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»'AGE 4 • PLAINDLALhlt WEDNESDAY. JUNE It. 1981 Lakeland Park ft Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Watch Out For VW Bug May 29 was a very special day for this correspondent. That is the day I became a licensed driver again. It has been 24 years since I let my first license expire and I was getting mighty tired of having to wait for someone to take me wherever I had to go If you see a multi-colored VW bug going down your street, it's just me taking in the scenery Look out McHenry, here I corned CLEANUP WEEK Thursday, June 11, is the Need help coping with Family Violence? Free, confidential self-help groups: •PARENTS ANONYMOUS For Panting ProNem, •SUPPORT GROUP for ABUSED WOMEN for information call: . . J WM sponsored bv: Family Stress Line^«/^WTljRN|NG (815)344-3944 ^ ^ P O I N T , I N C . day for the big garbage pickup in Lakeland park. Now is the time to finish your Spring cleaning. Be sure everything is out on the parkway by 6 a.m. Anything that two men can lift easily will be taken away. Grass clippings/ leaves and small branches must be in bags. Newspapers must be tied and large pieces of lumber will not be picked up. ANNIVERSARY PARTY A surprise part was held at a local restaurant Sunday, May 31, for Agnes and Joe Prazak to celebrate their 35th anniversary, which was June 1. Their sons, Don and Ken. and his wife Sue, and their daughter Jo Lynn, had a hard task planning the big event and keeping it a secret Many of their old friends from Lakeland park were there, along with many relatives and newer neigh­ bors. The guests had a great time dancing and everyone stayed late, which made it rough for those who had to get up Monday morning and go to work Poor Joe wanted to sleep in. but Agnes cracked the whip and made him get up. (We know who's the boss in that family) SWEET SIXTEEN Joan and Sam Bucaro hosted a birthday breakfast in their home Sunday, May 31 Their daughter Kim became sweet sixteen June 8, and their grandson Dean Parisi turned sixteen the next day. June 9. The Bucaros have many relatives in the area and they were all there to help these two young people celebrate. VACATIONERS Our first summer vacationers were Mike and Karen Aldrich and their children Schoen and Scott. They have just returned from Rossville, Ga., where they visited Mike's parents, his sister Suetta and her daughter Jennifer. They spent one glorious week on a houseboat on Lake Chikamauga. When they arrived they were asked what they wanted to do and Karen answered, "nothing". *emcm^ Pop! His V \ \ 1 u Ll J A lot of fishing was done in the peaceful setting and everyone went to an amusement park one day so the kidsfacould bum up their excess ehVrgy. Whenever the Aldrich family travels south, they stop in Hammond. Ind.. to see Floy Aldrich. Mike's grandmother. ANOTHER PARTY I think Aggie Lewakowski should go into the. catering business Their son Paul graduated from West campus June 2. and they had a party for him Saturday. May 30. I've lost count on how many parties they've had at their house the past few months. As usual, this one was very successful with the many friends and relatives who attended. Aggie. Norb and Paul are now in North Dakota visiting relatives and taking a much deserved rest' GRADUATIONS All of the graduation ceremonies have taken place so we would like to congratulate all the young people who received their diplomas To the junior high graduates we wish the best of luck in high school To the high school and college graduates much success in whatever they decide to do with the rest of their lives PAST OCCASIONS With all the excitement of getting my driver's license. I foreot to write a column last week We hope Robin Hallberg. Judy .Johnson, Morrie Ketchum and Mike Ketchum had a great bir thday. June 3. Tricia Creasev and Jay Arthurs had their special day June 4 Duane Crago was f> years old and James Blum io years old. June 5. The 5th was the 33rd an­ niversary for (irace and Chuck Campo The fith of June saw Marsha and Scott Hallberg celebrating another an­ niversary and Sandy Freund having another birthday- Agnes Holas turned 17 years old. June 7. John and Mary Pautz celebrated their 13th an­ niversary. June R; and Kim Bucaro. Glenn Tavlor and Kenny Shoulders added another vear the same day. Hope Herb and Toni had a fantastic 2nd anniversary. June 9. Debbie Rathman was 12 years old on the 9th. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Best wishes to Steve Plucinski on June 10. Donald Prazak and Marge Franklin hear the birthday song June 11. Tommy Davrio and Mickey Gladman add another year on the 12th Doris Boelter and Julie Bliznick will be the birthday girls June 13. Jesse Beam turns 4 years old. June 14 and he shares his day with Paul Cvnowa. Kim Cvnowa. Greg Vogel and Mrs. Fred Sweet. A big happy birthday on June 15 to Jaime Rous and June Mueller Jo Mai has her special day June 16 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Kasper and Lucille Vann will celebrate their 13th anniversary, June 15 LITTLE LEAGUE The Lakeland park little league has begun another season The Sox and Expos played the first game of the season Thursday night. June 4 The Sox took a quick 15- run lead in the first two innings. The Expos, not to be outdone. staged three separate rallies to close the gap and make the game exciting The Sox held off the Expos in the top of the 5th. to take the first game of the season, 23 20 If you would like to see some of the games held at the Community House field here's a schedule of games you can refer to All games start at 6 p.m. with a 2-hour limit. Team No. 1-A's Team No 2-Cards Team No 3-Sox Team No. 4-Expos The following lists" the teams to be played in June and July June 4. 3 vs. 4; June 8, 1 vs. 4: June 11. 2 vs 3; June 15. 4 vs 2; June 18. 3 vs 1: June 22. 2 vs 1: June 25. 4 vs. 3; June 29. 3 vs 2. July 2. 4 vs 1. July 6. 2 vs. 4: July9,1 vs 3:Julv 13.1 vs. 2: July 16. 3 vs. 4: July 20, 4 vs 1; July 23. 2 vs. 3; July 27. 1 vs. 2. Double Header.. July 26. teams 1 vs. 4 and 3 vs. 2. | Parks Aid Recreatim I The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for its field trip to Marriott's Great America The trip is scheduled for Friday. June 12 This trip is open to area residents ages 7 and up. The bus will leave- McHenry city hall at 9 a m and will return at 6:30 p.m The fee for this program includes transportation and admission. The fee is less than the regular admission fee. The deadline for registration is Wednesday, June 10. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis. For further information on this trip, call the Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. Courts May Release Juvenile Information Juvenile courts in Illinois are empowered to release information about juvenile offenders to appropriate school officials and other appropriate third parties. Illinois Attorney General Ty Fahner states in a formal legal opinion rendered at the request of Williamson county State's Attorney Randy Patchett that such a release of information under authorization of the court does not breach the con­ fidentiality provisions of the act. Fahner's opinion observed "the purpose of the Juvenile Court act is to secure such carewand guidance for minors subject to the jurisdiction of the juvenile courts as will serve the welfare of the minor and the best interests of the com­ munity". Confidentiality provisions of the act limit public access to the record of minors under age 17 subject to juvenile court proceedings. The school code provides that school officials will keep Juvenile court information separate from the official school record and treat the information as not open to the general public. Fahner noted in his opinion that in'the absence of a court order juvenile probation officers are not authorized to disclose confidential information concerning juvenile of­ fenders Hold Caucus To Name Delegates For NITC The Northern Illinois tourism council is an­ nouncing a caucus, for the purpose of nominating and selecting delegates from McHenry county. These delegates are ex­ pected to be a current member of the council, or be willing to join; represent their county on the council; serve as a leader in promoting tourism in their county; attend monthly meetings of the council; time and distance per­ mitting; and have the authority to vote on matters of decisions. 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