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Thursday, September 17, 19S4 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER S^Sioa TV99 -- Psgs9 Setting new standards of luxury, this 1965 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special Sedan is four inches longer than last year. The extra length, exclusive to this model, is realized almost entirely in the rear passenger compartment. With a vinylcovered padded roof the Sixty Special is designated as the Brougham and is distinguished with special Brougham script next to the wreath and crest on the? side of the roof. i LAKEL D PISK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4350 SCHEDULE CUB SCOUT PACK MEET FOR SEPTEMBER 21 The first Cub Scout Pack meeting for Pack 459 will be held on Monday, Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at the community house. All boys aged 8 who are interested in joining should plah on attending the meeting, and bring along your mom and dad. Our Cubmaster, Bob Matthews, is still looking for someone who could take over the Pack for him as he will be going to school. Please dads, give Bob a call at 385-6042 and offer your services for a very worthwhile group of boys. Little League Open Meeting Wednesday evening, Sept. 23, there will be a very important Little League meeting at 7:30 p.m. This is the evening that officers will be elected to run the League next year, so come on all you interested parents, come on down to the community house and help out with the League for the coming year. Help is always needed. The dance committee will also be most anxious for reports on well wishers and dance tickets. Hope everyone has their calendars marked for the 10th of October. Please, get your tickets from any Little League manager, player or coach. Once again we've been asked to urge parents to get your sons' uniform relurned to his manager. They are most anxious to get them stored. Football Due to the lack of boys we will be unable to enter the Lak-Mac Football League this year. However we will still have the football practice on Saturdays at 10 a.m. on the field at the community house. All phases of football will be taught. We will have scrimmages as often as possible. A permission slip will be required from the parents for each boy. There will be no registration fee required. The men are there, all we need is the boys. Our Best Goes To the following members of our subdivision who are celebrating their own special days. Happy birthdays are wished to Charles Ferstrom who will be 12 on the 17th. Bob Townsend will be 16 on the 19th. On the 20th Tee Bu.jak celebrates. Ray Bottari, Sherry Jones and Steve Benes all share the 21st. Ray will be 15, Sherry will be 14 and Steve 12. Randy Funk will be an active 3 on the 22nd. Bill Bates reaches age 15 on the 23rd. David Wagner will be 10 on the 24th. May each of you get all your wishes. Among the anniversaries are Jeanette and Jack Ilertzog who share 6 years of togetherness on the 20th. May they have many happy, healthy years together. Bowling Our couples bowling league started off with a bang last Saturday with the Mets coming out on top by taking 4 points from the Cubs. Rich Wohnrade took men's high series without handicap (489) and Joe Prazak took men's high series with handicap (6221. Barb Mourer took ladies high series without handicap (4361, and Donna Rode took ladies high ' series with handicap (586>. The next bowling night will be Oct. 30 at 9 p.m. it Sympathy Extended to the family of the late Eugene A. Man-band, who went to his eternal reward on Sepl. 10 at the age of 72. Marchand's home is at 4801 W. Prairie avenue. To his wife Gladys nnd .his son, Harry of Chicago, goes the community's deepest sympathy. Boy Scouts All boys age 11 who wish to join the Scout Troop are asked to do so by attending their meetings on Tuesday evenings at 6:30. Scouts are also urged to please get their insurance and registration fees in at the meetings or to Frank Bartos now. Boys will not be allowed to camp until their insurance fee is paid; Community House Schedule Any cancellations or reservations for the community house are to be made by contacting Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385- 2728. Thursday, Sept. 17, 8 p.m. Regular Board meeting. Saturday, Sept. 19, private party. Monday, Sept. 21 4:30 to 6 p.m. Girl Scouts, 7:30 p.m. Cub Scout Pack meeting. Tuesday, Sept. 22, Boy Scouts 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23, 7:30 p.m. Little League open meeting. Newcomers We want to extend a welcome to Mr. and Mrs. William Hendrick and their three children, Mark, who is 6, Alana, who