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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. May 28,IS§4 'I Park Need Workers For Carnival IUy ^ Today, Thursday, May 28, at 8 p.m. there is to be a meeting lor all people interested in helping work at our carnival on June 4-7. A lot of workers are needed to make this a success so let's have a lot of people COme out for this meeting. It Will be at the community house at 8 p.m. Community House Schedule Thursday, May 28, 8 p.m. Carnival meeting. Monday, June 1 6:30 to 8 p.m. Girl Scout meeting. Tuesday, June 2 6:30 to 8--Boy Scout meeting and Indian dance practice. Wednesday, J tine 3--Cub committee meeting. Birthday Wishes Birthday wishes go to Tommy Wagner who celebrated his thirteenth birthday on the 28th of May to Rosalie Slonina who celebrates the 29th, to Cheryl Nuss who celebrates her 9th birthday on the 30th. Happy birthday wishes go to Judy Ludwig, Gail Parisi and Rose Oswald who all share the 31st of May as their day. On the 1st of June, George Lauer will be 2 years old and Bobby Rode Will turn 14. On the 2nd, Cindy Kujak will be 11 years old. On the 3rd of June, Judy Johnson will be 5, Morrie Ketchum adds another year, and Mike Ketchum will be 12. We hope all of these people have very happy birthdays. Anniversary Wishes go to Aggie and Joe Prazak "who will celebrate 18 years of Wedded bliss on June 1. May you have many more years of happiness. Cub Scouts Last Sunday the Cub Scouts held their last Pack meeting at the community house grounds with Olympics games being held. Before the games were started Mr. King presented the Charter to Cub committeeman, Ron Meuerer. They started their games with the 30 yd. dash. The winners were. 1st place -- Paul Rogers, 2nd • Place--Herbie Kane, and 3rd • place John Koch in the 8 yr. old group. In the 9 year olds 30 yard dasli, Donald Prazak was 1st, Alan Meurer was 2nd and Jimmy Daurio was 3rd. In the 10 year olds, Jock Worm was 1st, Dave George was 2nd and Ronald Fernstrom was 3rd. The 2nd event was the "shot put" with the winners in 8 to 9 year group being Paul Rogers in 1st place, John Koch in 2nd place, and Robbie Wohnrade in 3rd place. In the 9 to 10 year old group, Donny Prazak took 1st place, Jimmy Daurio was 2nd and Steve Plucinski was 3rd. The 3rd event was the Javelin Throw. In the 8 to 9 year old, Robbie Wohnrade won 1st place, Paul Rogers was 2nd and Herbie Kane was 3rd. In the 9 to 10 year olds, David George was 1st, Donny Jockomo was 2nd and Matthew Mazzone was 3rd. The 4th event was the broad jump with Paul Rogers winning 1st place, John Koch coming in 2nd, and Herb Kane 3rd place in the 8 year olds. In the 9 year olds, Donny Prazak was 1st, Jimmy Daurio was 2nd and Alan Meurer was 3rd. In the 10 year olds Jock Worm was 1st, Mathew Mazzone was 2nd and Dave George was 3rd. The final event was a relay race between Dens, with the winner of 1st place being Aggie Prazak's den 5, 2nd place was Mary Daurio's den 4, and 3rd place was Mrs. Koch's den 2. When all the events were over, Cub master Bob Matthews presented pins to the following boys, Bobby Hodges received his Bobcat pin and three other boys Ron Hanson, and the two Mueller boys will receive theirs at their den meeting because they weren't there. Ronald Timm and Steve Plucinski received their Wolf badges, and Alan Meurer received his Bear. The following boys received Gold Arrows: Ron Timm, Steve Plucinski, and Alan Meurer. Silver Arrows were received by Steve Plucinski, Don Prazak, and Ron Timm. Assistant denners badge was announced for John Mueller, and Robbie Wohnrade received his Denner badge. Although most Cub activities are discontinued for the summer, there will be a family picnic on July 26 that we hope ail Cubs and their families will participate in and on August 15 they are arranging to go to the stock car races. We hope everyone will keep these dates open. The Cub Scouts will march in the parade on Saturday and are to meet in full uniform at the community house by 8:45 so they can go over to the high school in a group. Please be prompt. " . . „ next Tuesday with a cookout to be held at Mrs. Weber's. This meeting will last a little longer than usual so th£ girls are to bring their permission slips with them. The Brownies will receive their 1 year pins and those who will receive their 1 year pins and those who will be going into Girl Scouts will receive their wings. The girls are not marching in the parade Saturday. Girl Scouts We had no news from our Girl Scouts in last week's column so here is what took place at that time. We opened our meeting with Our Promise and the Pledge to the Flag. We talked about our hike coming this Saturday. We picked a name from a hat to be "my square lady" in a