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Thursday, Jgne %2. 19§] a r - jLakeland Park OPEN FIFTH jANNUAL CARNIVAL 'THURSDAY NIGHT J Pat Gelwlcks EV. 5-S712, I Gloria Flannigan EV. 5-4710 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Qivaa | This evening is the opening our fifth annual carnival. *Iunight is kids night and rides Will be at cut prices. The cariiival will run through June 25. ^Location is the corner of highway West 120 and Meadow I^ane. Newer and better rides Avillv be available, the roller Roaster for adults and children, beta pus, tilt-a-whirl, and many Other rides and the usual arcade booths. There will be lots eat and drink. Let's keep our fingers crossed for good Weather this year. See You? i Little League t We would like to welcome a Jew more boys into the baseball club. Guy Rosendahl of Cubs; Steward Tihinen, the Sox; Mark Bartos, Braves; Paul Tihinen, Tigers; William Bates, Orioles; William Chadgjpk and Bill Harwig of the Pirates. .. The new field is starting to take shape. Dedication of the field has been planned for July 9, more information will appear in this column. All of the boys enjoyed the trip to Sox Park. It was a good game and from all the noise coming over the ole TV, everyone must have had a ball. rAe most rewarding thing about the whole trip was the manner in which the boys conducted themselves. The season startecj off with the Orioles topping the Pirates 12 to 11. The Cubs took the Sox 22 to 4, and the Tigers nosed out the Braves 6 to 5. The Pirates won over the Cubs 6 to 2, and the Orioles took a game over the Tigers 8 to iThe "Sox beat the Braves 6 to 1, but the Braves put one in the win column by taking the Cubs 4 to 3. The Pirates edged out the Tigers 7 to 5, and the Orioles kept up their winning ways by taking the Sox 12 to 1. The Braves chalked up a win over the Orioles 13 to 2. Here is the schedule for the ring week, this is printed the benefit of you fans, so let's get out there. / Sunday. June 25, Braves vs. Cubs (1st game); Pirates vs. Sox i2nd game). Monday, 26, Orioles vs. Sox, Tuesday. 27, Braves vs. Pirates, Wednesday, 28, Cubs vs. Tigers, Thursday, 29, Sox vs. Cubs. Sunday^ 1st game 1 p.m. and1 2nd gi'me to follow. Weekdays 6:30 p.m. Smorgasbord The smorgasbord sponsored by the Vomen's club has been a successful project again this year. This Saturday night it was a pleasant one and all attending seemed to enjoy everyone else's cooking. Committee members. Pat Brunow, Jan Kozy, Pat Gelwieks, Petey Oakford, Mimi Ladd, Shirley George and Barbara Meurer were kept happily busy and did a terrific job. Everything went smoothly and was very attractive. Jody, who is doing as Well as could be expected, still remains on the critical list. We send our prayers, for a speedy recovery, with her family J. and Evelyn Osmon and sister, Barbara. Jody's friend from Chicago, who was involved also was taken to the hospital, but was released with only bruises, scratches and cuts. Get-Well Wishes M a y we e x t e n d g e t - w e l l wishes to Ronnie Jarman of 615 Home avenue. Ronnie recently had an accident at work, where he fell from a scaffold. He was taken to a Waukegan hospital for observation. Ronnie returned home Saturday to recuperate. of Cicero; uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs,, George Husick and two week old cousin, Kathleen; uncle, Ronald A'rient. Father's Day was also celebrated. Parents Would the summer be a safer one if each parent took the time to explain to their children that the roads are for the purpose of cars, trucks or motor vehicles? A phone call from a resident has spurred this question, mentioning that children dare to be hit. and really have no resfiect or fear of moving vehicles. T ft i s m-idont asked to have Lake wood and Home avenue comer specifically mentioned and I'm sure there are other readers who know of other places where children seem to think they have the right of way. Happy Anniversary Matt, Sr., and Eva Bott celebrated their forty-eighth anniversary June 19. Happy Belated Birthdays To Cynthia Kujak who was 8 June 2 and to Mary Ann Krupinski who celebrated her thirteenth way back on June 6. Christening Sunday, June 4, Dorothy and John Chismar had their baby