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Lakeland Park Anne Moore 385-6448 Nancy White Honored At Bridal Shower Approximately thirty five relatives and friends gathered at the Lakeland Park Community House Sunday, July 21, to attend the surprise bridal shower held for lovely Nancy White. Nancy will become the bride of Mick Daurio when they exchange their wedding vows Saturday, Sept 7 Guests, who of course included Mick's mom Mary and Nancy's mom, were pleased Nancy was indeed very surprised The young couple received many lovely gifts. Karen Kamp of Crystal Lake and Donna Franzen of Elmhurst planned the festive event. Mick and Nancy were happy that their many relatives and friends were here from near and far to make the day so very special for them. NEW GRANDCHILD! Lester and Mary Dobbins are enjoying their role as very proud grandparents once again! Their new little grandson made his debut at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County on Saturday, July 20. Infant James Lester Iddings weighed 7 lbs., 15 oz., md was 21 inches long when his jroud dad and mom, James ind Ellyn, first saw him. Very lappy to have their Mommy ind baby brother home is seven-year old William Todd ind 5-year-old Mary Lynn. Other excited and happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. \lfred Scipione of Palatine and Vlr. and Mrs. James Iddings of Darpentersville. Our congratulations to happy ^es and Mary and to the very >xcited parents, and welcome o little James Lester Iddings! HORN PLAYERS? I understand that the viscount Drum and Bugle corp could use some new horn players. Young folks from age 12 through 21 who would like more information about the corps' program should phone Jim Daurio (385-3160) or drop in at a practice session on Tuesday or Thursday evening. The practice sessions are held at the American Legion Home on Ringwood road and begin at 7 p.m. MID-WEEK FUN! A fun day was recently spent at our home when my children and I had some mid-week guests. My sister, Pat Castiglione, and her little girl, Christie Anne, drove out from Rosemont for the day. Pat brought along her friends, Natalie Lake, and her two- month-old son, Stephen, also from Rosemont, and Carole Hrametz and her three-month- old son, Christopher, from DesPlaines. We had a lovely day visiting and in spite of the fact that none of us could get the grill started, we enjoyed our delicious lunch. Carole and Natalie had never visited our area and they plan to come back for another fun day, soon! ITALIAN DINNER The home of Jerry and Elaine Worth had the aroma of an Italian restaurant one recent Tuesday night. Jerry and Elaine entertained friends at their home and everyone enjoyed the delicious spaghetti dinner they served. Guests who had a fun evening were John and Mary Lou Stasiek of Harvard and their four daughters, Kathy, Jackie, Jill and Holly, and their friend, Jody, and Lee and Mary Hanson of Des Plaines and their sons, Michael and Timmy. 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We were discussing the problems of being a housewife who doesn't necessarily get herself interested in outside activities but who does have craft interests that she works on in the evenings at her home. For example, knitting, needlepoint, crocheting, crewel, embroidery, etc. Our idea is to form a social- craft club. That way those of us who would get together once a month could possibly help someone who is "stuck" for the moment, or could learn new stitches,etc. The idea is that the craft you are working on is small enough to bring with you and convenient to work on in some other home. So, if you would be interested in spending an evening a month like this, do give Sharon a call (385-3777) or phone me at 385- 6448. We think it would be a fun and productive evening. BASEBALL CLUB NEWS The Lakeland Park Boys and Girls Baseball club has almost finished their season and there is no doubt as to which team is number one! The A's, coached by Phil Bucaro and Greg Bartos, finished first with 10 wins and 0 losses. Happy team members are Jim DiVita, Tim Fandre, Pete Gerrard, Jon Hodge, Bob Kinsey, Vicky Kopsell, Dennis Moore, Darren Radcliff, Butch Sanchez, Tony Sanchez, Dave Schaan, Terry Schimon and Mark Slonina. Congratulations to you all! Players on the Sox team tried hard under the direction of coaches Broc Olson and John Reining and their win-loss record so far is 4-4. Team members still have two make­ up games to play. The ready players are Eric Arthurs, Steve Carby, Rene Derosier, Jay Flicek, Steve Gehrke, Chuck Hacek, Karl Lense, Rich Muchala, Mike Radcliff, Myron Schaan, Tim Serritella, Todd Sword and Steve Wickencamp. The Cards, coached by Tim Widen and Kirt.Knaack, hadn't won any games yet and had lost 8. They will play the Sox and team members John Becker, Terri Bohlman, Ed Branigan, Sam Burrafato, Tony Burrafato, Bill Fandre, Randy Jensen, Tony Klama, Jeff Nylander, Dean Parisi, Tony Parisi, Dare Sadowski