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PACE 24 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1976 >• Lakeland Park Marilyn Nystrom 385-7014 One Hundred Honor Couple On Anniversary J John and Alice Becker were happy and delighted to attend a party Sept. 11 to honor their twenty-fifty wedding an­ niversary. The party was given by their seven children and was held at Dave's Triangle in Twin Lakes, Wi. Approximately 100 guests were on hand to help the Becker's celebrate their Special day which is actually today! • Those family members who planned the party were Thelma and Kenneth Massheimer of Lakemoor, Karen Szewczuk of Twin Lakes, Wi., Roberta and Louie Hager of Kent Acres, James and Sandy Neff of McHenry, Betty and Harold frckerell of Lake in the Hills, Joanne and Ron Kamp of Sunnyside, and Dennis Becker Who came home from St. Paul Bible college in Minnesota. >The Becker's eleven grand­ children enjoyed attending the party as did Alice's sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Lambert of Milwaukee, Mrs. Irene Knox of Waukegan and Delores Kemnitz of Grand Marsh, Wi. > Several nieces and nephews were also at the party and even Dennis's friend from Min­ nesota, Dennis Thomas, was here for the fun. Harold en­ tertained the guests and John and Alice were very pleased with their very special celebration. One cute idea that was expressed for the party was the car the Becker's traveled in which was decorated as a "Just Married" special. The Becker's were also happy to have their entire family join them for dinner the day after the party. We offer our congratulations and happy twenty-fifth wedding anniversary wishes to John and Alice Becker. CAMPING FUN Trout Valley in Elkhorn, Wi. was the location of a weekend camping trip. David F. and Millie Gende traveled up to Elkhorn with their son, David C. They had the company of Gary and Jean Busse and their children Brian, Davie, and Danny and Bill and Rosemary Gahlbeck and children, Debbie and Billy. They had a terrific time hiking on the many trails and then afterward swam around in a heated swimming pool. Now that's what we call camping out! BLUE BUNDLE Blue is the current color at the home of Joseph and Susan Lovergine due to the arrival of their son, Joseph Lee. The baby made his debut at Memorial hospital for McHenry County Ffiday, Sept. 10 at 1:55 a.m. He tipped the scales at 9 lbs. 14 oz. and measured 21 inches long. Proud maternal grand­ parents are John and Dorothy West and delighted paternal grandparents are Michael and Josephine Lovergine, all of Wonder Lake. Our congratulations to Joseph and Susan Lovergine on the birth of their son and welcome to baby Joseph Lee! TROOP 464 NEWS There will be a Brownie Troop 464 again this year. The new leader is Mrs Barbara Rathmann. Barb is in need of some moms to help her with the activities planned for the year. Any girls who wish to join but missed the registration may call Barb Rathmann at 385- 1666. BIRTHDAY BOY T i m o t h y N y l a n d e r celebrated his fourth birthday at home with his family last week. Mon and Dad, Charlene and David enjoyed watching Timmy's delight as he opened his many presents. Big brothers, Jeffery, Christopher and Eric and big sister, Julie, enjoyed helping Timmy blow out the candles on his cake. Helping the family celebrate was Timmy's grandpa, Roy Nylander of Harvard and Timmy's god-parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Allen, and their children, Kenny, Lenny and Kathy of Huntley. CONSERVATION CLUB NEWS The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club had a beautiful weekend for their weed pulling extravaganza. Harold Bowlin supervised the tasks at West beach. Among those who participated in the fun were Pete Kasper, Gene Mills, Glen Huebert, Elmer Boldt and Merwyn Schmitt. Boy Scout Troop 459 were there with their assistant Scoutmaster, David Nylander. Boy Scouts who helped were Jeff and Chris Nylander, Jim Chapman, Joe Johnson, Mark Jeff, Chris and Brian Lawrence. We're sure there must be some aching backs and sore hands as it was a job well done. Without weed pulls like this, our lake with its many fish will not survive the winter. Because of the dryness our lake has become very shallow and the lack of oxygen under the ice will kill the fish. Jerry Raycraft, president of the McCullom Lake Con­ servation club, is receptive to any idea's regarding the lake. Meetings are the third Thur­ sday of the month. Please plan to attend and show that you care. The next meeting is Oct. 21, at Lakeland Park Community house. CAKE & COFFEE Sunday was a special day for Mrs. Virginia Ames, who celebrated her ~th birthday, (like all women she would not reveal her age). Her family gathered at the Biring home for