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• * T * 'Page Sixteen tM McHENKY PLAINDEALEft ^fhnis3af. "SLAF *!. 195& bara Meuer, Shirley Ozog, Bernice Boyce, Helen Strandquist, Lyda Radisch and your reporter. Lakeland Park LPPOA DUES MUST BE PAID THIS MONTH I Take A Trip Vickie Bottari--2262-J - 1524-J u Mt- ,and Mrs" J™ Gagnon have just recently returned The Lakeland Park Property fro™ f, i-200 mjIe triP v^r ich Owners association dues of $5. them to Superior. Wis and the first quarter scavenger Duluth, Minn., and then went dues of $4.50 must be in at the Ito the Penmsula of Michvery latest the end of this 'gan- . thf copper country and > month. If you have not as yetl^nsed a}] °[^e^ela\\ves, taken care of this, do so at the earliest possible time. Women's Club The monthly meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's club will lake place this evening starting PROMPTLY at 8:30 at the Rizzo home at 325 Home Avenue. We must start at 8:30 ! In order to visit with all of them they really would need a whole month because they have 121 nieces and nephews; but they did visit the immediate family and that is a family of fourteen, nine brothers and five sisters. Now they are planning on a family reunion to day and the other was her confirmation at 11 a.m. service in the Methodist church of McHenry. Guests for the occasion were her maternal and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Noel, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. G. Montgomery. She was presented with a number of very lovely gifts. Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary To Mrs. Helen Hansen on her over "21" birthday on April 28 and on the twenty-eighth she and her husband celebrated their wedding anniversary. sharp this meeting due to the J*'3,06 fact that we are going to have Word or Thanks I suppose by now most of you Ihe installation of our new of- : ficers and a very short business mooting and then this is our social meeting so we want to take care of everything just as quickly as possible so that we can go ahead and play our . games and have ourselves a real good time. All you new residents try to make this mer to be held at the original have seen the new speed signs Gagnon farm in Trap Rock that have been posted through- Valley, Mich, which has been • out various points in our subin existance for 92 years and division. They sure are nice and there is still a Gagnon on that thanks for these goes to H. farm. j Wuepse for the fine job he has :-- done on these signs. Spring Vacation ^ Lot's not only look at "them Paul and Nancy Lexow spent though, but let's observe them their spring vacation at the because with school soon lethome of their grandparents, ting out there will be more and meel ing as you can get To meet i Mr- and MrSi William Radisch. more children out at play and mo'. o and more of your neigh- j ™et of ,thf U'° d°n W any °ne ° e™ bors. borhood children and really | hurt in any way. had themse'vos quite a time. First Communion Parties Visitors Lost Sunday morning at the Lyda Radisch, Louise McEnery, , Jean Gagnon, Jean Parisi, Fran "Cina, Jo Rizzo and yours truly. I„iinrheon Is Served If you have not as yet purrhased your tickets for the i Mr. and Mrs. William Ra- ^ 8 o'clock Mass at St. Patrick's "Luncheon is Served" to be ! disch really had quite a house Catholic church several of our hold on May 26 at the Arrieri- |full on Friday, May 1. Mr. and children received their First can Legion hall at 12 noon i Mrs. Carl Riley* daughter. Holy communion and among being sponsored by the Lake- Jackie, and her three children; these having parties were: land Park Women's club, you Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lexow. Bradford Grote who had severbetter do so, because the tick- daughter. Shirley, and of course °f his relations to help him ets are going fast and you can rthey took their bull terrior. celebrate this very beautiful do so by contacting the follow- I Pinkey, on her first trip from ^a.v >n the life of any Catholic ing members of the committee: Chicago. , child and they were namely:. Josephine and Nina LeCeba Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grote of and JoLee Ponzo spent their Franklin Park, Mr. and Mrs. spring vacation at the home of Vincent