play. Last week's meeting we talked about our trip to Brookfield zoo which is coming up. We practiced Skip to my Lou. Then we asked Mr. Mecic to be one who would drive us to the Zoo, He said he would. Mr. Mecic started our friendship circle. The Girl Scouts were able to work on their cooking and gypsy badges last Saturday when they took a 3 mile hike to Veterans acres in Crystal Lake. Cars transported them part way and they hiked the last 3 miles. The girls completed their cooking badge by cooking tomato soup, roasting weiners and making friend potatoes. Each patrol was assigned a certain task such as getting water, gathering wood for fire and a clean up committee. Mrs. Dowell took half of the girls for a hike, making trail signs for the other girls to follow. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Mecic followed along the trail with the other girls 10 minutes later. The girls must have laid a pretty good trail because no one got lost. The following girls took part in the day of fun and achievement; Alicia Sweeney, Debbie Gladman, Kim Worm, Mary Dowell, Debbie McCarthy, Mary Johnson, Holly Koehl, Debbie Franklin, Leah Rode, Dorothy Loser, Barbara Tiffany, and Maria and Ava Mecic. Mrs. Mecic and daughter, Karen, were guests as was Judy Johnson, Mrs. Johnson's younger daughter, and of course Mrs. Dowell. Brownies The Brownies will have their last meeting until September Pink Bundles On May 15 a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parisi. Dawn Marie weighed in at 5 lbs. and 7 oz. and was 19 inches long. The proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. o Repeated Sunday, May 31st ALL SALE Cosmetics -- Toys -- Sundries, etc. aft CLOSE-OUT PRBCES! (If you don't like our Price -- then make us an offer!) Come on the Run! to MILLSTREAM DRUGS •fcf 3720 W. Elm St. Sunday May 31st Only Jewel Shopping Plazer Phone 385-5057 Sam Bucaro, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parisi. Bridal Showers Last Sunday, May 24, a bridal shower was given for Sandy Bucaro at ^he American Legion with about seventy people attending from all over. A buffet luncheon was served. Sandy is being married to Jim Neff on June 27. Another bridal shower on Sunday was given by Jean Czajkowski for her granddaughter, Beverly Grote. Many beautiful gifts were received by both girls. Strolling Through The Park The Koch family had a good scare last Saturday when 11 year old Mike had a severe attack of appendicitis. They rushed him to the clinic where he was checked and blood tests were taken. Luckily for him, his blood count wasn't bad enough to warrant operating and after resting a while he was able to return home. Hope you're feeling better Mike. Get-well wishes also go to Kevin Druml who had a case of tonsillitis with a high fever last Monday. Hope you're feeling better Kevin and also David Wagner who had tonsillitis too. We're glad Cathy Humann's leg is better, now, and hope Johnny Zimney's hand is healing. He cracked a finger while playing ball at school last Thursday and is sporting a cast. The Hendels had a big birthday celebration last Sunday to celebrate John and Marty's birthdays. John was 7 on May 27 and Marty's birthday was in April. Their grandparents came out from Chicago and Roselle along with their aunts and uncles. They were served a delicious ham dinner with all the trimmings. Carole Humann attended a baby shower for Don's cousin, Decise Boyce, in Chicago last Sunday. Strolling Through The Park Cindy Kamp stepped on a nail necessitating a doctor's vism We sure hope Gregg Braun is feeling better after having the red measles. Sorry we missed the first birthday of little Carie Antepenko on May 23. They celebrated with a party last Sunday for all the family. Don't forget our Little League open meeting at 7:30 p.m. May 27 for early paper getters. We wish to welcome the Beasleys back from Florida and with regret say good-bye to Ed and Carol Altmann who have moved to Crystal Lake and to Jim and Alice Quaiver who are moving to Arizona. We certainly hope you will all be very happy in your new homes. Birthday wishes go to Lonnie Jett on her very first birthday. Lonnie's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Werner Henneberg, both of Lakeland Park. Our Tripoley players met last Thursday afternoon for a delicious luncheon served by Grace Mandziara. Those attending were Edna Hountras, Louise McEnery, Ruth McMahon, Delia Julian, Ivy Lezak and Ann Herzog. Helen Kraskiewlcz was unable to attend. Lucille Dietz was hostess to the Wednesday evening bridge club, on May 20. Those attending were Ann Herzog who won first prize, Ann Leigh who was second, and Gayle Laursen, Ruth Chadwick, Ruth MacMahon, Ivy Lezak, and Delia Julian. Joyce Braun was home with