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PAGE 4 - PLAINPEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1974 Holiday Hills Kaiin Kottke 385-6675 OPEN LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON - The official opening of the Lakes Little League season was marked by a parade of players on Sunday, Mfcy 26, although the parade was originally scheduled for a week earlier. Many of this year's players will be retiring from this league after this season. These boys were afforded a place of honor in the lead vehicle of the parade. Those boys are as follows: from the J&L team, Bobby Taylor; from the L&M team, Keith Kirchner, Tinl Bourke, Jim Frantz, Ken Parrish and Mike Mulle; from the BRAVES, Roger Reid, Jeff Wells, and Jerry Moreau; from the LIONS, Kenny Hoff; from the CARPET DISCOUNT team, John Stoesslein, Randy Britton, and Eddie Hughes; and from the POLICE DEPARTMENT team, Louis Taglia, Tom Paskey, Brad Kimmel, Jeff Faurie, and Mike Priko. A recap of the standings as of May 30, -is as follows: first place*4vfth a 3-0 standing is the L&M&eatn; second the LIONS at 2 wins 1 loss; J&L a 2-2 win- loss standing; sharing fourth place are the CARPET DISCOUNT team and the BRAVES at 1 win 2 losses each; and the POLICE DEPARTMENT team with a 1 arid 3 standing. RECORD SETTING GAME OPENER In the opening game between the LIONS and CARPET DISCOUNT what must be a Little League record was set by Kdnny Hoff, the pitcher for the LI )NS. Hie game was played or Wednesday, May 22, at the Is and Lake Grade School field. 01 the eighteen outs in the 6 in ling game, Kenny struck out sc renteen players and caught the eighteenth, a foul fly ball. Thus, the LIONS were victorious with an 8-1 score. Keep up the good work Kenny! FIFTH GRADE FIELD TRIP Local pupils in the fifth grade at Edgebrook school participated in a field trip up and down Main Street in McHenry on Thursday, May 23. The group studied several structures on bith sides of the street, noting the age of each, its use, past and present, and the type of architecture the structure resembled. Of interest among the buildings viewed were the railroad station, several houses over 100 years old, the fact that the building that houses the School District Aflminstration office was once a morgue, and many other interesting details about McHenry's history can be uncovered through these structures. BOWLING LEAGUE FORMED The Women's Thursday Night Handicap League was formed on Thursday, May 30. The ladies bowled their handicap series on that night at the. bowling lanes in Crystalv Lake. Members of the seven teams are as follows: Team I (dubbed the Sweeties) Sara Patton, March Ewert, Elaine Broecker and Pat Combs; Team II ( the Alley Cats) Sue Martin, Jan Mclntyre, Margie Smith, and Marge Jacques;. Team IltSharon Kottke,Sharon Mazza. Jackie Sheehan and Karen Kottke; Team IV - Peg Stevens, Chris Amore, Sue Wiese and Irene Weiss; Team V - Clare Freund, Ruth Simonson, Shirley Aldorowski and Debbie Franklin ,; Team VI - Maddy Rodunz, Dee Moerdick, Velma Garrelts and Anna Harris; and Team VII - ( the Ifins) Martha Williams, Mary Goodyear, Jan Stein and Irene Glus. The gals are all hoping to improve their averages with each week that they bowl. ANNUAL FISHING EXPEDITION Our guysp took what is becoming an annual holiday trip to Wisconsin for the Memorial Day weekend. Larry Kottk$, Paul Kottke, Paul Doetsch and my husband, Jim, spent the weekend fishing in Como, Wis. Apparently the fish were already well fed, as the fellows brought home only a few fish, a couple of crappies and bass. The trip was fairly uneventful, with the exception of the excitement generated when a youngster hooked himself in the face and had to be transported to the hospital to have it removed. This incident may serve as a reminder to our own young anglers to display extreme care when using fishing equipment. WOMEN'S CLUB PROJECT As the date for the Holiday Hills Women's Club sponsored craft and flea market approaches, the club is still seeking donations of baked- goods. Anyone able to donate confections may contact Pat Hughes at 385-4855 for details. The craft and flea market will be held on Sunday, June 23. There will be many, many tables of home tnade crafts. Refreshments will be available. Jn the event of rain the affair will be rescheduled. SPRING CARNIVAL of VALUES 4'x8' Full VA" CHARCOAL ASPEN WAGON PLANK Economy 2 x 4 LIMITED OFFER ^ Length 7'85/8 B" Gra Sorry No Picking At This Price First Quality 4 x8' - 7/16" ROSEBURG CARRIAGE BROWN IN STOCK 10 DIFFERENT SPECIALLY SELECTED A" GRADE PANELS *695 HO* SOME PRINTS SOME VINYL CLAD PHONE: (815) 385- 5511 <• • w- JUNE 5th • 12th ONLY ! HVJS&V % VMSSi ' -While Current Stock Lasts- )ANELING LUS - 815-385 5511 ' I 90/ N. Front St. McHenry, IIL HOURS: 8 00 5 30 M S 8:00 9:00 Fr i . .0 :00 2:00 Sun BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings to Rebecca Lonergan and Elmer Mettelka on June 2; to John Grether on June 3; to Wally Karafa on June 4; to Donna Kasprzykon June 5' to Patricia Maras