Lorio of Lakemoor, their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leone, Mr. Mrs.'Bucaro. and Mrs. George Leone, Mr. . j and Mrs. Robert Leone, Mr. It's A Girl land Mrs. Ed. Czajkowski (his Welcome Party A welcome party for new residents of our community was hel^pn Thursday April 30 at the Rizzo home. We played one game where we were to npme either a large department store in Chicago Loop or an eating place, and believe me we are no longer city folks we really belong to the coun- Mr. and Mrs. William Casey ! grandmother and grandfather) are the proud parents of their ! an^ J°e Lorio. third little girl. This little miss i Phil Bucaro had a party at tipped the scale at 10 lbs. 4 ozs. ! the home of his aunt in Niles and she will answer to the very ' anc^ JoAnn Rizzo celebrated pretty name of Michele Marie. : her with her grandmother, Waiting to see their new sister Mrs. Rizzo, Mr. and Mrs. at home are Cynthia Marie i Frank Geltner and family, Mr. try now because some of us ! and Kimberly Ann. i and Mrs. John Geltner and Sunnyside Estates HOLD S.E.H.O.A MEETING AT PUBLIC SCHOOL by Lois Anderson Tonight's the night again, 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg public school for the S.E.H.O.A; meeting. The various committees will report on their activities along with other business. If you have never attended a meeting or are a new resident, remember this association is fdr everyone and you are most welcome. Winners Some of your younger set brought glory to their families at the state roller skating meet held at the local roller rink on Sunday, April 26. Tommy Fry, who is oj>iy six, made his parson, Rog Swanson, Pete Parisi, Geoffrey VonWollenberg, Peppie Cina, Don Parisi (brother), Trudy Drochner, Shirley Thorton, Eleanore Wirfs, Bonnie and Sandy Bucaro, Margie Parisi, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parisi and family from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cina and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Przetacznik and sons and last but not least of course her little sister, Francine. She received some very lovely gifts and a wonderful time was had by one and all. Little League The first meeting to organize a nucleus of coaches, managers and officers for our own little league was held at McDonald's on Tuesday, Apr. 28. The territory will include all young lads, ages 8 through 12, from Lakewood subdivision, the village of McCullom Lake, West Shore Beach and Lakeland Park. Each bov is being asked for a registration fee of two dollars. This amount will include insurance and a cap. The registration blanks will be available at Lottie and Gene's grocery store and must be signed by parent or guardian. were unable to answer only a lmitod few of the questions. We 'played two other games and believe me even at these our minds were almost as slow as some of our movements once we really become country dwe'lers, but even at this the following ladies had themselves quile an enjoyable evening what with the loads of coffee and toa that was served along with the cakes and ice-cream: D. Glorch, B. Bockman, M. A. Pettmor, Donna Rode, Ann Wohnrodo. Jo. Rizzo, Jean Gagncn, Fran Cina, Louise Mc- Eliery, Jean Parisi, j family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hav- Skating Review ; erfield and family, Mr. and ! Billy and Diane Krater skat- j Mrs. Henry Dingman, Mr. and ed in the ice-carnival which Mrs. Ben. Marasa, all from was held in the Chicago Stadium on Saturday, April 25. They were comets in the celestial reverie portion of the show. New Church Member Mrs. Beula Rose Hoard has become one of the newest members of the Methodist church of McHenry. Confirmation and Birthday On Sunday, May 3 Jackie Lillian j Noel had occasion for two cel- Glosson, Gladys A. Hafer, Bar- s ebrations, one her 14th birth- READY-MIX M°Henn Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kutina and family of Oak Lawn. ' Sweet 16 A surprise birthday party was held for Janice Parisi on the occasion of her sixteenth birthday. The boys and girls who surprised Janice on this very wonderful day were: Dave Miller, John Olson, Jim Han- YES, We Have SATURDAY Delivery! PLUMBER® NOT AS EXPENSIVE^ AS^O'JTHINkl, \ THAT BATHROOM OR. | THAT KITCHEN SINK 8066, CAN YOU LET ME OPF THIS AFTERNOON TO GO SHOPPING WITH MV WIPE AND HELP HEP WITH TH RACKA6ES? / g | THANK NOU SHOP AROUND IF YOU WISH, THANK XOU BUT IT WILL JUST PROVE MUCH. YOU SWELL GUV McMNRY WORK FOR FORGET IT READY-MIX IS THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO DEAL WE MEM FOLKS TOGETHER, KNOW READY M/X CO. FNC McHENRY 920 --»/ W ANTIOCH • /=&>/? 