and Jeff Sawisch are getting ready for the make-up games. The four men who volunteered their time, rain or shine, and who did an excellent job for the ball club are umpires Joe Prazack, Irv Becker, Merv Schmitt and Rolland Koerper Next week I hope to have a list of the all-star players and will also have more information on that special all- star game that is planned for Sunday, August 11. BUSY WEEKEND I^ast Saturday night three families gathered at the Don Oacek residence in Westmont for a fun cousin-get together and to see a new baby girl. Don and Rita Gacek were happy to show off their new little daughter, Tracy, to John, Sharon, Jay and Antoinette Gacek. Jay enjoyed playing with his cousins, Michael Gacek and Danielle Mydlowski, who was also there with her parents, Jacqui and Danny. From what I heard the cousins had a very pleasant visit and hope to get-together again soon! On Sunday Dennis and Bernice Kurowski were guests at the Gacek home here in Lakeland Park. They enjoyed their day of relaxation and John and Sharon were glad they were able to spend the day. Jay and baby Antoinette had lots of fun with Uncle Dennis and Aunt Bernice. The next time the doorbell rang it was John's folks, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bielawski, who decided to drive out for a visit. Jay was beside himself with excitement and baby Antionette enjoyed all the attention she received too. All in all it was once again a busy and fun weeekend for the Gacek family. WITH SYMPATHY Our sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Rita Zimny. Mrs. Zimny, a long time area resident, died in her home last week. I know she will be missed not only by her realtives but by her many neighbors and friends here in Lakeland Park. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Birthday wishes are extended to "Murph" Kwiatek and Elaine Piasecki who will celebrate their special days tomorrow. Tom Giascomo will celebrate Sunday and Monday is special day for Carmon Hodges, Glenn Coarson and Robert Laursen. August 5 Dennis Storlie will have six candles on his birthday cake and Marc Allyn Hutt will have one big candle on his cake, August 6 Jerry Sullivan, Lee Mai, Michael Pierce and Ercell Lock will have the birthday song sung to them. Wednesday, August 7, Eric Storlie will blow out three candles on his birthday cake. Jim Daurio will celebrate his birthday August 8 and on this same day Brian Martin Gaza will blow out one candle on his cake. Happy birthday wishes to you all! A FUN SUNDAY! My family and I had a fun Sunday last week when we drove to the Milwaukee Zoo for the early part of the day. It is a lovely place and our three children, Kevin, Brian and Suzi had lots of fun staring at the various animals. We particularly enjoyed visiting the children's zoo as they could pet several different animals. Though somewhat skeptical at first, they got braver as they met each new animal! From the Zoo we went to the Goodwin residence at Pleasant Lake, Wis., and enjoyed a lovely visit and delicious dinner. Our friends, Pete and Susie Schuelar, were there waiting for us as it is Susie's parents cottage. It was a long day but certainly a fun day for this family! COOK-OUT PARTY! The Laursen family had an especially happy day last Sunday when they celebrated Mom's birthday. Gayle was pleased her husband, Robert, and their daughters, Pam and Patty, brought along a birthday cake when they ventured to Fish Lake Beach for yet another family cook out, camp- out and fun day of relaxation. We're glad to hear you had fun celebrating your special day this year, Mrs. Laursen! Belated wishes to you for a happy year! BEACH RESTRICTED! Your cooperation is asked for yet another week to help keep West Beach restricted so children taking swimming lessons won't be interrupted. The beach is used for swimming lessons until approximately 12:30 p.m. and after that time is open to residents as usual. J JOots of Stings (San <2Capp&n to your home besides fire, theft or wind damage. Your home and belongings face many hazards that even "fire and extended coverage won t cover But a State Farm Homeowners Policy with Infla­ tion Coverage can provide complete protection even covers you in case of lawsuits And each State Farm policy comes with a promise of prompt, friendly service when you need help Call me for all the details. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-7111 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. State F arm Fire and Casualty Company Home Oflice Bloomingion. Illinois I N S U I A N C i EVERY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT AT THE BARON •N/ o M, (FROM 5 P.M. TILL CLOSING AND FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY) ORDER 3 OF ANY 1 FOOD ITEM ON OUR MENU AND GET 1 ADDITIONAL SAME ITEM FREE! THIS OFFER DOES NOT APPLY TO DRINK ONLY ORDERS. "Something For Everyone In The Family" 10 oaron Beef TRY OUR: • CHARCO-BROILED V4 LBERS & HAMBURGERS • ROAST BEEF • HAM & CHEESE • FISH • CORNED BEEF • CHICKEN • STEAKS As Is Our Policy, Each Item Is Prepared "AS YOU LIKE IT!" 