cake and coffee. Friends and relatives who attended were, LaVern Reed; Otto Biring, Sr., father; Otto Biring, Jr., brother; Ethel Prehn, sister; daughter, Barb Rathmann and granddaughter, Debbie Rath­ mann. Belated birthday wishes to you! PERSONALS Glad to hear a certain person is feeling fine and was not seriously injured. May the only loop to loop you ever have be on the Turn of the Century. WEDDING BELLS Bruce and Sue Warren and their children, Joel, Julie and Emily, attended the wedding of Sue's brother, Tom Weidert and the former Mary Rae Oldenberg Saturday, Sept. 11 at St. Mary's Catholic church in Burlington, Wi. Tom and Sue are the children of Mr. and Mrs. William Weidert and Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oldenberg, all of Burlington. Joel Warren, Lakeland Park was ringbearer for his uncle's wedding. It was a very enjoyable day and we wish much happiness and love to the newly married couple. SURPRISE ANNIVERSARY WISHES Surpise anniversary wishes from Mike, Steve and Terri Mai We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities On Sale Items E WINES AND LIQUORS SEPT. 22 to SEPT. 28 4610 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. GREAT) FOR WALLBANGERS! NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR IMPORTED WINDSOR CANADIAN M DIET RITE, NEHI FLAVORS JACQUES BONET BRANDY 816 0Z. BOTTLES HALF & HALF PINT LIGHT P.M. BLENDED WHISKEY QUART CRIBARI SWEET OR DRY VERMOUTH IMPORTED SCOTS LION SCOTCH $499 QUART From the Largest Wine Selection In Lake And McHenry Counties. MADE BY GALL0 CARLO ROSSI WINES BURGUNDY, CHABLIS. LIGHT CHIANTI, RHINE, PINK CHABLIS. VIN ROSE $2 99 GALLON BLATZ 24-12 0Z. RETURNABLES $06 WPIu< 9 Plus Dep YISRAELI KOSHER CONCORD WINE 99* M M FIFTH IMPORTED GARVEY'S CREAM SHERRY $099 W FIFTH OLD £9 BLACK MILWAUKEE 9 LABEL 12 12 0Z. CANS |§asS3 • 612 0Z. CANS IBS $2*9 $1 09 PREMIUM CALIFORNIA LOUIS MARTINI MT. m ROSE 69 $1 FIFTH STROH'S 612 0Z. NO-RETURN B0TTIES to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mai. Joanne and Lee are celebrating their twentieth anniversary today, Sept. 22. Our best wishes and many more happy years. SUNDAY DINNER John and Mary Lou Pautz were delighted to have their friends join them for Sunday dinner last week and Tina was happy to have a playmate at her home for the evening. Steve and Linda King and son, Michael from Hoffman Estates, enjoyed their visit to the Pautz home. And everyone enjoyed their delicious dinner. FASHIONABLE AFTERNOON Plaid is the material for this season's fashions. And of course the versatile vest is being shown with long skirts and pant suits. These were a few of the fashions that were viewed by Maureen Johnson, Alice Sullivan, Millie Gende and Cecelia Oakford. Ruth Roach attended with her friend, Jan Nelson, and Shirley Koch brought her mother, Gert Minhan, along. Other women from our area who attended were Beverly Walinski, Willie Meyers, and Fleda Rogers. Everyone en­ joyed the delicious salads and desserts and their preview of fall fashions at the show sponsored by the Montini Parent association. COMPLAINTS DEPARTMENT It has come to our attention that young teenagers are loitering and littering the new walk-through and seating area behind the shopping center. These youngsters are from our subdivision and we ask parents to make sure their child isn't one of the pranksters. WITH SYMPATHY Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to the family of Richard P. Broderick. Mr. Broderick died at his home last week. Among his survivors are his wife, Ester, a son, a daughter and thirteen grand­ children. Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis 385-5067 1 | SERVICE NEWS Jeffrey Zellers Completes Navy Culinary Course Navy Mess Management Specialist Seaman Apprentice Jeffrey L. Zellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zellers of 4115 N. Riverdale drive, McHenry, was graduated from Basic Mess Management Specialist school at the Naval Training center. San Diego. During the eight-week course, he gained a fun­ damental knowledge of food preparation, management and service. Students studied basic cooking, nutrition, meat car­ ving, menu planning, baking and related kitchen health and sanitation procedures. A former student of McHenry high school, Jeffrey joined the Navy in March, 1976. John Ruiz Appointment Made Official John Ruiz was officially appointed to the Village Board of Trustees on Sept. 15 at the regular board meeting. It was a rather long meeting so John became a recognized trustee on a good' night. Items discussed at the board meeting included the need for a new and more practical numbering system for the homes in the community. A possible amendment to the house-numbering Ordinance was sent to committee and