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Th«ygjny. September 10,19S4 THE MeSSNS? 2LAXNDEALER OfiGE&OB Two -- Fag* Cat LAKELAND PARK NE BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4856 Woman's Club Opens Season It is hoped by the officers and various committees that the comriiunity house will be bulging with the ladies of the subdivision. It's the first meeting for the 1964-65 season for the Lakeland Park Woman's Club and the entertainment committee has come up with a gift exchange for the social part of the evening. No ladies don't make a wild dash to the local stores for a gift, this is a gag and humor party and the gifts are to be something you no longer want. Any oldjsweater, purse, shoes and etc., are considered as gifts for the evening, there is one thing they don't ask to be brought as gifts and that's your better half, he's needed at home to do the baby sitting while you're attending the meeting. Come on all you ladies of the park get down to the hall at 8:30-and have a very pleasant evening with a real nice activj^grpup. Baseball Uniforms We've been asked by both Little League and Pony League managers to once against ask that uniforms be turned into the managers of the team your son played ball on. Come on mom wash up, the uniform and have your boy return it so the managers can get them stored for next year. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Community House Schedule Any reservations or cancellations for the community house are to be made through Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Thursday, Sept. 10, Woman's Club and Social at 8:30. Monday, Sept. 14, Girl Scouts, 4:30 to 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 15, 6:30 to 7 Boy Scout Indian Dance practice, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Boy Scout meeting. Wednesday, Sept. 16, 7:30, Private Party. Thursday, Sept. 17, 8 p.m. Regular Board meeting. Sympathy Extended Nickolas T. Mueller, 85, of 4500 Parkway went to his eternal reward on Thursday, Sept. 3. He had lived here f&r two years. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his wife, Marie, and his son, William, of Mc- Henry. Golf Anyone? Remember all you ardent golfers who would like to take AS YOU TRAVEL stay with us! 0RAKE MOTH. U.S. 40(SmllM of " u.: I-.« HICKORY MAMOR 04 jjVf.fi II 8.14 at Hickory St., Sm north sort area... suites, .ttes, Bwlmmlnq pool* ALAMO PLAZA MOTEL U.S. 41 North, Ft** t\illy Alr-coadtfln«i«i Ksaaonetol* JDERSON, ST. MARY'S MOT IT tinted br*aktaoS<> part in the tournament, contact Jim Wickenkamp at 385- 3069 or North Kwiatek at 385- 0362. The date is set for Sept. 27 at 11 a.m. Individuals or foursomes may sign up, just give either of the men a call. Boy Scout Troop Our Boy Scout meetings are once again in full swing. Any boy 11 years old can join up now by coming down to the community house at 6:30 on any Tuesday evening. The Kiswaukee District Fall Campo- ree is set for Sept. 18, 19 and 20. All Scouts are asked to please, be on time for their meetings. Dennis Druml, Senior Patrol Leader Special Celebrations will be taking place in these homes this coming week. Sept. 11 has Donald Kaminski reaching age 10. On the 12th there is quite a group who will all be blowing out candles on their birthday cakes, the Johnson twins, Dennis and David will be 13, Donald Nicolai reaches 16, Karen Slonaina becomes 9, Barbara Ann Humann that active age of 2 and Shirley Koch becomes one year younger. Mark Allen Slonina becomes 2 on the 13th. Karen Johnson celebrates on the 14th as do, Herby Kane, who'll be 9, Cathy Lynn Knor will be another 2 years old and Darlene Gladman will be 9, Darlene's sisters, Jo- Anne, was 8 on the first of the month. We're both very sorry we got their names mixed up last time. Joey Parisi is no longer a resident of the Park but we know his mom reads our column so we hope she'll wish Joey a happy four years for us on the 15th. Junior Przetacznik will be 7 on the 15th. Chuckie Fernstrom will be 12 on the 17. That very active and very nice couple Helen and Gene Kraskiewicz share 29 years of togetherness on Sept. 14. To them and to all those who have birthdays go our very best wishes for many, many years of health and happiness. Couples Bowling Time is set for starting at 9 p.m. sharp for our Couples league this Saturday, Sept. 12. You don't see too much expert bowling done but the group has a riot of fun. Moms and dads get that baby sitter a few minutes early so everyone can start bowling at the same time. Hope this year the group has some terrific scores to report, we'd like to see someone come up with a 300. Cub Scouts Our Cub Scout Pack 459 will hold its first meeting of the new year on Monday Sept. 21 at 7:30 at the community house. All boys aged 8 who are interested in joining should plan on attending the meeting, bring along mom and dad. Denmothers will be notifying their Cubbers when the Den meetings will be held. The Pack is going to be selling address labels again this year to meet expense money for the operation of the Pack, so keep the lads in mind when yeu need them. Our Cubmaster, Bob Matthews, is attending