'YOU CAN TASTE THE DIFFERENCE" VISIT US TODAY AT 3709 W. ELM IN McHENRY SERVICE NEWS PAGE 9 - PLVNDEALER. FRIDAY. AUGUSTS. 1W4 SUIT AGAINST FIRM Attorney General William j. Scott has filed suit to restrain from doing business a basement waterproofing firm that has allegedly defrauded scores of Illinois homeowners and residents of neighboring states as well. Scott said that consumer complaints against the M&W Basement Waterproofing firm are now pouring into his Consumer Fraud and Protection division, charging thar*"trtfe "secret formula" soil-injection system used by the firm is ineffective and that the various claims and guarantees given to consumers are false Costs of the so-called waterproofing treatment ranged from $336 to $2,25<: The average cost to complainants was approximately $1,000 per home. BENEFIT VARIETY PM&L's benefit variety show, "Ice Cream 'n' Apple Pie," will be presented Friday and Saturday nights, Aug. 9 and 10. The purpose of the benefit is to raise money for the remodeling and refurbishing of the TM&L theater. Central in the project is the purchase of a long-needed new curtain for that theater. The variety show will be presented in the auditorium of the Antioch Community high school, 1033 S. Main street in Antioch. Curtain time for both performances at the high school is 8:30 p.nv Tickets can be purchased at the box office of the PM4L Theater, 877 Main street hi Antioch any evening between 7 and 9 p.m., or obtained at the door at the Antioch high school on either of the play dates, August 9 oi 10. A sick man who pays no attention to his doctor shouldn't blame the medical profession if he fails to get well. ! s >wm. - ///••. /M .ww-//' • WE NOW HAVE HOME GROWN GRAYSON P. REUTER GRADUATES -- Navy Airman Recruit Grayson P. Reuter, son of Mrs. Sally A. Stolar of 8020 Crystal Springs road, Woodstock, formerly of McHenry, graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. He is scheduled to report to Aviation Structural Mechanic A school, Memphis, Tenn. He received nine weeks of intensive instruction in seamanship. small arms training, fire fighting, close order dr i l l , f i rs t a id and Nava l history. * * * * If you think well of those who think well of you the score is even. t n n i ft-- • .. i SWEET CORN Plus Many Other Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Ha mis Farm Center ACROSS FROM WEST CAMPUS HIGH SCHOOL Mil W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD. McHENRY PH. 385-3074 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * % * * * t * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * \L Boone County Fair AUGUST 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th Wednesday thru Sunday BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS Come where the Fun and Entertainment is Best! Program Highlights * SPI Its a CHILLS (Oot^ GteaM: Tli/titt Spectacatoi riday Evening it 9 - 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7th F FA DAY K I D S D A Y Games, contests , s tunts, cash pr izes for a l l ages of k ids, f rog jumping contest , rooster crowing contest , reduced rates on a l l r ides, except I ta l ian Scooter FFA Judging Tractor Pul l ing Contest - Class A and B Pony Race, Harness, 43" & Under Queen Contest THURSDAY. AUGUST 8th 4 H Day - Senior Ci t izens Day, a l l senior Ci t izens 65 & over admit ted f ree 4 H Judging Tractor Pul l ing Contest - C lass C & E Cooking School , Pr izes, in conjunct ion wi th Johnson Appl iance Pony Race, Harness, Over 43" 4 H & FFA Livestock Auct ion Tractor Pul l ing Congest - Class D & Teenage Dancing, <5pa| f iMkfcen Band FRIDAY. AUGUST 9th Republ ican Day Judging, Open & Junior Classes Pony Race, Harness, 43" & Under Draf t Horse Pul l ing Contest F lower Arrangements Show, Sunnyside F lor ist Pony Race, Over 43" & Under 46" , Harness DEMOLITION DERBY Teenage Dancing, Fr isky Band Dog Show THE IMPERIALS Saturday. August 10th 6:00 & 8:00 p.m. HARNESS RACING 8 Heots TOMMY CASH & THE TOMCATS Saturday, August 10 6:00 8i 8:00 P.M. MOTORCYCLE STUNT SHOW Satuday, August 10 1:00 p.m. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10th 2 BIG GRANDSTAND SHOWS 6:00 & 8:00 P.M. •TOMMY CASH 8t THE TOMCATS •THE IMPERIALS •LENNY COLYER 2 Hour Show •RACING MOTORCYCLE CHARIOTS & MOTORCYCLE STUNT DRIVING 1 P.M. Grandstand SUNDAY. AUGUST 11th 2 BIG GRANDSTAND SHOWS - 6:00 8i 8:00 P.M. •TANYA TUCKER & JUDY LYNN 2 Hour Show •MELS CLOWN BAND •HARNESS RACING 1:30 P.M. Grandstand AND MORE! P e t t i n g Z o o , o v e r 6 0 e x o t i c a n i m a l s t o f e e d & p e t E v e r y D a y 4 E v e n i n g M i n i a t u r e S a w M i l l & T h r e s h i n g M a c h i n e . . . . • • • • • . • • • • • • • E v e r y D a y f t E v e n i n g W e e F a r m , M a c h i n e r y A r e a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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