daughter, Kathleen Nel. christened at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. John Sherman of Chicago and Mrs. Margaret Chismar were Kathleen's sponsor's. There were twenty guests attending the affair. Dcrothy p r e p a r e d a d e l i c i o u s m e a l which was sei*ved out door style. Accident Jody Osmon, age 9, of 4815 Shore Drive, was involved in a bike-truck accident on the corner of Meadowlane and Prairie avenue Thursday evening, June 15. She was taken to the McHenry hospital, where she will remain for sometime due to serious internal injuries. Happy Birthdays To Barbara Gamom who was 7 years old June 20. To Joan Burmann and Inge Pissowotzki on June 27. Happy Birthday Doings Shirley Meurer observed her fourth birthday June 17, but celebrated the eighteenth and ninteenth. Sunday the Meurers were guests of Barb's sister and family, Mr. and Mi's. James Ellis, of Lombard, where Shirley's birthday and Father's Day were celebrated together. Guests, Chuck and Cathy Campo, Ann, Teresa, Bonnie, Marge and Bobby Kroening, sister, Linda and brothers, Allan and Johnny, attended a Monday afternoon party for Shirley. Cake and ice cream were enjoyed along with games. Sunday, June 18, was Patricia Arient's sixth birthday. A party was given for Pat in Chicago. Her guests were her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arient; her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Barta; uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bittenger and family of Oak Lawn; uncle and aunt, Mr. i and Mrs. Ed Barta and family Award Winners Ulrike Mueller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Mueller, was named winner of the F.T.A. Scholarship on graduating from McHenry high school. Ulrike, a native of Germany, came to this country four y#»rs ago. She is a member of the j National Honor Society and I seventh in her class scholastically. Other affiliations included the F.T.A. and Latin Club. She received first rating in the d i s t r i c t L a t i n c o n t e s t l a s t spring. She was named alternate for the Kiwanis Scholarship. Miss Mueller's ambition is to become a high school teacher. She will attend Northern Illinois university where she will major in mathematics. Kathy E. Kozicki. 16. received a bon/1 for heirv* a winner in the flag contest. The contest was held recentIV to design a flag for the city of McHenry. The flog, {vhich is a combination of ideas will be presented to the city during Fiesta" week. Graduation Party Nicolas Pintozzi, son of Charles and Mildred of 4913 W. Home avenue, graduated from the McHenry high school June 9. He will enter Loyola university in the fall. A celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto7/.i of Edgebrook Heights, Sunday. June 11. Buffet style dinner was served to the seventy-five guests. Some of the guests were Nicolas' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pintozzi and family; brother, Charles, and Rose Mary Pintozzi and family j of Crystal Lake; sister, Pete and Ann Marie Johnson and family of Lakeland Shores: parents, Mildred and Charlqs Pintozzi of Lakeland ParkS and Mr. and Mi's. Josei<h Etton of McHenry, pius many TH^ruls' and other relatives from cago. Father's Day Doings Jack and Petey Oakford spent Father's Day in Oak Park with Jack's dad, Jack Oakford, Sr. Sunday evening, Ed and Mickey Gladman and family went to Antioch to wish Mickey's father. Mr. R. Tiderman, a happy Father's Day. Guests of Matt and Eva Botts Sunday were son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bott. Jr., from Sunnyside Estates and daughter and familv, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenneth. ; from Oak Park Later in the afternoon granddaughter, Mary Ann Kenneth, and friend, Ed, dropped in to wish all the fathers a happv\day! Along with celebrating Father's Day, Matt and Eva celebrated their torlyeighth anniversary. Zoo Trip Ed and Mickey Gladman; Deboraji. Joanne and Darlene and Mickey's sister. Lynn Young, went to the Brookfield ; Zoo Sunday afternoon. Grand- I ma Emily Gladman enjoyed j the Visit to the zoo also. j Vacations ; Debbie and Keith Schaedel ; spent a week in Meadowdale i visiting, with their aunt and : uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Woolev. F.vchange Cousins i Kevin Hahndorf spent a week visiting bis uncle and ; aunt. Mr. and Mi's. Chester i Laciak in Oak Park. In return Ricky Hahndorf enteri tained 13 year old Jim Lieiak. i The bi ys had fun camping out Ann. and her mother and brother, Mrs. Witta and Gregory and Mr. and Mi's. Anthone Witta drove to Niles to visit another brother, Ed Witta, and wife. Elaine. Margo and Wally Scheadel e n t e r t a i n e d S a t u r d a y a f t e r - noon, June 17. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace and family of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wooley and Walter Schaedel. Sr., of Meadowdale. They enjoyed the afternoon with games. Lynn Young from Chicago is finishing her second week's visit with her sister, Mickey, and Ed Gladman. Kathy Flannigan is enjoying a visit from Barbara Smith of Cicero, who is spending a two week vacation at Kathie's home. Jerry and Delores Rogers entertained friends. Rocky and Charolette, of Wisconsin, Sunday with an out-door barbecue. V.F.W. NEWS J. B. Smith The forty-second convention of the Department of Illinois, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was held in Rockford recently. The business on the agenda of the session was of grave importance. The resolutions on the matters at the national level dealing with our defense and international problems, showed leadership and understanding of the part we must play in the struggle to survive. Rockford was a most gracious host, and was thrilled by the pageant ry and color of the parade. Our own Red Devils, along with the color guard, contributed greatly toward the fabulous fifth district winnttg first prize. • %* The Ladies' auxiliaiy to Fax "River Post was the only atpc? iliary in Illinois to be recantmended to national for an award for outstanding work H the Americanism program this year. Fox River Post 4600 and auxiliary both received citations for being seventh in thp state for a job well done ftf community service. These things are not handed to you. but results of laflg hours of tireless effort. More people commit sufcfcK with the knife and fdfk: thfti any other weapon. * A polished person is one who does not cast reflections at others. doors. Visitors i Billy Johnson, age 10, and I Ed Johnson, age 5'•>. from | Berkeley are spending this ; week with uncle and aunt, Frank and Joyce Dort. ! Bud and Dorothv Uttieh's Iguests for a week were Dorjothy's sister. Mrs. William Ca- ! gle. and five of her ten chil- ! dren from Cincinnati, Ohio, i Two of the children. Janice and Jimmy, are staying with : the IMtiehs for the summer. 1 During the visit, Dorothy. Lorraine and the children went to Plain, Wis., for several days (where they visited one of their thcr sisters. Mi's. Leslie Palmer and tamily. Ann Hirshberg's brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Anthone Witta. visited Ann from last Thursday to Sunday morning. The Wittas had just completed a tour through Wisconsin and were on their way home to 1 Long Beach, Calif. Saturday, Visiting John a n d Gloria Flannigan enjoyed a weekend in Cicero. They attended the races Saturday evening with a club they belonged to in Cicero. On re- ; turning home the Flannigans visited Gloria's parents. Mr. anil Mrs. F. Moravec of Richmond, for a Father's Day cook- ! out. Retiring Reporter Is grateful to all the readers for their co-operation in supplying news for our column. It has l«een fun and hope everyone will give Gloria as much courtesy as has been given me. Here's hoping our little Gerstad bundle will help make good news this fall. Meet Your Neighbor Welcome "New-Comers" John and Gloria Flannigan. of 1611 N. Pleasant avenue. They have lived here three months and mined from Cicero. They 1 have four children, Kathy. age 1 13. Kristie. age 8, Johnny, age ! 6. and Kelly, age 2',-. Gloria ! attended Morton high school in I Cicero ;.nd John attended Oak Park high. •> | This new attractive couple met while Gloria was baby sitting for John's sister 14 years ago. John is a brick layer and was stationed in the Philippine Islands with the Army. He enjoys baseball and football She is the new reporter for this weekly column. 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