school and has asked us to please, see if there is a man in the community, who is able to take over the Pack as Cubmaster as he is no longer available to do so. Come on dads give Bob a call at 385-6063 and offer your services for a very worthwhile group of boys. Cystic ' Fibrosis Drive Mrs. Richard Janczak is in charge of the community's Cystic Fibrosis Drive. The drive is to take place between Sept. 1 and 15 so when a volunteer Dear friends, 2SS2V .tr .sru HP"• friendship and esteem. ' form Iethrthl^ryS glad t0 co«- a t t i m e s w e h a v e " e e n * n d , offer helpful sug the funeral arrangements oj those^s^-e^edtr carried out to the letter" Respectfully, AIIB3JLA£3Ci 18*400 knocks on your door for a donation to this very needy cause, please, be generous. Girl Scouts The first official meeting of the Girl Scouts will be held on Monday, Sept. 14 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the community house. Football All boys planning on going out for football this season should have their money and registration forms turned in by Saturday, Sept. 12. Practice time is 10 a.m. at the community house ball field. Not Up To Par: The subdivision was very shocked last Monday to learn of the accident that has Cindy Kujak hospitalized. Cindy was climbing a tree at Herzog beach when a branch gave way and she fell 30 feet. She sustained a broken wrist and ankle and is unable to be moved because of the possibility of broken vertebraes in her spine. (Cindy is laying on a board at McHenry hospital until the doctors can move her enough to find out how badly her back is injured. She is not able t</ eat as all her teeth have been knocked loose. They §re still keeping close tabs for internal injuries. We're sure many cards sent to Cindy would help to cheer her just a little. Heard that huge blister on Terry Funk's hand has finally "broken. Ronnie Kamp had a rapid visit to the doctor last week for two shots when he was stuck by a dart. Karl Lense suffered from a badly lacerated tongue. Kevin Druml was the victim of a foreign object in the lake and has a badly cut toe and foot. Hope Bill Bates' torn ligament doesn't keep him from too many football games. Mary Daurio was among, those hit by a bug of some kind keeping her close to home and bed. Our best also goes to Helen Strandquist and Carole Humann also. Hope by our next column everyone is much improved. Strolling Through The Park Marion Duffy celebrated her birthday in grand style on Slept. 2 with the following neighbors, Wilma Atkinson, Beulah Hoard, Lorraine Arient, Gloria Vanek, Agnes Prazak, Grace Campo, James Grothman and Rose Dolenski. Coffee cake and plenty of gabbing was the order of the day. Donna Johnson spent several days visiting with her good friend, Kathy Becker. Donna also went on her first campout with the Becker family to Starved Rock. Jackie Geishecker of Evanston spent most of last week visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Oswald. Jackie enjoyed fishing each day she was here with her grandpa, and cousins, Buddy, Dennis and Kevin Druml. Wednesday evening the Druml family joined Jackie in enjoying one of grandma's luscious chicken dinners. Sunday, the balance of the Geishecker family came out for dinner and to show the beautiful colored slides they had taken on their trip to Canada and Niagara Falls. The Geishecker family, besides Jackie, include* Blanche, Ed and their other four daughters Janice,, Joyce, Judy and June. Visiting with Dorothy and Karl Lense for the past few days have been their niece and nephew," Mark and Beth. Never knew two weeks could fly by so very rapidly but they have and our number 1 son has returned to his Air Force Base and school. Only a mother of a son in service knows what I mean when I say it all went by too fast. Bud did get in most of the things he wanted to do and that was lots of sleep and lots of fishing. Hope he enjoyed being home as much as we all enjoyed haying him. Pat and Paul Richardson and family completed their two week vacation last week. The first week Pat and Paul rented a camper trailer and took a trip to New Orleans while their two children stayed at grandma's. Paul had a friend who was in the Navy with him who lived down there and they enjoyed a nice visit with the family. They returned home to spend the second week doing odd job around the house as well as putting finishing touches to their new garage. On Wednesday they again took the day off to take the children to the Brookfield Zoo. The kids enjoyed this immensely, including the porpoise show which was something to see. Other visitors to the zoo last week were the Meurer family who attended the same porpoise show as the Richardsons although they didn't get close enough to say hello. Barb Muerer and the four children went into Maywood Wednesday morning on their way to the zoo. This was Grandma and Grandpa's first time in about 15 years and they really enjoyed themselves. Alan, Shirley and Johnny are enjoying the last few days of their vacation in at Grandma's. The George enjoyed a day at the Zoo on Tuesday even though they saw all kinds of bears, deer and other wildlife out