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Neighborhood news SECTION 2- PAGE 3- PLAINDEALER HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,1964 !> 5 li^b Mi od ign >v?< ; -8 '*M huL qW oW iWfl :i0 / r i •U>Q I nr a • lib »ri» •pU • KM) -na D1Q 5»o •xiJ Jo "8 y il« H/lI .nil '<#>2 *»W Kffl •Wo a op M)0 JA [ flf vd « /it ) McCullom Lake: Scouting a rewarding experience Road work is nearly complete Remember the fun you had as a Brownie and-or Girl Scout? Don't let your daughter miss out on the same wonderful ex­ perience. If your little girl is interested in joining a local troop, now is the time to join! Melanie Harazin 344-3649 Sue Lovergine 344-0519 'Brownies' is for girls in first through third grades; 'Juniors' is for girls in fourth through sixth grades, and 'Cadettes' is for girls in sixth through ninth grades. V 8 The neighborhood Girl Scout chairman is Barbara Martin. You can call her at 385-4430 for further information, and she will help put you in touch with local troop leaders. We'd also like the local leaders to keep in touch and let us know what your troop is doing. We'd all like to hear about it and your information could also be helpful to your neighbors. HOCKEY CAR POOL Last week your children at­ tending Landmark school may have brought literature home from school regarding the Junior Instructional Hockey League at the Polar Dome. If your child is interested in joining or already belongs to the 'Knights Hockey Club' please call one of us columnists and we'll refer you to others in­ terested in forming a car pool to the Polar Dome. YOUR TURN TO CALL The next streets we'd like to hear from are Beach Road, Glen Drive, Bonner Avenue and Lawn 1 Court. Please give us a call so we can meet you and record your special dates. Wonder Lake: Candelight bowl set The Firemen's Auxiliary ot . Co. 1 will be sponsoring its annual candlelight bowl Saturday, Oct. 13. It will be held at McHenry Recreation begining at 9 p.m. Three games of bowling, plus a buffet, will be included in the ticket price. Profits will go to the auxiliary, who in turn, use it to help the Fire Dept. Tickets or more information can be obtained from any of the Auxiliary members or the Firemen. Confirmation Instruction for those preparing to receive the sacrament of confirmation this spring will begin at Christ The King Church Wednesday evenings frohi 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. starting tonight Oct. 3. All juniors and seniors from the parish are eligible, along with Anne Sowers 653-9549 any adults who have not been confirmed. If you have not registered, contact Sister Arlene at the religion center, 653-2581. Returns Home\ Doug LehmarK^d a great birthday Sept. 24 because he was able to celebrate it at home. He had been a patient at Northern Illinois Medical Center since his motorcycle accident in August. He will still have a lot of recuperating to do, but I'm sure it will be much easier for him now at home. When I remember back to his days on the Brewers baseball team, I can just picture what a great athlete he was and I know he will be just as aggressive with his recovery. Great to have you back home, Doug! Football beginners When you hear of a great football game, you usually think of one with a lot of points up on the scoreboard. Northwood Junior High's lightweight football team opened their season Thursday, Sept. 27. To those playing, and to all us parents on the bleachers, it was an exciting game, even though the final score was 0-0 against Olson Junior High. Not being an avid football fan, I didn't know any of the strategy of the game, but I sure did have fun watching our Pat and the other Wonder Lake boys, Luther Anderson, Jeff Glaves, Bill Nolan, and Jack Pelleck, out there doing their part. The heavyweight team played Wednesday, Sept. 26, a-d they won 22-0 over Olson Junior High. Hospitalized Greg Selleck* son of Doug and Karen Selleck, is a patient at St. Anthony's Hospital in Rockford. Greg fell and struck his head on cement stairs and was taken to St.. Anthony's by helicopter Sunday, Sept. 23. He is now doing fine and is in the pediatric section of the hospital. Special Days Happy anniversary to Tom and Walli O'Brien, who celebrated Oct. 1. Then, the following day, Oct. 2, found,their son Ray celebrating his bir­ thday. Ray is a freshman at the Divine Word Seminary. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Mark Vann, who'll be 11 years old on the 5th. Eric Etten celebrates his special day on the 6th; and Cassie Rous will have three candles to blow out on the 7th.. Best wishes to all of you, and to any other 'Lakeland Parkers' who have a birthday this week. ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to my 'new' neighbors, Jim and Joyce Czerniack, who were married two years ago today! Kevin and Carol Harrington celebrate five years of wedded bliss on the 6th; And Joan and Sam Bucaro will be married 41 years on the 8th. Happy Anniversary to all three couples and to any of our other neighbors who may be celebrating a wedding an­ niversary this week. Don't forget to call us with your families' special dates, and let us know if you have a special celebration. BELATED Happy Anniversary to Glen and Delores Belohlavy, who celebrated Sept. 27. Their daughter-in-law Carol also celebrated her birthday Sept. 30. Best wishes to all of you. Wt flix There was a village board meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. 25. Road work has been going on and is almost completed. This work helped to provide a few days wage to some of our local men. During building and zoning reports, money was turned in for two permits that were issued during the last two weeks. Our building trustee is Dee Valen­ tine. She can be reached at 385- 4903 and will be glad to help you. Dawn Miller 385-4901 Park and beach trustee Lois Parenti turned in another bid for a new kitchen floor. She is also the lady to contact if you are interested in renting the hall. The fees are quite reasonable and included in the fees are tables, chairs, kitchen and bar. She can be reached at 385-3140. During new business, it was brought up by trustee Morris to have the time of board meetings changed to an earlier slot. This will be thought about and discussed at our next meeting Oct. 9. Mm First Born Jeremiah James entered the world Sept. 10, at 6:26 a.m. He tipped the scale at 8 lb. 2 oz. and measured 21 in. long. The new and proud parents are Jeanette Straumann and James Mate hen. Maternal grandparents are Phyllis and Lee Venable of McCullom Lake. The paternal grandfather, is Bernie (Pops) Matchen of McHenry. The great-grandmothers are Lottie Piotrowski of McCullom Lake and Wilma Russell of Min­ neapolis, Minn. We wish the proud parents much joy and happiness with their blue bundle of love. < TOPS Meetings Do you want to look good for the holidays? Do you want to beat the battle of the bulge? We are winning! You can be a TOPS winner too. Whether you have 10 pounds or 100 pounds to lose, we can help you. Come and join the group and 'take off pounds sensibly.' The meetings are at the McCullom Lake beach house on Tuesday evenings starting at 6:30 p.m. Birthdays Belated birthday wishes are sent to Julie Lawson, .who shared Sept. 26 with Steven Morris, turning three on that date ; Brian Hancock celebrated Sept. 27; Gloria Grim shared Oct. 1 with Greg Beck and Jeffrey Krumsee, blowing out eight candles on that date and Lottie Piotrowski shared her special day with Kathy Kalsch. Birthday wishes for this week go to Diane Odom, sharing Oct. 3 with Jeanette Straumann; Cheryl Thacker and Andy Mass share Oct. 4; Fredrick Thorton opens his gifts Oct. 5; Gene Huff and Scott Loewe celebrate Oct. 6; Wayne Blake toasts in another year Oct. 7, and Bill Cross and Chris White turn over the calendar Oct. 8. Many happy returns of the day to all. Anniversaries Anniversary wishes are ex­ pressed to Steve and Carol Drake, sharing another year together Oct. 3; and Dave and Judy Pendleton celebrate another year of marriage Oct. 6. We wish both our couples many more happy years. Community Calendar Wednesday, Oct. 3-- Beach Gals meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the beach house. All ladies welcome. Tuesday, Oct. 9-- Village Board meeting at 8 p.m. •IP • - 0% to 30% ON A BIG SELECTION OF ATHLETIC SHOES. ® ADIDAS® • BROQKS • OLYMPICS™ **' „'WXfrVAV Sale 9.99 USA OLYMPICS'" FOR KIDS. Orlg. 12.99 pr. Choice of nylon/suede velcro or lace-up joggers for girls and lace-up joggers for boys. Reg. $18 pr. Our USA Olympics'" jogging shoes go for fun and fitness in sturdy suede/nylon. With vinyl padded collar, cushioned insole, arch support and rubber sole. Sale 14.99 _ KIDS' NIKES* AND ADULTS' OLYMPICS^ Orig. $20 and 21.99 pr. Boys' or girls' nylon/suede jogger with arch support and herringbone sole. Or choose U.S.A Olympics nylon/suede tennis shoes for men and women. Men's or women's U.S.A Olympics" jogger with Velcro* closure. Orig. $20 Sale 14.99 Not all brands are available at all stores. VISA* •1M4. J C P*nn«y Company, nc J All items available while quantities last. Brickyard, Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Gary Village, Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mall, Marquette Mall, North Riverside Park, Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Winston Plaza, Woodfield. Yorktown