7&/-L F&££1SE&V/C£ <3RAYS LAK E • Q2CXD MCHENRY H.E.BUCH (Mid SONS PLUMBING'M EATING AIR CONDITIONING M'HENRY 48 ' COMPLETE Formal Mental Service ents happy by winning two very nice trophies for rirst place in the Tiny Tots Men's speed and singles contests. These trophies ar£ proudly on display on the family television set for all to sefe. For the first event Tommy wore the club colors, black and white, and a big number 39. In his other costume he cut a fine figure in navy blue trousers trimmed in silver, a white shirt with bow tie and a red cummerbund. His sister Sanay, who is nine, looked very pretty in a yellow frock trimmed in silver sequins and in her hair she wore a rhinestone tiara. She and her partner. Don Womac of Sunnyside, placed second in the juvenile dance event. Her prize is a silver medal engraved on, the back. Another young man who displayed his ability in the speed event of the §,ub-novice class, was Pat (Poppy) De Francisco. Ho wore the club colors, black and white and the number 25 on his back when he took second place in this event. He also lias an engraved medal to show to his friends. His older brother, Lou, also competed in the meet in the novice men's speed class. Congratulations to all these young people, not only for their awards but for their efforts in a truly healthful and all around great sport. Registration A final reminder of the kindergarten registration at the Johnsburg public school this week, Monday through Wednesday inclusive. To be eligible for the fall term your boy or girl must be five years of age by Dec. 1, 1959. Registration will taike place between the hours of 9 and 12 on these days. Home Bureau News Homemakers from all parts of McHenry County demonstrated convincingly, that even a ladies' picnic can be fun. This was the annual Home Bureau spring picnic held in Woodstock on Friday, May 1. A white elephant sale was first on the agenda, followed by a pot-luck lunch. Afterwards the group participated in games and singing, while colorful slides of Europe offered a passport to another world. The trip was most pleasant and instructive. Farm Visit A big treat was in store for the kindergarten class iast week when they visited one of the neighboring farms. Much ot their delight, they were allowed to view the animals closeup. Children of Sunnyside Estates who enjoyed the experience were Donna Noah, Laurie Smolinski, Tommy try and Johnny Lakowske. er, Harry and his family. (You may remember, he was the one they almost didn't see last year when he was up here, let's hope they get together with a little less confusion this time). While there they will try to scoot over to Mexico for a "peek" as Polly put it. Another place of interest along the way will be the French Quarter in New Orleans, which Jim is very anxious for Polly to see. Next will be a visit to other relatives in Birmingham, Ala., then on to more kin and friends in Nashville, Term. They plan to be gone the better part of the month and should have a glorious time. Birthdays A haRpy birthday wish tomorrow "(Friday) to Millie Morresi and Bud Kennebeck. The only little birthday celebrant of the week, and she is a little one, Karen Hanahan, who will be one year old on May 10. Along with Karen on that day we will, see Don Gerstein and Jack Kelso putting another year behind them. Happy birthday all. Southern Travelers Those lucky Stevens', Jim and Polly, left Tuesday on an extended tour of the south. Their first stop will be Houston, Texas to visit Jim's broth- Special Notice The garbage collector will make a special trip this Saturday to collect any old junk'or trash you may want to get-rid of. Have everything out by*<9 am. ,it --^ BBGEBBOOK MENT^V. (May 11-14) . jjtt Monday: Beef, gravy, gotgtoes, cole slaw, pineapple white cake. . " ] "1 Tuesday: Meat loaf, peufej'ty potatoes, creamed corn, carrsdt and celery sticks arid cherries. 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