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Tlrewday. June 10.1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Four -- Page On# MCHENRY SHORES W®NICB WILSON S85-4S80 CLUB ADJOURNS FOR SUMMER AFTER BUSY MEETING Since the club does not hold any meetings in July and Au- £V9t the June get-together was a busy affair. A1 Mieritz re- WPted having talked to Mr. Miller 'about the roaJds which h&ve been graded since the May meeting but some of the work has not been done so A1 will see Mr. Miller on Sunday. The fountain will be turned ®s soon as .they can get a man out to open it up. Due ito the fact that the Simonsens are moving on the 14th, Helen has turned in her resignation as secretary of the board and also as director. Willis Coates has agreed to •take over the job of secretary until the next election and it has been decided to wait to replace Helen as a director as her term was to expire this year. In the meantime we will have eight directors. Herb Clausen has agreed to take over the sergeant-at-arms position due to the resignation of Bill Corcoran, Two new members were welcomed to the club, Mr. and ?Irs. Howard Bieritz of 717 Riverside drive who were not ahle to attend the meeting but promised to be with us in September and Mr. and Mrs. T. Elia of 3114 Kinley who have moved into the Burchfield house. Welcome to them. Jack and Elsie Schmitt have rejoined after an absence of a year and were at the meeting. Nice to see them again. and may you spend many more happy years together. Beach Duty On June 13 Bob Petersen will be in charge of clean-up duty at the beach and R. Mack, S. Risiak, E. Raddatz, R. Whiteside and L. Korczyk are on the roster as co-workers. Ball Game on the 20th . The SAC Club and the McHenry Shores Club and getting squared off to play basebadl at the diamcrnd on June 20 at 2 o'clock. Tom Burke is captain of the SAC boys and Dale Jenner the McHenry Shores Club. So choose a team and 'Let's Play Ball'. Birthdays Happy birthday wishes on June 12 go to Marie Addante, Philip Brod and Terry Wetzel; Michael Whetherhult and Diane Flint on the 13th; Diane will be 9 on that day; William 'Billy' Rostal who will be 9 onthe 14th also Harold 'Mickey' McDermott, Albert Simbour^er on the 15th and Otto Gruner on the 16th. A wonderful day to all. Anniversaries Walter and Anna Conner will have an anniversary on June 12, William and Anna Tennent on the 13th, and Arthur and Jeanne Egger on the 14th. Congratulations to all Bits of News Ruth Jenner's brother and sister, Joyce and David Lancaster, from Logan, W. Va., are visiting the Shores, David will be keeping Chuckie company for the summer. Roberta and A1 Mieritz spent the Memorial Day weekend in Eagle River, Wis., fishing and lolling around. Roberta caught one pine tree and -two logs, ho{)e A1 did better than that. Kurt Pogor, who plays outfielder for the Major League, is still on a winning streak. His team has won three games in a row and will be playing again on Sunday ait the VFW grounds in town. Grandpa is coming in to proudly watch the game. Irene, • Clare and Robby Mueller enjoyed the holiday in Manitovvish Waters, Wis., getting in a little relaxation and fishing. Barb and Ray Pogor attended a Bar Mitzvah at a downtown hotel in honor of Mr. Barry Allan Kogan. The boys, Kurt and Paul, stayed at Grandma's house for the night. Ray Pogor's niece, Sharon Migalski, graduated from Holy Family Academy with gold honors, being ninth in a class of 169 pupils. Ray was very proud to be part of the group in attendance. Last Saturday len couples had a bowling banquet, first enjoying a fine meal and then going dancing at the Moose Hall in Woodstock. The group consisted of the boys of the L and M league and their wives. Kelly and Helen Simonsen gave a graduation party on Sunday in honor of their daughter, Pat. Aunts and uncles and relatives from both sides wished Pat the best of everything. Helen and Kelly will be moving on the 14th so good luck tq them as they take an apartment in Cooney Heights. The McHenry Shores Club is losing a willing worker in Helen as she holds two positions now and will be missed. They are going to keep in touch with us and will attend our picnic