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.'ifiailii f/m •T 0 W E L S ^ • SHOWER W CURTAINS V • RUGS ' • TANK SETS • MISCELLANOUS TOWELS BARS & ACCESSORIES V M i K 7 - PLAINDEALER FRIDAY. MAY t«, M4 Holiday Hills Karen Kottke 385-6675 Six Teams Open Little League Season The Lakes region has had a tremendous turnout in this year's Little League. It was so good that there are six teams. The following boys will enjoy playing baseball this summer on one of the teams. The J&L squad, Bobby Taylor, Mark Bet&ncourt, Paul Beckyst, Victor Betancourt, Patrick Taylor, Roy Waters, Michael Cairo, John Cashmore, Steve Waters, Brian Thompson, Jack Motley, Kevin Kerering, and Don Foreman^ the LAM team, Keith Kirchner, Timothy Boirke, Jim Frantz, Ken Parrish, Dave Pezz, Russ Tallman, Terry Bourke, Richard Webb, Robert Webb, Bret Marlowe, Steve Petruzzi, Michael Mulle, and Larry Lehnert. For the BRAVES, Roger Reid, Jeff Wells, Edward Jones, Chris Kottke, David Gedde, John Waters, Alan Peter, Andrew White, Ray Ostrowski, Jerry Moreau, Tom DeLorenzo, Doug Skinner, and Eric Lindholm. For the LIONS, Ken Hoff, Ricky Kottke, Allen Rowe, Bobby Bolton, Charles Rudder, Jimmy Kottke, David Williams, Robert Thompson, Jack Flynn, David Hultquist, David Pressel, and Tom Etheridge. For CARPET DISCOUNT, John Stoesslein, Randall Britton, Eddie Hughes, Dwayne Stanbery, William Tietjen, John Nitka, Tom Pierce, Jerry LeRoy, James Stanbery, Frank Rudolph, Jimmy Jamieson, Bill Beilharz, Jr., and Robert Sonne. And for . the POLICE DEPARTMENT team, Louis Taglia, Tom Paskey, Brad Kimmel, Jeffrey Faurie, Michael Priko, Patrick Priko, Eric Schumacher, Ron Cowles, Ken Campbell, Steve Schmidt, Ernie Prudhomme,' Brian Bradley and Tim Seiwert. The official season openers were to be played on Sunday, May 19, but were called because of rain, and were rescheduled for Monday, May 20. A reminder to all parents and players that the parade of players will begin at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, May 26, at the Island Lake Village hall. THIRD GRADE FIELD TRIP On a sunny and warm Monday, May 20, all the third grade classes at Edgebrook school participated in their first field trip. . The students, teachers, and parent chaperones boarded three buses, which were to shuttle them to the train station in Crystal Lake. From there the group was to travel by train to downtown Chicago for a field trip to the Field Museum and the Shedd Aquarium. Unfortunately, the group arrived at the train station just in time to see the train pull out of the station. The day was not a loss, though, as the bus drivers took the group downtown. view the museum and the others the aquarium. At the museum they saw dinosaur bones, many varieties of animals, recreations of Indian homes, the ages of mankind, displays of rocks and ore samples found throughout the world, and much more. The group touring the aquarium viewed many types of fish in their natural settings. There is so much to see at each place that the groups could not spend nearly as much time at each of the displays as they wanted, but hopefully the kids will take a return visit with their families and can spend more time. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday greetings to C.J. Kasprzyk and John Wegener on May 25; to Kristopher Teuber on May 27; to Joe Catanzaro on May 28; to Bill Mahon and Alice Gonzales on May 29; to Jackie Coss on May 30; and to Janice Maras on May 31. ANNIVERSARIES Anniversary roses to Connie and Joe Catanzaro on their special day May 29 ; and to Joan and Ron Cornwell on their special day May 30. looooooooooeooooooooi SERVICE NEWS Donald Smith Earns Degree, Carroll College Donald T. Smith, son of Postmaster and Mrs. LeRoy Smith of 3905 W. Maple, McHenry, received his B.S. degree at Carroll college, Waukesha, Wis., Sunday, May 19. He is a 1970 graduate of McHenry high school. Also presented with her degree was his fiancee. Susan Longshore, of Niles, Mich., who is a graduate <>1 Homewood- Flossmoor high school. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and son. Joe, attended the graduation program. f ART WINNER A McHenry County college student has won recognition in the sixteenth annual National Lutheran Student Art award program sponsored by Lutheran Brotherhood, Minneapolis-based fraternal insurance society. Davie Burton. Harvard, received a $25 exhibition award for his graphite pencil entry entitled "Crabapple". The sixty-At* winning art works in tki program were selected 488 entries. CrnUd Be Fun is like ini older you are the costs. „ -Spotlight, Ssn Diefs. LAWRENCE EDELMAN Graduates--Navy Airman Recruit Lawrence E. Edelman, son of C. Edelman of 2203 W. Route 120, McHenry, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training center, San Diego. 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