheaton. They will be moving into an apartment down there. We hope they won't forget their friends up here and will come back for a visit now and then. Moving into their home are Jack and Joyce Yegge and son, Jeff, who are moving here from Wonder Lake. We hope you will enjoy living in our fair subdivision. New Arrival Congratulations are in order for Sally and Duke Burmann on the arival of a baby boy on S a t u r d a y , F e b . 5 . R o b e r t weighed in at 5 lbs., 1 oz., at the McHenry hospital. (Waiting for her new little brother is 3V& year old Angie. Birthday Wishes Happy birthday wishes go to Wendy Mueller who celebrated her sixth birthday last Friday, Feb. 4. Sorry we missed your day but hope it was a good ?ne. ; Birthday wishes go to Rosemary Holas and John Zimney fvtio share Feb. 11 as their patal days along with Norbie $<wiatek who will be 13. The twelfth has Richard Biermann telebrating his fourth birthday 8ind Michael Kraskiewicz his twelfth. On Feb. 13 Bruce Okal Will be 16 and Carol Cynowa will add another year. Kathie Becker will be 15 on the fifteenth sharing the day with Jerry Wagner. Wally Nuss will share the sixteenth with Danny Duffy who will be 6 years old, by Georgia Manning who is a voter, and by Sherri Lou Fern- Strom who will celebrate her lirst birthday and the seventeenth will have Mary Barle adding another year. May all your wishes come true. Community House Schedule Please let Jo Rizzo know of any cancellations or reservations'for the community house fat 385-2728. Monday, Feb. 14 - 3:30 to 5:30 - Girl Scouts. 7 p.m. Boy Scouts. 1 Lakeland Park Woman's Club As, usual, the refreshment committee did a beautiful job pf decorating the Community house last Thursday for our Woman's club meeting. Red and white streamers with lots of hearts were in evidence all over. The women also wore red and pink shades to add lots of Color. The nominating committee under the chairmanship of La- Verne Mihalek announced that they' were taking nominations for officers. Also on her committee are Mrs. Domrese and Kay Luing. L£t's give these ladies a hand by accepting a J°b if you are called on or if you know of someone who mighf be willing to take an office give one of these ladies a caH. Coming events were announced, with a salad luncheon planned for March 30 to be held at the American Legion hall, with cards being played afterward. Mark your calendar how so you won't make any Other plans for that day. ~ Hockey News The Vikings beat the Wonder Lake Wildcats by a score of £ to 3. For the Vikings, the SCQjjers were Frank Vanek Witt*- 4 goals and Ken Prazak with' 1. In the first period the Vikings got 1 goal and the •Wildcats got 2, and in the sec- *ond period, the Vikings got 2 • goals and the Wildcats got 1. *In the third and final; period, 2fhe .Vikings made 2 goals and •the Wildcats none. George Picm- fol€7 our goalie had fifteen •Saves. The standings are; first *j>lace Lakeland Park with 2 jtvins and 1 loss. Second place •is McCullom Lake with 1 win loss. Third place is Mc Brownies The Brownie troop 464 has been invited by the Girl Scouts of Troop 320 to attend a Valentine party at the community house on Monday, Feb. 14 from 3:30 to 5:30. Parents are requested to pick their daughters up promptly at 5:30. There will be no Brownie meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 15. Get-Weil Wishes We hope by this time that the flu bug which has hit the Rogers household is through and everyone is back on their feet. Tuesday of this week, Mary Lou Wilkins was to undergo surgery for gall bladder. Hope you are feeling chipper by this time, Mary Lou. Strolling Through the Park A combined birthday party f o r R o b e r t a a n d W e n d y Quast's birthdays was held last Saturday with cake and ice cream being served to the girls and their friends before a trip to the show. Helping the two girls celebrate were, Barbara Tiffany, Linda Humphries, Debbie Barwig, Cheryl Nuss, Ginny Lauer, Alana Hendricks, and Karen Roepken with mother as chaperone. A birthday was celebrated at the Meurer house last Sunday when their cousins from Maywood, Florence, Laura and Billy B l$jU m, drdve up with Grandma and Grandpa Meurer and Aunt Laura Peters. Billy was the honored guest, celebrating his tenth birthday. After dinner, the children went ice skating for a while on our lake and then we took them to Veterans Acres for some sledding. Everyone had a ball. Ice cream and cake were enjoyed on our return home, with everyone joining in the birthday song for Bill. Saturday evening Jay and Evelyn Osmon had as their guests, Bob and Elda Madson from Chicago and their children. They enjoyed an evening of playing cards with Ted and Evelyn Kaminski joining them. We are sorry to hear that Cyprian Kosieracki suffered a stroke last week and is paralyzed on the left side. Cy is 83 years old. Heir Arrives Former residents, Nancy and Don Fout, became the proud