her son, Gregg, who had the measles. Last weekend a few of the Millstream Campers rode up to Pleasant Lake in Wisconsin for the weekend. Ivy and Stan Lezak with Delia Julian went on Saturday, and on Sunday Ann Herzog, and Helen and Gene and son Mike Kraskiewicz joined them for a day of fun and cards. Ron Braun and his three oldest kids also went up on Saturday while Joyce stayed home with the baby and Gregg and his measles. It seems that Ron isn't quite used to cooking for he burnt the bacon so they relegated other duties for him so he wouldn't be able to burn any more food and leave them starving. Last Wednesday afternoon, Ivy Lezak had a birthday party for Danny's sixth birthday. Those attending were Susan Horenberger, Cindy Braun, Bobby Stack and Mike Kraskiewicz. Virginia Hodges -is still recuperating in the hospital and I know she likes to hear from people and have visitors. Get better real soon Virginia. Lakemoor-L&lymoor Trash Pickup Thursday Only Shirley Schuerr -- 885-2645 Today is the day the trash will be picked1 up in Lakemoor. Please have your trash alongside your garbage cans. If the trash is not there, it will not be picked up. This will be the only time the trash will be picked up today, Thursday. Reminders These are the last couple of days to pay your association dues at the reduced rate so get on the ball. Mark your calendars* for June 20 for the Women's Club annual smorgasbord. Don't forget the carnival needs workers from June 4 through the 7th. Come to the meeting tonight at the community house at 8 p.m. Baby Shower A surprise baby shower was held for Pat Heald Tuesday May 19 at the home of Mary Sebesta. Those who showered the baby-to-be were Rose Zalenka, Marge Levand, Connie Smith, Ethel Edwards, Mary and Francis Nicholes, Lorraine Heckmann, Shelia Klawes and Shirley Schuerr. The wee-one to be received many lovely gifts. s Harry Grand of Chicago VlJ* ited relatives here over the weekend. Rummage Sale The Woman's Auxiliary will be holding a rummage sale In June. Please call Connie Johnson at 385-39f08 or Toni Ehredt at 385-0513 about your articles for the sale. Date of sale will be announced soon. In Closing Have a happy and safe MemariffitJayweekend. Discount Tire Sale BUY 3 Get 1 FREE McHenry Tire Mart 8931 W. Main McHenry Phone 885-0294 U. S. businesses have some 1.30 trillion papers on file, only 4% of which are classed as being of any value. This would average 3,000 pieces for each of our nation's 65 million employed people. Auxiliary News This; coming Monday, June, 1 is the monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary. It will be held in the large hall of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. a film "Hands of Mercy" will be shown. Guest speaker will by Cpt. J. William Heaver of the Salvation Army. The public is invited to attend. Hostesses for June are Pearle Stineman, Eunice Tobey and Shirley Schuerr. Guests of Walter and Josephine Schuerr Thursday, May 22, were Kate Caswick and Joe and Josie Mueller of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Raimen, son, George, daughter, Patty, of Chicago, visited relatives in Lakemoor over the weekend. EXPERT GROOMING (All Breeds) • BOARDING (Individual Kennels) • TRAINING • BATHING Rudy Becker's Kennels 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 885-2486 (1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In) Chicago! New York! New Orleans! Los Angeles} Everywhere! • ••fantastic Fantastic recaption--showroom Jammed with people from three pja. to midnight --Chicago orders Ona fifth of ail ordars are from CM car owners--Buffalo • ••value People cannot believe you gat ao much standard equipment at that price. They say .. 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District saw 1,100 sales by noon, 400 for other Ford can-DetroU ^ - . . . young-at-heart car Kids from 19 to 79 years of age crowded showroom actually shoulder to shoulder all day--Naw Orleana •.. like a h©©tenanny Business hotter than o hootenanny, cars going like food at a barbecue. --Waatboro, Mass. ...thrills Sand more Mustangs. Can sell all we can get Thrills the youth market--Fort Worth • . . couldn't wall Only major problem is availability. Get the factory going--Stamford • •• cannot believe Parking area at dealership looked like foreign car rally. People can't believe the value-Si Loun ... crash Driver of cement truck, looking at Mustang, lost control and crashed through showroom. --Seattle • • • 5 Had to lock the doors ol the Mustangs because so many people jamming in to sit in those sexy interiors--Chicago ...worth more Most of enthusiastic customers arrived in foreign sports cars and Volkswagens. Many said same thing... 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