in July, so it isn't as if they are going too far -- Good-by for now, will be seeing you soon. Welcome the Elias Tom and Lee Elia have been welcomed into the Shores by Audrey Whitney. The Elias have recently moved into the house at 3114 Kinley Boulevard and have a black cat named Snowball who is their 'family' since they are newlyweds. They have joined the McHenry Shores Club arid attended the June meeting. Welcome, and we hope you like our little'community. Meet the Bieritzes Although they have been living here for over a year Mr. and Mrs. Bieritz of 717 Riverside drive have never been welcomed in .until now. We apologize for this oversight and hope they haven't felt too neglected. They have also joined the Club. Audrey has taken over the job of welcoming in newcomers arid has requested that you all help her by calling her when some one moves into your section as it is pretty difficult to keep track the entire area. Graduates Congratulations to some of our graduates. In the eighth grade we have Mike Wetzel, Ellen Tiggemann, Johnny Valey and Tony Koieno. In the high school group Pait Mueller, Sandy Wetzel and Pat Simonsen will be having their big day. Best wishes to all th(e girls and boys we have missed. The Smiths Visit Meeting John and Daisy surprised everyone by dropping in at our meeting last Thursday. They have just returned from Philadelphia and New York where they took in the Fair and spent some (time with Daisy's mother. Although they regret leaving the Shores they are looking forward to their trip to Hawaii. Daisy said after all the farewell dinners given by their friends they are both getting a little chubby and will have to start watching their calories soon. The Smiths will be leaving Wonder Lake Sunday, driving to Yellowstone Park, the Salt Lake City Tabernacle and staying in San Francisco for 5 days before leaving, on the SS President Wilson on July i, celebrating the 4th 5 on the high seas and will arrive in Honolulu on the 6th. After visiting friends they will go to Hilo on the 10th where they will stay. The best of luck to John and Daisy in their new home, and they promised to keep in touch with us. Dale Jenner Back From Fishing Trip On Friday night, the 21st of May, Dale Jenner took off with a friend, motored to Orr, Minn., near the Canadian border, from there boated for 45 minutes to a place that had no phones or TV. Sort of roughing it. At the en!d of the week they were joined by four more boys who flew up for the holiday weekend. They all caught their limit in walleyes and had a wonderful time. Dale gained 15 pounds which isn't bad when you consider WATER SOFTENER SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES & MODELS • Service f Rebuilding • Repair • Cleaning Out • Overhauling • Installation • Reconditioning t Removal ALL WORK GUARANTEED WATER SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT 3S5-55M JUoie no WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES McHenry, Illinois Plymouth Barracuda might look a million bucks, but it costs *997498.00 less! Got a pencil ? *Based oa Manufacturer'! Suggested Retail Mm for lowest-priced model, exclusive of lUilimiliia charges, state and local taxes, if any, racing (tripe, whitewalls, wheel i optional equipment. And don't be surprised if your Plymouth Dealer beats that figure. FURY/BELVEDERE /ittMttr/BMBfefteUB* FURY MOTORS, Inc. that they did their own cookiiig. He also gleefully reported that this was the first time when out fishing .tlhat not one said, you should have been here last week, or yesterday. Dale got back home on Sunday and then the family celebrated Chuckie's birthday which was on the 27th while Daddy was gone. J Dogs, Dogs, Dogs We are getting the usual summer complaint about stray dogs running loose. How about it, do you know where your pooch is now? Bake Sale The 26th of June is the day of our bake sale at Justen's furniture store in town. Audrey Whitney will be happy to hear from all you good bakers. Cakes, breads, cookies, pies. Will be gratefully accepted. More on this next week. Lindwalls Return From Vacation „ Connie and Charlie Lindwall got back on Sunday after three weeks in the East, visiting Vermont, New