parents of a baby boy last Thursday at Woodstock hospital. The strapping young lad weighed in at 9 lbs. 13 ozs. and will be known to his admiring public as Robert Eugene. Sisters Barbie and Susie are very willing little helpers for their new baby brother. Belated Birthday Greetings to our neighbor and old pal, Dick Abbott, who always misses the groundhog by a few days. He celebrated on Feb. 5. Can't count high enough to figure out the years, but it's the spirit that counts anyway and he has lots of that! Strolling Through the Park It was a wonderful weekend as far as the kids were concerned. The annual skating party took place at the Herzog Beach and despite the chilly weather there were fifty and more skaters present. The races were held and prizes awarded to the fastest boys and girls in each age group; hot chocolate was served and the bonfire had lots of visitors, especially parents. A huge thanks to Stan Lezak and Ron Braun who not only organized the whole affair, but conducted the races and took care of everything. One left over from the evening was a blue and black man's glove whicty can be claimed at Lezak's. The phone is 385-4915. Kjm Cynowa had a very grown-up weekend as an overnight guest at Grandma Gartze's in Crystal Lake. When she returned, brother Paul went back with them to spend the next evening and went to O'Hare Field to meet Uncle Dale's plane from Mexico. There's nothing as spectacular as an airport at night with the millions of lights twinkling. Donna Humann celebrated her tenth birthday a few days late with assorted relatives. They came on Saturday night in time for all the kids to take part in the skating party and then returned to cake and all the trimmings. Observing the occasion were Grandpa and Grandma Humann and Uncle Harold McGuire; Aunt Chuck and Uncle Phil Humann and Phil, Cheryl, Jim and Pete; plus her own Mom and Pop and four sisters. Wish these kids would stop telling their ages, it makes their Mom look old! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poole returned last weekend after a two week visit in Milwaukee with daughter, Virginia, and her husband Frank Fry. They baby-sat for a part of the time with their four grandchildren, while Frank and Virginia flew to Las Vegas for a few days. Was a lovely vacation for a|l concernedy but we're glad t6 see them back. George Manning is spending the next four years as the guest of Uncle Sam and his Air Force. He is stationed at Kessler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss., where he is attending a training school. He arrived there during , the holidays after completing basic training . at Lackland Air Force Base, and is now known as Airman, third class. Lots of luck. Jack and Petie Oakford and the kids attended St. Pat's basketball game in Arlington Heights and cheered Larry's team on to no avail. After the game they were dinner guests of Rosemary Haase and finished off the day with skating. The Arients were glad to see Lorraine's sister, Betty, and her hubby Bill Bittinger and girls, Cindy, Sandy and Susan, and her brother, Edward, and wife, Pat Barta and Terry and Karen when they paid an impromptu visit on Saturday evening. This wajs their first chance to admire the new addition to the Arient abode. Don and Carole Humann journeyed to the big city to pick up friends, Marge and Phil Johnson, and proceeded to the loop to see a play. They had a little agony themselves when caught in a huge traffic jam on the Kennedy Expressway with little time to spare before curtain time. Several large earth-moving machines being hauled on a truck didn't quite meet the height requirements for a viaduct and were overturned. The ecstacy came later when they visited the pizza parlor of those dating days of long ago. The pizza was as good as the memories. Jim Kujak was home on a short weekend visit before leaving for Thailand later in the week. Our best wishes to you. The Walker home was jumping with daughters and grandchildren all over the place. On Saturday, daughter, Janet, and hubby, Lloyd Eddy, with Little Eddy and his brother, Johnny, and Bonnie and Tom Bowdre ••and Craig and Jimmy des- As reverted ia -^1 The Chteago TVtttdM Dw. 23, - UocaW? Lthe i year YOUR WW! 2J00 extra STOP SHUNTING MUSTANGS! START DRIVING ONEI Good news! More Mustangs for the Chicago area--Sixes and V-8's! Big 66% increase in production allotment--shipments comino in daily! No more waiting for the car that comes loaded with "extras" at no extra cost Bucket seats, all-vinyl interior, padded instrument panel and sun visors, carpeting, wheel covers.... rriuch more! Chances are the Mustang ^ou want is in your dealer's showroom now. You can drive it homelodayl BUSS FORD SALES * " cended upon them and had an enjoyable time. The Bowdres stayed over night and gave Gramp and Gramma a good chance to get acquainted with their new grandchild. < Max and Shirley Koch and the kids spent the