is 8, and Scott, who is 4. They live at 1606 N. Ramble road. Mrs. Hendrick came over from Melbourne, Australia, 10 years ago to visit her sister never returned. She met her husband-to-be at her sister's. Recent visitors to their home were her sister, Colena, and husband, John Richard MeCormack, from Melbourne. They had been touring the United States for four months. We hope you will meet many new friends in the community and partake of the activities which are available. Homecoming I'm very happy to report that Dave Druml is now home for a 41 day leave from the Marines, and I am sure it will be a very busy one. Maybe his folks will be able to sleep and eat now, something which they had been doing very little of lately. The not knowing when was very frustrating. Welcome home, Dave. (Jet-Well Wishes To Lee Glorch and Rose Schiddell who were in an auto accident last week Tuesday. Lee is suffering from a whip lash injury and Rose is badly bruised. Hope it isn't too serious. Our best wishes go to Ann Wohnrade who is suffering from a broken toe which happened last Sunday when she dropped two dinner plates on it. Her daughter, Jill Wohnrade, also had an accident Sunday when she punctured her lip with her own tooth when she fell. Our many prayers go with Polly Licastro who is in Sherman hospital in Elgin for surgery. Jackie Laursen had five sutures in his hand from falling on glass and Doug Funk bad one suture above his eye when he was hit by a stone. Margo Schaedel was in Woodstock hospital for a few days for tests. We are happy to be able to report that Carole Humann is now able to get out of bed. It's been a long seige. Four Of A Kind Chris and Gene Foszcz now have what would be a terrific poker hand in cards, "Four of a kind". As it is, it's a very wonderful family. Making their fourth daughter is Monica Sue who made her grand entrance into the world on Sept. 3 at Woodstock Memorial hospital, weighing 6 lbs. and % ozs. Waiting to help spoil their new sister are Karen, Debra and Pamela. May God grant His very best blessings on the Foszcz family. Strolling Through The Park The Paul Schwegel home was really buzzing last Wednesday. Every youngster in the park seemed to be busy playing ball in their empty lot. One eye was constantly on the Schwegel home waiting the arr Ivalof the Cubs, Ron Santo. Paul and Joan had attended the Cub, Houston game as guests of Mr. Santo and had box seats directly behind the Cub dugout. Having the Cubs win that game made the day complete. Mr. Santo returned to the Schwegel home with Paul and was kept busy by all the anxious Little and Pony leaguers from here. The most thrilled youngster must have been little David Wickenkamp who lives baseball. Ron Santo was guest speaker at McHenr£' s Pony League banquet that evening. Heard his talk was most inspiring. It'll be a long time before the community forgets Mr. Santo's visit to the Schwegels. Pam and Paul Schwegel each had a birthday party last week. Pan) was 13 on the 2nd and celebrated with a Beatle movie party for the following girls. Marie Karstens, Sharon Davidson, Susan Pankiewicz and Peggy McMillian. Joan termed the girls as typical Beatle-mania. On the 3rd, Paul, Jr., was 14 and helping him celebrate were Bob Karstens, Tommy Wagner and Mickey Martinez. The boys all went bowling. Sunday had both sets/ of grandparents out to celebrate the birthday days. Grandma and grandpa Douglas hale from Chicago and grandma and grandpa Schwjegel from Gary, Ind. During the rather hectic week Joan and Paul got to have dinner in Chicago and to see a movie. Rosemary, Art, Chris and Barb Tiffany all attended the wedding of their son and brother, Art, in Chicago last Saturday. Heard it was a lovely affair. The Daurio family had Jim's brother, John, and his family along with Jim's mom as guests on Saturday of last week. The senior Mrs. Daurio had just returned from an extended trip to California. Ending the summer season with a Labor Day, pot-luck neighborhood party were the following fun lovers, Ann Herzog, Helen , Gene and Mike Kraskiewicz, Ivy and Danny Lezak, Grace and Ed Mandaziara and Melody. Mrs. Viola Bull, Grace's mother, was in from Wisconsin and joined the group as did the Hountrases guests, Marie and Pat. Edna and Tom Hountras, Ruth and Orlo McMahon, Jim and Lou McEnery, Wilma and Elwood Crane rounded out the group. There was food galore and there was also three tables of different card games in session. Everyone gathered at the home of Delia Julian. On Tuesday, Delia had eleven of the ladies REGISTER NOW ER-JAN no off DAN' NEW STUDIO LOCATION KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS HALL 1304 N. Park Street McHenry, Illinois NEW CLASSES FORMING for ADULT BALLROOM Children's Lessons in . .. TAP^--BALLET -- TOE ACROBAT --^MODEkN JAZZ BATON Ballroom Pupils Have Monthly Dances At The Wing 'N Fin Club We Are Members Of Dance Caravan. Jan Rades -- n Auction & Chicken Dinner Barnard Mill Community Center -- Ringwood Sunday, Sept 20 BlMNiR Served from 11:00 a.m. AUCTION Si® INS AT 1:30 P.M. Donation of Auction Items Accepted Items Also Sold on Consignment Basis Deliver to: Arnold Frank -- Rir -903 ront St., McHenry back to finish off the food and for more cards. The Rizzo family had a birthday party for their Godchild Joyce Geltner last Sunday when Grandma Rizzo, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Geltner and daughters, Joyce and Nancy, and Joyce's girl friend, Darlene, came out. Jo had a delicious roast beef dinner she served plus a fancy birthday cake. Mrs. Rizfco brought her own special pizza sauce with her so they had pizza for supper. Sue and Matt Grizley and friends, Ran and Jean Clark, spent a lovely weekend up at the Wisconsin Dells, ^hey also went to Devils Lake and Baraboo where they visited the winter quarters of Ringling Bros, circus. The motel that they stayed had an indoor pool and Sue managed to swim the width of.it. She said they had a wonderful time. Matt's mother baby-sat for them at home. Debbie George celebrated her birthday last week by having Mary Johnson, Nancy Matthews and Christy Jaenicke over for cake and ice cream and then going to the show. Lyda and Bill Radish joined their daughter in Carpentersville for a Lexow reunion. About thirty people enjoyed the barbecue and the lovely labor day. Mrs. Frank Camasta of West Shore Beach made some very nice center pieces for the managers of the McHenry Pony League for their banquet last Wednesday. Donna and Ray Rode and their children spent a few days camping out in Lac-du-Flam beau, Wis,, last week. Fishing was poor for the male members but Donna got, all sorts of rest and relaxation. Petey and Jack Oakford attended the wedding of Pat and Ray Ege in the "Windy City" on Saturday. They spent the night with Petey's sister. Allen Plucinski's grandparents from Chicago were out Sunday to help Allen celebrate his ninth birthday on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Chapman was one of the Eckharts' bridal party members. The Golden Group of the Methodist church met for a pot luck supper last Saturday. Among those enjoying a wonderful time were Lyda and Bill Radisch and Ann Herzog. Attending a bridal shower at Shirley's Tropical Inn was Vicki Bottari. Vic said she had a wonderful time. Frank, Arlene and the two Bartos boys along with Kay, Ed and the two Druml boys were guests of Morrie and Carol Ketchurri on Friday evening. This group always has. a ball. Grandma Parisi gave her granddaughter, Karen Slonina, a very wonderful birthday party last Saturday. Enjoying sandwiches, cake, ice cream, pop and lots of party games were, Sandra and Cindy Wright, Darlene and Tina Licastro, Cindy Kamp, Debbie Stupey, Denise and Jackie Bucaro, Susie, Larry Koerper, Kent Butler and his sister. Rosalie's sister and her two children, her two sisters-in-law and their four children. Elaine Piasecki helped out with the party. Meg Humann celebrated her birthday with her family, mom Carole made her cake which turned out really delicious. Don and the Humann girls attended a picnic at McCullom Lake beach last week. Don's baseball team were hosts. There was plenty of food, one very wonderful mother even sent a pie home for Carole to enjoy. Sue Funk celebrated her birthday last weekend in Chicago by having breakfast in one home, dinner in another and supper in still another. Sounds like a real nice way of doing it. Heard that 2 a.m. on Sunday morning was very active around the Kamp home. Seems that Ronnie's pet duck, Squawky, decided to take a stroll and Bill, clad in his shortie P.J.'s, was also compelled to take a walk to get "Squawky" back to his pen. Nothing like pets to keep Bill active at the wee small hours of the day. You're real good dad Bill. Llody Wagner, his father-inlaw and brother-in-law spent the Labor Day weekend at the Mississippi Palisades fishing. Heard they caught mdatylltoj bites and no fish. Won't all of you who dirve through the subdivision please,' take an extra few seconds and slow down on the speed of your vehicle? School is once again in session and youngsters forget and dash out without stopping to think. Why wait until some accident occurs and then be sorry. Let's play it safe and slow down. 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