York, and New Jersey. The weather was wonderful and the foliage and scenery just gorgeous. They had a busy time visiting friends and relatives and had a family reunion at Connie's sister's home. Naturally the Fair was taken in and the Illinois Pavilion and the General Motors exhibit were the two things that impressed them the most. Charlie's mother accompanied them and is now staying in Plattsburg, N. Y. with a friend until the first part of July. The water shortage is still plaguing the folks out east, they are all praying for rain, strange as it sounds. The Lindwalls returned on Sunday and are now goitiivj; caught up with gardening and work around the house. Well here it is Friday again and time to turn in the column! have a good week and see you at the same place next Thursday. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR 885-2615 Area Pupils Finish Studies ~~7, There were twenty young ladies and gentlemen who graduated from McHenry junior high. They are Ginger Acred. Carole Atkins, Jackie Bitterman, Duane Brossman, Bob Ehredt, Joan Farr, Wayne Kawell, Linda Kunz, Dan Levand. Connie Nichols, Rinetta Rogany, Karen Schiavone. Ronny Steinsdoerfer, Allen Swanson. Nancy Winters, Patty Zabroski and Diane Taylor. Congratulations and best wishes go to you all, antl the best of luck in high school. Marion Centra! • There, were-i\mi who giadu- .it el 1V< Marian Central. They'are Kathy Brze/.inski and Rick Foss. Congratulations and hope you have a lot of success in your future. Ladies League Held their regular meeting ami installation .of -officers Wednesday, June 2. Ann Brze/. inski was installation chairman. Those installed were Rose Zelen'ka. president. Sophie Paterson. vice-president, Jean Dember, secretary, and Helen Para, treasurer. Trustees are Marie Hyatt. Ann P>oIda ami I.u tiravenstuk. Alter installations a lovely dinner was enjoyed by the women. Auxiliary Outing There were fifty-three women who enjoyed the outing to Deerfield Thursday. June .'5. It was very interesting to see how coffee cakes and cheese cakes are made, and how everything is so automatic. The two girls who worked hard on making the chicken salad and making the outing a success- were Helen Rodde and Pearle Stineman. Their helper on the salad was Jo Bartelt. Rummage Sale The Woman's auxiliary is sponsoring a rummage sale Saturday, July 10, on the grounds, of Club Lilymoor. If you have any items for the sale please bring them to Connie Johnson at 703 N. Fair or Shirley Schuerr at 412 N. Fast view. Please, the clothing must be clean. You can phone the girls that you are coming with items. Connie's number is 385-3908, Shirley's is 385-2645. Birthday Celebration Mrs. "Margaret, Reining was honored with a birthday party Saturday, May 29, at the home of her daughter and son-inlaw. Ruth and Elmer Kroricke's* There were four generations there to help Margaret celebrate her seventy-sixth birthday. They were her two daughters and sons-in-law, Dorothy and Rut-h, Kroncke Also her. five sons, Bill, Joe, Kii, Bob and Jack Reining, and their wives,- of Chicago. Also six of her grandchildren and nine of her great-grandchildren. Many happy returns Margaret. Anniversary Greetings go to Don and Marion Leske who celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniyersary Friday, June 4. Congratulations and hope yqu c^£ ebrate many more togetheiv f -:- Shelter Painted :•!" •11 i * UsJHI •i-sA>I '4 • The school bus shelter on Southside and Lily Lake Road has taken on a new look. Phillip Zahn and Terry Johnson were busy little beavers paint* ing the shelter. From my souro* of information you did a very good job boys. Keep up the good work. Attends Graduation Don and Marion Leske and family attend the graduation and party for Marion's cousin's boy, Tommy Johnson, of Elmhurst. The graduation took place Sunday, June 6. Wayne Sampson New Scout Executive Wayne Sampson, who has been serving as district executive of Rockford's Chaske District, has been appointed as the new assistant Scout executive of Blackhawk Area Council. The appointment was made by Reinhold G. Miller, Scout executive, and was effective June 1. 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