weekend with Grandma and had a busy time of it. Saturday , night they attended a dance at the Elmhurst Country Club where Shirley was the lucky recipient of a special prize. On Sunday there was a party in honor of Max's birthday. Paying homage to the birthday boy were Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Meilahn, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Plante, Mrs. Helen Plante, Cindy Meilahn, Ron Kruse, and Mr. and Mrs. Howe, besides Shirl and all the Koch kids. Seeks Sheriff's Post JOHN CARROLL John Carroll of Woodstock, chief deputy sheriff and lifelong McHenry county resident, has announced he is a candidate for the Republican nomination as sheriff in the primary election to be held June 14. Carroll is married to the former Elvera Anderson. They live at 331 Becking street, Woodstock, and have two sons, John and Tom. He is presently a Republican committeeman in the 5th Dorr precinct. RINGWOOD NEWS deLores BRENNAN 65S-9045 List Students ©m„ Honor Roll On the academic honor roll for the first g--rade were Marty Fossum and Laura Meyer. For good conduct, Nancy Barker and Lee Walkington, first grade. For citizenship in the first grade, it was Rodney Ackerman and Billy Preston. Now for the second on the academic, it was Vicki Radloff, for conduct, Robin Bass and Brian Ackerman. For citizenship, it was Dana Baker and Bill Baker. Third Grade; For academic, it is Mike Winters and Bob Preston. For conduct, Toni Jones, Marjorie Bam an arid Cindy Baker. Karen Lanway and Susan Samuelson were on the citizenship. Fourth grade: Bill Bacon and Tom Low for academic. Jjianita Ackerman, Ralph Ackerman, Tim Malsch and Luke Ackerman, for good cgnduct award. Andy Fossum and Pam O'Halleran for citizenship. With good grades for the fifth grade, it is Resae Ackerman and Janet Schlofner. For good conduct, it was Vanessa Samuelson and Resae Ackerman. Pat Brennan and Prisilla Fossum have the award for good grades for the sixth grade. Pat Brennan and Cindy Bruce have the good conduct award for sixth grade. Larry Oonk and Robin Fossum were awarded the good grades award, with no good conduct or citizenship awards presented to the seventh grade. For the eighth grade, Dolores Betts and Michele Rassmussen received the award for good conduct, with Dolores Betts and Michele RaSsmussen receiving awards for good grades and citizenship. Mary Oonk also received an award for good grades. These youngsters should be very proud of the awards received, and if anyone would like to see them, they are posted on the bulletin board in the school hall. Along with the honor roll list, I would like to announce, that due to illness, Mrs. Luana Lumber will not be teaching the fifth and sixth grades for the remainder of this school year. Mrs. Owen Richardson will be the permanent substitute for the youngsters. We welcome her. Community Club Meeting In February. Just a very brief reminder to all of you, lhat on Feb. 28, that's on a Monday night, the community club will hold their meeting and a cake walk. This will he fcr youngsters - as well as adults. Keep this date open. More details will follow. Son for the Junior Harold Jepsons On Friday at 5:30 p.m. a son, their first child, was born to Karen and Harold Jepson, Jr., at Sherman hospital in Elgin. The little fellow is also the first grandchild of the Senior Jepsons. Congratulations to all. And welcome, Baby! Here 'N' There Mrs. Virginia Ritter of Woodstock called on Mrs. Flora Carr on Thursday. On Sunday, Mrs. Ruby Shepard entertained Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger and son, David, of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seegert of Mineral Springs, and Will Claxton of McHtenry for dinner. ? Mr. and Mrs. James Wiedrich of Genoa City called 3i> Mrs. Fred Wiedrjch, Sr., o.i Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Betts and family spent the weekend with their son and hjs wife, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Betts, Jr., in Kankakee. The highlight of the weekend came on Sunday, when the family enjoyed an airplane ride piloted by none other than Earl, Jr. It proved to be a very exciting experience for the Betts' family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Jr., of Genoa, III., called on his father, Frank Kempfer, Sr., on Saturday evening. Miss Mae Vfaedrich and Mrs. Flora Carr were among those to attend the funeral of Ben Walkington. In the afternoon, they called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coates in Woodstock. Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn attended the anniversary open house of Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Freund at the Legion home in McHenry on Saturday evening. Elmer Hopper called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Saturday afternoon. That's it once again until next week. See you then? 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