on June 6, and to Sharon Kottke and Nick Adam on June 7. ANNIVERSARY Happy anniversary greetings to Abbie and Jack Emerson on their special day June 5. Local Members At Christian Science Meeting Today's need tor moral integrity is "one of the most obvious urgencies in our society," Christian Scientists from many countries were told at the denomination's annual meeting in Boston June 3. "No nation could long prosper while drifting into a miasma of moral blindness, public and private," DeWitt John, the new chairman of the Christian Science board of directors, declared. "Divine Principle (God) is the real source of integrity and justice for every nation," he said, "and our individual adherence tp principle is a powerful help in demonstrating God's government among men." More than 6,500 members of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, were on hand. According to Frederic H. Lamb, the ' Assistant Committee on Publication for McHenry, a number of members were from the local area. Some of them viewed the newly-completed Church Center for the first time. Mr. John told the gathering that there is an answer to the widespread confusion in the world. "At the heart of all of today's needs," he said, "is the need for spiritualization of thought. Undestroyed materialism is what would prevent healing...and reduce society to confusion." Quoting from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered and founded Christian Science, Mr. John said: "Honesty is spiritual power. Dishonesty is human weakness, which forfeits divine help." Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico, serves as home to some 8 million bats, of 14 different species. McCullom Lake a Gerry Milbratz 385-8543 Young People Graduate From Local Schools Another group of bright McCullom Lake young people is graduating in the next few days. From West Campus, June 7, there's Orval Abney, Jim Hocin, Pete Kasper, Jim Klapperich, Kurt Mayer, Jim Odom, Rick Orton, Clayton Patzke and Bruce Walter. Also, Wendy Cunningham, and Rick Penny, who finished their stupes in January this year, but receive their diplomas the seventh. Graduating from Montini June 5, are Debbie Suchor, Bob Michels and Sandra Straumann. From Parkland, June 6; listed in team order. Alpha; Donna Beshk, Peggy Bi Libby Damiano, Daur^n Parenti, Randy Tomasze\ Mike White, Mary Tapaninen, and Phyllis Wright. BETA;, Steve Cable, Linda Durkin, Donna Godina, Naomi Jackson, Kim Jordan, Mark Mayer, Guadalupe Mercado, Rhonda Scarbrough, Cathy Tapaninen and Kurt Walter. GAMMA; Karl Blom, Bill Lorch, Michelle Orton and Marie Wyman.' To all the graduates from your families, friends and neighbors, in the village, the best of luck and happiness in the future. GIRL'S LEAGUE NOTES" Progress is being made in the girl's softball league, with insurance having been purchased, some equipment bought, also plans underway for a tag day, soon. Practices are at the beach, Wednesdays* and Saturdays, and regular games will probably be played on Saturdays. Since there are just enough girls for two teams at this time, registration is still open, with forms available at 4907 W. McCullom Lake road. More adult help is needed, and volunteers can contact Joan Bitterman or Pat Milbratz. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A happy day was in store for Mrs. Josephine Giosa when her children and grandchildren arrived unexpectedly at her home, May 27,- the day of her birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giosa, and Mrs. Delores Williams, plus their children. Also Mrs. Giosa's married grandchildren, Mrs. Lynn Sturka and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peppoon, with their families. All brought food, and the occasion was a combination birthday party, and family picnic> enjoyed outdoors, in the warmth of the day. REUNION TRIP Mrs. Karen Scarbrough of W. Parkview, and her mother, Mrs. Wanda Burruss of McHenry drove down to southern Illinois for the holiday weekend. They ^stayed with relatives there, and the weekend was spent visiting, shopping, and attending a family reunion Sunday, in West Frankfort, 111. Karen and Mrs. Burruss. returned home Monday, after a rainy, but still pleasant trip. - MADE IT THIS TIME again Les and Phyllis Venable attended the "Indy 500". This time it wasn't rained out, like last year and Phyllis was thrilled to see the racer of her choice, win first place. The Venables' daughter, Sandra, wait with them, and also friends from McHenry (Henand Gloria Stevens and with their kids, Mike, Jan, and Judy. They arrived in Indianapolis Saturday evening and camped out overnight. Sunday dawned bright and warm and stayed like that all day, much to everyone's relief. Sandra, who had never seen the race before, thought it was great as did the Stevens. Tentative plans are already being made to attend next year's "Indy 500". VACATION CANCELED Plane reservations had been made, bags all packed, and Anthony Martini erf Baiardo, Italy, was notified to expect his son, Sergio Martini, and his family at Nice