it will be discussed at the next board meeting Oct. 6. This directly affects all village residents so attend the meeting and get the details firsthand. Also on the agenda last Wednesday was a variance issued to the Wick family for septic repair. Leon Zelvis, Building and Zoning officer for the village, will attend a seminar for of­ ficials in the building and zoning areas. This is another way that Leon tries to keep abreast of recent trends in the building industry. Good for you, Leon. Trustee LaFrancis attended a meeting with our sewer engineers and he commented to the board that the sewer grant project is at a standstill until NIPC finalizes its needs analysis study of the entire area. A new police officer was approved by the board and the meeting was adjourned. The pre-annexation petition meeting immediately followed. A heated discussion between President Lillegard and Lon Reed, secretary of the Planning Commission, was generated over the recommendations submitted by Leon Zelvis regarding the pre-annexation petition and further recom­ mendations by the Planning Commission. Appararently nothing was resolved between tnese two parties. BARKING DOGS A NUISANCE. Yes, there is a Nuisance Ordinance pertaining to barking dogs. But, please, tell the barker's owner first. Then if the situation does not im­ prove, call the McHenry Shores Police department. TIPS ON SEPTIC CARE Another item in our list of better septic care is cleaning. It is recommended that a septic tank be cleaned every two to four years depending upon use. BIRTHDAYS There will be quite a lot of celebrating this month. To all those who share this big bir­ thday month, let us convey our wish for much luck in future years. A happy tenth birthday to Aldonna Zelvis Sept. 22. And ft special happy birthday to Rebecca Blue who will be one year old on Sept. 22. On Sept. 23 Tammy Gunder will be fifteen years old, Kathy Novotny wiH be ten years old, and Robert Dobertin, Sr. will celebrate another birthday. On Sept. 26, Riva Peters has a birthday and Bonnie Panerali will be another year older Sept. 27. On Sept. 29, Matthew Grass will be five years old. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to Karen and John Novotny who will celebrate sixteen years of marriage Sept. 24 and Gary^nd Mary Beth Beiers .who celebrate their eighth an* niversary Sept. 28. THESPIANS TAKE NOTICE Anyone interested in becoming involved in theatrical productions should attend the open auditions taking place at McHenry County club Sept. 21, 22 and 23 from 7:30 to 11 p.m. each evening. They will be casting for the production of "Subject To Change". BIBLE STUDY Every Tuesday afternoon from 1 to 2:30 p.m. there is Bible study at the home of Nancy Ewald. If you 're in-> terested in joining this group, contact Nancy. RECOVERING NICELY Bonnie Schopp is home at last after a long series of hospital stays. We are happy to report that she is back on her feet and progressing nicely. TWO-YEAR-OLD FETED Nicole LaFrancis was two years old Sept. 20. In keeping with the event, she had two parties -one for her little friends and one for her relatives. Attending the party Saturday were Joel Cejka, Scotty Acred, Tiffany Leurssen, and Janette Rees. Games were played and prizes were won by all par­ ticipants. At her Sunday party the games were the same, only the prizes and refreshments were changed. The birthday girl shared her big day with her Aunt Marion and Cousin Peter from Lake Zurich who also had birthdays this week. REMINDERS Oct. 6 is the next regular board meeting. Attend, par­ ticipate, care. This Saturday is the big voters' registration day. Register to vote at the village hall from 8:30 to 5 p.m. Items are still needed to help the Shoreliners with their annual bazaar. If you have items to donate (yarn, buttons, material, etc.), contact the bazaar chairperson, 344-2539. Money buys the material; hard work builds the structure; and love fills the home. Turns Dirty One third grader's definition of water: "See-through liquid stuff that turns diry when you wash your hands in it " SPECIAL OFFER TO • ORGANIZATIONS • CHURCH GROUPS • BUSINESSES • CLUBS • SORORITIES • MANUFACTURERS anyone planning ADULT OR CHILDREN CHRISTMAS PARTUS OBTAIN EXTRA SAVINGS «•/„ TAX EXEMPT DISCOUNTS Com* into Horntby't and ask for tho manager. Ho will per­ sonally fllvo you a deal and holp you soloct and ordor your gifts. Don't forgot to bring your stato salos tax oxomptlon numbor If your organization has ono. : : : : : : RT. 47 & COUNTRY CLUB RD.I ! ; WOODSTOCK OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 OPEN SUNDA Y 10 to 6 HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y cen ter s ^ 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY VISIT OUR CHEESE SHOP SiS