west. You can't help but get enthused as Shirley George recounts some of the adventures they had on their recent camping trip out west. Of course, when they tell you about the road up to the top of some of the mountains where you ride right along the edge of a sheer drop off and how they walked across the suspension bridge over the Royal Gorge and looked down and found nothing below for miles, it would take a little persuasion to get my husband, Ron, to go ouff that way. A lot of cold weather had them coming home a little sooner than they expected. Ivy, Stan and Danny Lezak, Delia Julian and Ann Herzog camped out at Rock Cut State Park near Rockford for a few grand and glorious days last week. They enjoyed the scenery and their usual card games to the fullest. Kathy and Barbara Humann have returned home to be with their mom. Carole's family is once again complete and happy. Helping Billy -Eckhart celebrate his twelfth birthday were by owerwoo ADING YEW *1 $1995 doz. crwcc Rt. 14 & 1 ?6 Phone 459-6200 Crystal Lake, 111. Daily 8-5:80 -- Sunday 9-5 were Norbie Kwiatek, Robbie Wickenkamp and Steve Plucinski. The boys all went to Go Carting on Monday and were joined by their parents at the Eckhart home for cake iand ice cream. On Sunday, Billy was also guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marks and their three children, Ricky, Cathy and Debbie from Des Plaines, were dinner guests. Arpther birthday celebration took place at the Jack Oakford home on Monday of last week. Guest of honor was Pete's sister, M a ri 1 y n McCullough. Those in attendance for dinner and the usual birthday cake were, Marilyn's daughteer, Patty, her brother, Duke Grondy, his wife, Connie, and their son, Mark. Eileen and Pete Paulsen and their children, Danny and Cindy. Eileen is Petey's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulsen and Petey's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Heard they all enjoyed Petey's cooking. Ivy Lezak, H£len Kraskiewicz, Ann Herzog and Delia Juliain all enjoyed an impromptu supper and card sessions on Thursday of last week. They all gathered at the Lezak /tome. SHEEP STATUS Illinois sheep were declared free of scabies for the first time after an intensive eradication campaign by the Illinois Department of Agriculture and the U. S. Department of Agriculture, according to a report last week. The scabies-free status makes it no longer compulsory to dip breeder and feeder sheep that are moved from Illinois to another state unless that state requires this precaution. RIHGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN 65S-2045 Entertqin Club At Carr Home Miss Mae Wiedrich was the hostess for the Card Club last Wednesday, which was held in the home of Mrs. Flora Carr Mrs. Mable Hawley took high for the day with Mrs. Bertha Peet being low. Bunco Club The Bunco Club met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Flora Carr with Miss Mae Wiedrich as hostess. Mrs. Viola Low was high for the afternoon with Mrs. Agnes Doherty second and Mrs. Helen Page taking low. Board Meeting Scheduled There will be a monthly school board meeting of the Ringwood members on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Ringwood's board consists of Clayton Bruce, E. G. Winters and Paul Walking ton. Mike Hogans Announce Birth Susie and Mike Hogan are the proud parents of a 8 lb. 11 oz. baby boy. The little fellow was born at 6:15 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 4 at the McHenry hospital, and was 21 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Jacobsen are the proud maternal grandparents of their first grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan are paternal grandparents. He will answer to the name of Michael Gene Hogan, Jr. Congratulations and the best of wishes to Mike and Susie on the birth of their first child. Thomas Fitzgerald Christened Thomas Fitzgerald Hogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hogan of Elgin, was christened last Supday at St. Thomas More Catholic church in Elgin. Pat Hogan was sponsor for her nephew with Loren Freund, the baby's great uncle, as the other sponsor. After the 12:30 p.m. christening, a dinner was served in the Gerald Hogan home to Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, Harry and Pat, Tom Parsley, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Freund and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Schoenholtz of McHenry; Here 'N' There Mrs. L. E. Hawley spent a couple of days visiting in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family spent the Labor Day weekend visiting relatives in Wisconsin. On Tuesday, Mrs. Richard Thompson and boys of Greenwood, Mrs. John Hogan and Mrs. Mike Hogan visited in the Gerald Hogan home in Elgin. With a short week for news, that's about all there is to report. Hope you all had a safe enjoyable weekend holiday. See you next week? THE CLAt Nee Some LONG GREEN FRIDAY EVENING CHECKS CASHED for ki Account Holders U Open your Savings Account before Sept. 15 and earn from the 1st. ur TO AND LOAN ASSOCIATION fiaite ! jjf • 3611 WEST ELM STREET • MeHENRY, ILLINOIS' V Pkw*