airport in Italy, May 26. But Friday before leaving, Sergio, of W. Maple was taken ill, and rushed to McHenry hospital. Travel plans were canceled, and his wife, Cindy, sent a telegram to her father-in-law, explaining the situation. After three days in the hospital, where his condition was diagnosed as a virus, Sergio was released. Tuesday, Cindy received an overseas phone call from a friend of the senior Mr. Martini (who doesn't speak English) who was calling for him, to find out how Sergio was. Cindy was pleased to be able to call Sergio to the phone, and he spoke directly with his father, assuring him he was much better. Although Sergio has been told he needs a lot of rest, and must be released by his doctor before traveling, the V.F.W. CARNIVAL Juno 5-6-7-8-9 Wednesday, Thursday ft Friday 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. Saturday ft Sunday 1:00 - 5:00 -AND- 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -NIGHTLY DRAWINGS- • AM-FM Portable Radio • Hammock * Pocket Insta-matic Camera • Electric Hedge Trimmer Grand Prize To Be Drawn Sunday Nite (Winner Need Not Be Present) 1st - $500" 2nd - $300- 3rd • $150" family is still hoping to make the trip at a later date. Sergio hasn't seen his father in 4 years, and the kids, Lisa and Tony, have yet to meet their grandma. IN HOSPITAL AGAIN Richard Penny of W. Lake Shore drive is back in McHenry hospital, due to complications arising in connection with his accident of a few months ago. We hope it won't be long until he is back on «he road to recovery again. FIRST BIRTHDAYS Bill and Pat Milbratz had a party May 26 to celebrate their son George's first birthday. Many relatives and friends were thert, enjoying a buffet supper, conversing, dancing and playing ball. George received lots of nice gifts, and was happy to play with his new toys, and with all the kids who were there. Tara Paries, who was also one year old May 28, was the center of attention at her party, May 26. Her parents, Marty and Karen Parks, invited relatives from Chicago and suburbs to celebrate the occasion. Tara had a good day, enjoying her gifts, eating cake, and playing with the other kids. VOLUNTEER WORKERS A few weeks ago, Cindy Cunningham, Dawn Ingersol, Marie Wyman, Alex Hocin, and i 3002 W. Rte. 120 - McHenry g Kevin Ingersol, painted the bleachers, benches and playground equipment at the beach, and cleaned up the area. Their work was noticedandvery much appreciated. ANNIVERSARIES Belated best wishes to Jerry and Myrtle Burg, whose anniversary was June 4. And a happy anniversary to David and Dorothy Weber, June 5. BIRTHDAYS A "Thacker Milbratz who'll June U DiKltlLfAxd hfeppy birthday to Chuck cker, June 10, and to Billy Nratz who'll be 12 years old, REMINDER Village board meeting, Tuesday, June 11, 8 p.m. SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS Registration for children's swimming lessons has been postponed, until technicalities regarding procedure are cleared. Much interest has been shown in the proposed instructions, and it is hoped registration can be held in the near future. BEACH GALS Beach Gals monthly meeting has been changed from June 5, to Wednesday, June 12, 7:30 p.m. The date was changed to accommodate gals who might be involved in graduation activities, on the fifth. Hold 4-H Older Member Workshop June 8 The McHenry County 4-H federation will sponsor a Junior Leader and Older Member workshop, announces Joy Schroeder, spokesman for the group. The workshop will take place Saturday, June 8, in Exhibit Hall D on the McHenry FILING DEADLINE Attorney General William J. Scott has bracketed the legal filing period for independent county board candidates in counties which combine their county board elections with the general election on Nov. 5 this year. Scott advised Lake County State's Attorney Jack Hoogasian that "nomination petitions for independent candidates for offices such as county board member would have to be filed with the county clerk no earlier than ninety- nine days or lata- than ninety- two days prior to the election." Therefore, Scott held, the filing period ftir nomination papers for independent candidates for county board membership for the Nov. 5, 1974 election would be between July 29 and Aug. 5, 1974. county fairgrounds in Woodstock. The program will begin with registration at 10:30 a.m. and end with a dance at 10:30 p.m. Speakers, recreation, and group discussions will fill the day. All older 4-Hers (entering high school and up) are encouraged to attend this workshop. Those attending should bring a sack lunch and money to cover beverages, supper, and the band. They should come casually dressed for the program which will revolve around the theme, "Promises of Tomorrow." The workshop committee has some very interesting speakers and activities lined up for a well- rounded day. Christopher Fallon Receives Degree From University Christopher J. Fallon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Augustine Fallon, 2706 N. 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